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@Saimonokuma Saimonokuma released this 24 Aug 20:44
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RoT MoE 9.0.0 -- Router

The router and its organs. No Lean 4, no unsealed policy page.

this tag ships measured
archive RoT-MoE-Router.zip (637 KB)
files 68
Lean 4 sources 0
UNSEALED.md no
manifest version inside 9.0.0

Three tags are cut from one commit: v9.0.0 Router, v9.0.1 Lean,
v9.0.2 Lean+Extra. They differ by archive content, not by source tree --
the table above is the whole difference, read out of the zip at publish time.

The tier is the patch digit again — and the audit that earned the release.
9.0.0 core · 9.0.1 lean · 9.0.2 unsealed, published separately. 9.0.1
is what /plugin install serves: the verification surface is the point of this
project, so the default carries it.

Fixed — two RED, found by audit and each proven load-bearing by mutation

  • R1 both PowerShell arms emitted OEM best-fit garbage for every non-ASCII
    byte (⚜️→??, λ→?, ·→0xFA). One pinned encoding per arm. Reverting
    the pin turns cross-diff red — mutation-proven, not asserted.
  • R2 the project path was normalised BEFORE the $PWD fallback. Reordered.
    Stated honestly: the live corruption was real, its mechanism was NOT
    reproducible from any shell, and the reorder is kept as a safety property
    rather than a reproduced fix.

Fixed — instrument and latent defects

  • R3 the CI audit judged whatever run came back; it now NAMES its workflow
    and refuses (exit 2) if that workflow is absent. Steps read: 5 → 221.
  • O1 byte-wise locale for the DTD reader, bound to the declaration.
  • O2 the sink-retirement check asked node for its own path. voice-contract
    46/1 → 47/0.
  • O3 an unbound "26 checks" claim removed from three README spots — and a
    guard added    , because replanting it was previously undetected.
  • O5 / O5b the licence gate had never opened a .js, and bonus/ shipped
    six unlicensed files. 287 → 318 source files, 0 missing a header.
  • O6 every hook command ran BOTH arms when the ps1 arm failed
    (A && B || C). All 63 rewritten to the conditional form; installers carry
    legacy strings so an old arm still disarms.
  • Y1 path equality is not string equality — a pin this installer wrote
    survived arm under a different true spelling of the same directory.
  • Y5 cross-diff never reached the payload path. Y6 the ps1 sink wrote
    CRLF into .jsonl. Y7 dead ROT_PROFILE removed from both arms.
    Y8 three deliberate control bytes documented. Y10 the arm fallback
    finally has a checker — shape AND behaviour.

Verified

87/87 modules kernel re-verified · 797/797 mutants killed, 0 survived ·
1632 theorems · 0 sorry · 31 hook events / 63 entries all execute ·
Animus consume-and-emit proven with five controls · 190 .sh files,
0 syntax failures, error tier cleared · two separate Claude Code 2.1.238
scratchpad sessions wrote their own sinks and fired 10 distinct hook events.

Verify any download against its published checksum: sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt, or on macOS, where that tool does not exist: shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS.txt

Topics — 42 tags, generated from .github/tags.txt

#Specification #ExpertRouting #KernelVerified #Bash #AgenticWorkflow #MachineChecked #Router #OpenSource #Copyleft #CliTool #Leanchecker #Eupl #PromptEngineering #ClaudeCode #FormalVerification #Anthropic #Spdx #StaticAnalysis #EnsembleMethods #ProofAssistant #Powershell #AiAgents #Mathlib #Moe #FreeSoftware #VerifiedSoftware #Plugin #MutationTesting #Agpl #LlmTooling #ProofEngineering #Lean4 #NonProfit #ReuseCompliance #DeveloperTools #Sigmoid #DependentTypes #Hooks #ClaudeCodePlugin #TheoremProving #MixtureOfExperts #DualLicensed

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