v0.2.0b2 — First verify. Then learn.
v0.2.0b2 is a beta release of Morpheus's source-grounded truth layer and
local experimental learning path. It does not claim stable-release maturity or
evidence from broader real-repository use.
Highlights
- Reviewed active state now uses
morpheus-active-state-review-authority/1: only exact reviewed
candidate-to-claim and evidence bindings can authorize active-state datasets.
Ordinary compile and wake receipts remain integrity records and cannot
authorize learning. - The adapter benchmark uses
morpheus-benchmark-categories/1with canonical
coverage for product identity, commands and CLI behavior, architecture,
safety rules, team conventions, stale-claim correction, and unsupported
claim refusal. morpheus learn team-loopandPOST /learning/team-loopshare the
morpheus-team-learning/2reviewed-input contract for PR comments, rejected
agent claims, human corrections, accepted review candidates, check results,
and stale-claim corrections. New correction candidates remain pending.
Safety Boundaries
No accepted source span means no training example.
No eval pass means no adapter activation.
No rollback means no production activation.
Adapters never activate automatically. Pending, rejected, stale, inferred-only,
secret-like, and ignored claims do not become positive training facts. Cloud integrations remain opt-in. Adapter output is not the source of truth.
Install Or Upgrade
Pin the beta package explicitly:
uvx --from 'morpheus-wake==0.2.0b2' morpheus wake . --privateOr use pipx:
pipx run --spec 'morpheus-wake==0.2.0b2' morpheus wake .Replace an earlier beta pin with morpheus-wake==0.2.0b2. Unpinned installers
may choose a stable release instead of this beta.
Local Gates
Run the local quality and provenance gates before relying on a project state:
ruff check .
pytest tests/ -q
morpheus wake . --private
morpheus verify --allThese gates verify repository state and receipt integrity; they do not authorize
adapter activation without the separate reviewed dataset, paired eval, readiness,
and rollback requirements.