v0.7.0

Predictive Debugger now brings imported types, object methods, re-exports and TypeScript path aliases into its bounded dependency context. Large-file reviews retain complete declarations, and stricter evidence requirements reduce speculative bug reports.

In the Sonnet development benchmark, v0.7 identified 38/39 planted defect trials plus one verified alternative, with zero false alarms across 45 clean-control trials. Observed complete-workflow cost was $1.294, compared with $1.490 for v0.6 and $1.553 for direct reading.

These results cover 13 buggy files and 15 clean controls, repeated three times. The cases informed prompt development, baseline sessions were reused, and cache conditions differed. They are development results, not a guarantee of accuracy or cost on other projects.

Also included:

• Malformed model verdicts report unavailable instead of clean.
• Imported bindings respect local shadowing; complexity metrics include do-while loops.
• Batch reviews share log analysis across files.
• Superseded benchmarks are removed, and temporary worktrees are excluded from installation packages.

All 192 tests pass. Release-commit CI passes on Windows, macOS and Linux with Node 22 and 24.

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This is a prerelease for testing and feedback.