Changelog

Notable changes to the f5-sales-demo marketplace.

AWS 2.0.0, Azure 3.0.0, and Platform 5.0.0

Publish one shared f5xc-ce-automation/v1 contract receipt across AWS and Azure discovery and reject stale contract/provider digests before planning or mutation.
Add full AWS Secure Mesh Site v2 discovery, immutable plans, approved apply/resume, lifecycle, NLB ingress, capability-gated TGW networking, status, diagnostics, and cloud-init analysis while preserving the generic AWS CLI tools.
Advance Azure CE intent/plan schema to v2 and keep only Azure-specific Marketplace, compute, networking, and diagnostics guidance in the provider skill.
Add provider-neutral Platform capabilities and typed site configuration, plus neutral headless mutation, legal, and destruction gates.
Generalize synthesized Customer Edge prompt-trace evaluation across both clouds. TGW Connect remains release-blocked until current F5 documentation and tenant capability evidence agree.

Require current official F5 and Microsoft research plus live Azure catalog and subscription observations before CE recommendations or plans.
Route realistic Customer Edge paraphrases through a runtime research gate and allow discovery to resolve exact image and VM identifiers without guesses.
Add synthesized prompt traces that verify the real xcsh tool sequence and fix Gemini compatibility for numeric CE tool parameters.

Add deterministic F5 Customer Edge discovery, immutable planning, approved apply and resume, lifecycle operations, status correlation, and diagnostics.
Add native Secure Mesh Site v2 configuration, one-use opaque bootstrap checkout, and non-secret F5 status evidence.
Remove legacy Azure VNet Site, Fleet, and shared registration-token workflows.

Initial release of the marketplace with two plugins.

MDX content validation skill with seven checks (frontmatter, syntax, imports, components, images, structure, exports)
/review-mdx command for on-demand validation

Four persona skills: sales-engineer (dispatcher), demo-executor (4-stage lifecycle), presenter (walkthrough), subject-matter-expert (cited Q&A)
Two agents: demo-housekeeping (readiness verification and teardown), demo-researcher (reference-backed research)
Convention file architecture for product-agnostic reuse across demo repositories