AIDebug v1.1.0 Release Notes
Release date: 2026-06-15
Summary
AIDebug v1.1.0 is a maturity and evidence release. It does not claim that the
project is broadly adopted yet; it makes the project easier for maintainers,
packagers, malware analysts, and curated-list reviewers to evaluate.
What Changed
- Added reviewer-facing documentation for safety, validation, comparisons,
sample evidence, and curated-list resubmission readiness. - Added safe mock outputs for JSON, YARA, and HTML report review.
- Added screenshots that show the TUI, behavioral patterns, CFG view, pattern
detection output, and four-panel workflow. - Expanded deterministic tests for pattern detection and JSON export.
- Clarified that ATT&CK mappings, YARA rules, and reports are analyst-review
seed material, not final operational truth.
Reviewer Evidence
README.md: maturity evidence table, screenshots, install flow, limitations.docs/sample-evidence.md: safe inputs, mock outputs, screenshots, packaging
evidence.docs/validation-plan.md: validation plan and quality checks.docs/safety-model.md: safe usage boundaries.docs/curated-list-resubmission-plan.md: what must improve before
resubmitting to strict curated lists.
Verification
python3 -m pytest -q
python3 -m build
python3 -m twine check dist/*Expected test result for this release: 7 passed.
Known Limits
- The project is still young and should not be resubmitted to strict curated
lists until there is more release history, external usage evidence, and
regular maintenance signal. - Dynamic analysis must be run only in an isolated, authorized malware-analysis
lab. - AI-backed output requires analyst validation before detection or reporting
use.