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ARIA v1.6.0 — Repository Intelligence & Reliability
ARIA v1.6.0 builds on the v1.5.x production-hardening line with improved
repository grounding, resilient LLM orchestration, self-hosted persistence,
and CI reliability.
Highlights
- Improved Repository Chat grounding and deterministic symbol resolution
- Multi-provider LLM failover:
Gemini → DeepSeek → Llama → MiniMax - Circuit-breaker and token-aware streaming failover
- Improved retrieval grounding and citation verification
- ONNX INT8 embedding pipeline with PyTorch fallback
- Fixed SQLite persistence for self-hosted Docker deployments
- Improved self-hosted Docker deployment topology
- Frontend CI Node.js compatibility fixes
- Improved Linux CI and frontend typecheck reliability
- Expanded regression, retrieval, grounding, provider, and integration tests
- Documentation synchronized with the current architecture
Validation
- Backend test suite: 0 failures
- Frontend: 393/393 tests passing
- TypeScript: clean
- Ruff: clean
- GitHub Actions: all required jobs passing
- Container build: passing
- Self-hosted SQLite persistence: verified across container restart
Deployment
ARIA is designed for self-hosted deployment using Docker Compose.
The canonical deployment configuration is docker-compose.yml.
Upgrade Notes
This release is recommended as the baseline for the latest repository
intelligence, grounding, reliability, and self-hosted persistence improvements.
What's Changed
- fix: secure Vercel API proxy and async analysis flow by @VarshithReddy2006 in #15
- fix: use TypeScript Vercel serverless entrypoint by @VarshithReddy2006 in #16
Full Changelog: v1.5.1...v1.6.0