gald3r v5.0.0-beta.44
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| OS | gald3r engine |
|---|---|
| Windows | installer (.msi) · portable (.zip) |
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | gald3r-macos-arm64.pkg |
| macOS (Intel) | gald3r-macos-x86_64.pkg |
| Linux | gald3r-linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
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Your completed work stays completed. This release closes a defect class that could silently revert already-resolved tasks and bugs during autonomous merges — closed structurally, at every layer: agent worktrees no longer see board records at all, commit safety fails closed whenever a merge or conflicted state is in progress, claim cleanup can never overwrite a resolution that landed in the meantime, and completing a task now requires its acceptance criteria ticked at write time. Autonomous runs also got dramatically faster to finish what they start: merge-gate checks across pending branches run in parallel instead of one at a time, each lane is watched individually by silence (a dead lane frees its slot while healthy siblings keep working), results credit the moment each lane reports, and known-failing merge attempts are remembered instead of retried from scratch. Your agents inherit new shipped discipline — a three-verdict verification contract for proving a fix actually works, a flake-handling protocol with a shared known-flaky-tests index, a standing merge-conflict-resolution brief, and a two-phase reviewer flow measured at a fraction of the previous review cost. Installs get cleaner too: internal maintainer content that had leaked into shipped rule files is scrubbed (upgrading overwrites the affected files), a release gate keeps it from ever shipping again, and bug routing is explicit — your project's defects go on your board, suspected gald3r defects go upstream via gald3r gfix. Also new: a backlog Momentum Board inside Throne, an update alert when a newer release is available, code navigation with gald3r graph explore|impact|callers plus an MCP equivalent, and COMMANDMENTS.md — an owner-editable home for your project's guiding principles.