Test the released install path end to end

[OkeyAmy]

Problem

The repo has useful tests, but the adoption promise is only real if the published artifacts work together outside the monorepo. The release test should prove the exact path we ask builders to trust.

What to do

Add a released-artifact smoke test that uses:

• published @okeyamy/drs-sdk
• published @drs/mcp-server and @drs/mcp-client
• tagged ghcr.io/okeyamy/drs-verify

Acceptance criteria

• the test runs from published artifacts only
• it covers one valid protected call
• it covers replay rejection
• it covers request-body binding mismatch
• docs or install-path drift fails CI before release

Dependencies

• depends on publishing the MCP helper packages
• should run against the deterministic hello-DRS demo once that exists

Out of scope

• monorepo workspace packages as the main proof
• external LLM or API-key dependent examples

[OkeyAmy]

The idea came from my old project, Axioschat, where I was trying to use an if/else statement to get an approval flow working: https://github.com/OkeyAmy/Axioschat/blob/main/src/pages/Chat.tsx

At the time, that approach worked because we did not yet have a fully autonomous system. The system still required a human-in-the-loop prompt to define and approve the autonomy of an agent.

But once OpenClaw launched, I finally felt this was necessary: every agent should be accountable for every action it takes

[OkeyAmy]

I am still early in the building process, and I would really appreciate support and guidance from the community, including technical support and any other feedback

[OkeyAmy]

Happy to have a quick call. Before we schedule, could you please send a short overview of who will be on the call, examples of projects you’ve supported, and what kind of support you think would be relevant for DRS?

Also, just to be clear upfront, I’m not looking to make any commitments on the call. I’m mainly open to understanding whether there is a clear fit

[OkeyAmy]

Thanks, that sounds fair. I’m open to having an initial conversation to understand the possible fit

Please send over your Calendly link, and I’ll pick a time that works