v4.3.0

The MCP server tells every host which tool to call at each stage of a task, and convergence_score stops calling a change's own tests, changelog, fixtures and docs drift. It also follows @/ alias imports and matches the joined spelling of a camelCase product name (OpenPanel → lib/openpanel.ts). No command, field or schema was removed. Convergence receipts move to engine 0.5.0, and the index cache moves to version 12, so existing indexes rebuild once.

Added

• The MCP server sends its workflow to every host. initialize now returns instructions that say which tool to call at each stage of a task: context_pack first, a repo_search retry when the pack is weak, change_impact before editing, convergence_score before each commit and review_gate before a pull request. The workflow used to live only in one host's instruction file, so an agent on another host never saw it. The text is defined once in src/lib/agent-workflow.js, and a test fails if it names a tool the server does not list.

Fixed

• convergence_score no longer calls a change's own tests, changelog and eval data drift.
  • A test whose name adds a suffix to a confirmed file (mcp-dispatch.test.js for mcp.js) counts as its test.
  • With at least one confirmed owner, the changelog entry and fixture or eval data (evals/fixtures/…, evals/corpus.json) are in scope under the new owner-changelog and owner-test-data rules.
  • A ranking fix that added an eval fixture and recorded its changelog scored 52/100, with every fixture file listed as drift.
  • The convergence engine moves to 0.3.0, so 0.2.0 receipts are not recomputed.
• The gate no longer treats fixture files as risk-sensitive. isGateRiskPath skips fixtures, __fixtures__, testdata and test-data directories, as it already did for tests and docs. A fixture repository's middleware/admin-auth.ts had made review_gate warn. Real code under an eval/ or evals/ folder still gates.
• A repository deleted from disk no longer fails every search.
  • repo_search lists it under stale, with a hint, instead of errors.
  • The next solumbe index drops it from the catalog and reports it under pruned.
• A request that names a tool reaches the code that implements it.
  • A registry names its tools as strings: { name: "convergence_score" } in a tool table, and case "convergence_score": in the switch that dispatches it. The indexer only knew declarations, so context_pack missed src/lib/mcp.js for a request about MCP tools, and convergence_score called converge.js drift in a change to it.
  • Identifier-shaped strings in those two places are now indexed as registered symbols, together with the functions their entry calls.
  • A request naming one pins the module that exports the called function, through the registry's own imports (converge.js for convergence_score). The registry is surfaced as its definer.
  • Display names such as "Convergence Score" are not indexed.
  • The index cache moves to version 12, so existing indexes rebuild once.
• A failing accuracy eval says FAIL instead of crashing. The closing line called .find on the accuracy eval's cases, which are grouped by suite ({ retrieval, risk }), so a run below threshold threw data.cases?.find is not a function.
• convergence_score reads what the change adds to place a file.
  • A test or source file whose added lines import a confirmed file is in scope (owner-test, and the new owner-import). A source file still needs no risk flag that file lacks.
  • A doc whose added lines name a confirmed or inferred file is in scope (owner-doc).
  • #273 had four files wrongly called drift: ast.js, which now imports a helper from text.js; a test named registered-names.test.js; its gap note; and docs/EVALS.md. Its score moves from 59 to 70, with scope and risk alignment both at 100.
  • The convergence engine moves to 0.4.0.
• convergence_score follows root-alias imports.
  • The owner-import rule, and tests placed by import, now resolve @/…, ~/… and #/… specifiers from the repository root or src/, the form Next.js and Vite apps use. They only followed relative imports before.
  • On the bashbop-event-web analytics change (BASHBOP/bashbop-event-web#622), every screen wired to the confirmed utils/analytics.ts through @/utils/analytics counted as drift: 25 drift files, scope 16, 51/100. Now 10 drift files remain, scope is 68 and the score is 69/100. The ten that remain are six risk-flagged files, which still need their own review by design, and four that changed without adding an import.
  • The convergence engine moves to 0.5.0, so 0.4.0 receipts are not recomputed.
• A request naming a camelCase product reaches the file named after it. "OpenPanel" splits into open and panel, while the file is lib/openpanel.ts and the package @openpanel/react-native. context_pack and change_impact now also weigh the joined spelling. On the bashbop-mobile-app request, lib/openpanel.ts rose from ninth to third in context_pack, and into change_impact's top eight from outside its top twelve.
• A user config from before the rename applies again. The rename moved the user config from ~/.config/otito/config.json to ~/.config/solumbe/config.json with no fallback, so settings left in the old file, a telemetry opt-in among them, stopped applying and local usage capture went quiet with nothing reported. When the Solumbe file is missing, the old one is read; both honour XDG_CONFIG_HOME. The first solumbe config set or solumbe telemetry write starts from the old settings, and the old file is left in place. solumbe doctor warns while the old file is in use and prints the command that moves it, solumbe config names the file it read, and doctor --json carries a new userConfig field.
• solumbe route starts one git process instead of six. AX inspected the whole repository (a file listing plus four git metadata calls) for four fields it reads from package.json and the top-level directories, and route runs AX on every routed prompt. Where each process launch is slow, the six launches pushed route past the UserPromptSubmit hook's six-second budget, so the hook gave no tier and logged no decision. AX now reads those fields through inspectRepoBasics, which runs no git; its score is unchanged.