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@Madhvansh Madhvansh released this 25 Jul 20:51
v0.1.1
40dc0d1

Fixed

  • Digital twin layout. The schematic card and the tag rail are now balanced, removing a large empty region under the flowsheet at desktop widths. The dot-colour legend moved next to the diagram it explains, and the Makeup water panel moved to its own row.
  • Narrow screens. Long provenance chips no longer overflow the viewport on the Forecast and Advisor views; long tag values no longer clip.
  • Asset cache-busting bumped so returning visitors receive the new stylesheet.

Changed

  • The deployment letters are now labelled as attestations solicited by the maintainer rather than independent verification, with a stated route for evaluators who need verification that does not run through the maintainer.
  • The platform badge stated Linux/RPi/Windows; CI runs Ubuntu only on Python 3.10-3.12. The badge now reflects what is actually tested.
  • pyproject.toml no longer claims cooling-tower-chem is unpublished; it is on PyPI.

No library or controller behaviour changed.

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@Madhvansh Madhvansh released this 21 Jul 15:22
v0.1.0
262057a

TGF is an advisory toolkit for cooling-tower water treatment: physics-informed water-chemistry risk indices (LSI/RSI), foundation-model anomaly detection and forecasting, and a Model Predictive Control dosing optimizer.

Advisory scope and boundary

  • TGF operates in an advisory / decision-support role: it produces water-chemistry risk indices, anomaly alerts, and forecast-informed dosing recommendations. A human authorizes every dose.
  • TGF is not wired to dosing hardware. The closed-loop controller is validated in backtest only — replaying historical water-analysis records through the controller in simulation — and autonomous actuation is on the roadmap.

See the README "Production status & provenance" section for the full statement of scope.

Deployment verification

Two deployment-confirmation letters (both dated 21 July 2026) are included under docs/deployment/, documenting the DCM Shriram Alkali deployment. The README "Deployment verification" section states precisely what the letters do and do not cover.

History

This is the first tagged release. See CHANGELOG.md for the full change history; earlier entries are grouped by date, derived from the Git commit history.

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