Releases: ExCoder/mergegrounds-site
Release list
MergeGrounds Site v1.2.2
Public launch release of the MergeGrounds landing site.
Highlights:
- truthful demo-first onboarding for core v1.0.0
- hardened production security headers
- accessible mobile navigation and recovery paths
- route-specific metadata and structured data
- explicit privacy and trust-boundary language
- reproducible source identity in the published footer
MergeGrounds Site v1.2.1
Integrity fix
- Publishes the five canonical MergeGrounds Verifier v0.1.0 schemas byte-for-byte.
- Adds SHA-256 schema identity checks to CI.
- Excludes canonical schema files from automatic formatting to prevent future drift.
- Deploys source commit 05529d5 to the public site.
The schema page and filenames are unchanged; consumers now receive the exact packaged verifier bytes.
MergeGrounds Site v1.2.0
MergeGrounds Site v1.2.0
- Publishes the five canonical MergeGrounds Verifier v1 JSON Schemas byte-for-byte.
- Adds a human-readable schema directory and links the external verifier boundary.
- Adds an explicit privacy and no-hidden-telemetry notice.
- Corrects the immutable
v1.0.0bootstrap, seal, doctor, and strict verification commands. - Removes build-host filesystem paths and third-party font requests by using a local system font stack.
Production verification covered every public route, JSON content types and schema bytes, the 404 contract, sitemap entries, and absence of local-path or legacy-brand leakage.
MergeGrounds Site v1.1.0
Adds the evidence-led AI system assurance guide. It translates the supplied research themes into falsifiable controls for model reasoning, delivery metrics, RAG, long context, benchmark contamination, fine-tuning regressions, tools, and runtime data authority.
All public claims link to primary sources; the site gate passed with zero known npm audit vulnerabilities.
Live: https://mergegrounds.chawax.chatgpt.site/docs/ai-system-assurance
MergeGrounds Site v1.0.0
Initial public website release for MergeGrounds.
- evidence-led landing page and documentation
- trust-boundary and expected-red guides
- primary-source research page
- canonical metadata, sitemap, structured data, and social preview
- zero known npm audit vulnerabilities at release time