Context Layer for Odoo
Coverage and release status.
What the technical alpha releases today on Odoo 19: a use-case-focused semantic kernel of 44 immutable, verified entries, plus 15 Purchase-to-Accounting candidates not yet released. The four verification anchors, and what is deliberately not claimed.
This page is the honest inventory: what is released, what is a candidate, and what is not claimed.
The released kernel
The alpha releases a use-case-focused semantic kernel of 44 immutable, verified entries on Odoo 19, spanning:
- an Accounting truth kernel;
- focused Sales and Inventory bridges;
- a deep Purchase kernel.
These entries are loaded through independently verified, content-hashed release locks: the release is pinned by a hash of its contents, so the meaning you read is fixed and auditable.
Use-case-focused, not complete coverage
44 verified entries is a use-case-focused kernel, not complete Accounting, Sales, Inventory, or Purchase coverage. The layer states exactly what it proves. It never claims to cover every module or every question.
Candidates, not counted
A further 15 Purchase-to-Accounting entries are candidates. Their behavioral verification passes across all four anchors, but they are not released and are not part of the public 44-entry registry. We do not count candidates as released facts.
The four verification anchors
Verification is re-run against four Odoo 19 anchors, so a release is not proven against a single moving target:
- release-day Odoo 19 Community;
- release-day Odoo 19 Enterprise path;
- current Odoo 19 Community;
- current Odoo 19 Enterprise.
What the system has today
The released kernel sits on real machinery: executable verification, immutable content-hashed release locks, provenance, deterministic retrieval over released content, and risk-preserving context assembly. The consumption surfaces (MCP, REST, Python, TypeScript, static context packs, and signed offline caches) are implemented. See Consuming the layer.
Version target
Odoo 19 is the only current stock-version target, Community and Enterprise. Earlier versions (17, 18) and any future version are not advertised. Earlier-version compatibility packs would follow only after the first proof passes.
What is not claimed
- Not complete coverage of any module.
- Not a finished hosted tenant product (the tenant system is an implemented foundation).
- No published benchmark result yet (see Benchmark methodology).
- Not proven against your custom modules, localizations, or company and currency setup beyond stock Odoo 19.
For the full list of what remains experimental, see Current limitations.