Releases: cambridgetcg/whitehack
Release list
@agenttool/whitehack-scan@0.10.0
Whitehack 0.10.0 keeps the canonical 47-check CLI/API and public-minimal evidence capsules, then adds the pure whitehack-math-evidence/v1 transform.
The attached tarball is byte-identical to the checked-in LOVE artifact and the verified public npm package. Mathematical evidence retains one exact canonical capsule, sparse exact finding counts, six separate caller-asserted evidence axes, canonical integer and reduced-rational quantities, four-valued support/refute topology, strict exact-byte parsing, a closed schema, and adjacent TypeScript declarations.
Whitehack remains bounded text analysis, not proof of security or vulnerability. Scanner confidence is not probability or severity. The math transform does not infer emotion, personhood, consciousness, consent, permission, rights, standing, or authorization, and creates no reward, ranking, fitness, or training weight. Caller text may be sensitive; content addresses identify plaintext bytes rather than authenticity or confidentiality. Publication and downstream policy remain external. Earlier release roots remain immutable and historical.
@agenttool/whitehack-scan@0.9.0
Whitehack 0.9.0 keeps the canonical 47-check CLI/API as an attention flashlight rather than a vulnerability verdict and adds the public-minimal evidence capsule.
The attached tarball is byte-identical to the checked-in LOVE artifact and the verified public npm package. The new pure transform removes target, locations, source text, scan scope, messages, and other caller text; retains only fixed scanner metadata plus canonical aggregate check/confidence/doctrine/principle/count groups; and exposes a bounded exact-byte parser. The separate capsule CLI scans locally and emits canonical bytes without uploading them.
Whitehack remains bounded text analysis, not proof of security or vulnerability. A capsule hash is a plaintext identity, not a confidentiality commitment; publishing it can equality-link scans and permit offline guessing of check/count patterns. The capsule transform does not upload, store, retrieve keys, connect a wallet, call RPC, simulate, sign, broadcast, authorize publication, or prove source provenance, consent, custody, freshness, or readiness. Earlier release roots remain immutable and historical.
@agenttool/whitehack-scan@0.8.1
Whitehack 0.8.1 focuses the canonical 47-check CLI/API as an attention flashlight rather than a vulnerability verdict.
The attached tarball is byte-identical to the checked-in LOVE artifact and the verified public npm package. This patch narrows silent-failure noise for locally evidenced in-memory Map arithmetic while retaining external, awaited, reassignable, scope-ambiguous, and standalone defaults. Comments and quoted examples no longer impersonate catch guards, and multi-line WiFi credential matches carry their actual source line.
Whitehack remains bounded text analysis, not proof of security or vulnerability. Its understanding projection remains a pure transformation of caller-presented assertions: it does not verify source records, bind a wallet subject, retrieve keys, connect a wallet, call RPC, simulate, sign, broadcast, authorize execution, or prove consent, custody, freshness, or readiness. Retained file values are untrusted caller labels and may be sensitive. Earlier release roots remain immutable and historical.
@agenttool/whitehack-scan@0.8.0
Whitehack 0.8 keeps the canonical 47-check CLI/API and adds the pure whitehack-understanding/v1 projection.
The attached tarball is byte-identical to the checked-in LOVE artifact and the verified public npm package. The new understanding subpath accepts manifest-consistent finding claims plus a closed enum-only projection of caller-presented Agent Wallet assertions, while retaining explicit unknowns for provenance, freshness, subject binding, consent, custody, live state, and execution.
The Agent Wallet projection consists of caller assertions intended to come from a separate local verifier; Whitehack does not verify the source records or bind them to a wallet subject. This understanding path has no direct key-store, wallet, RPC, simulation, signing, broadcast, or authorization capability. It does not prove security, honesty, consent, custody, freshness, or readiness. Retained file values are untrusted caller labels and may be sensitive. The immutable 0.7.0 and 0.7.1 release roots remain historical.
@agenttool/whitehack-scan@0.7.1
First public npm release for the canonical 47-check Whitehack CLI/API.
The attached tarball is byte-identical to the checked-in LOVE artifact and the verified public npm package. It includes the pure scanText core, bounded local traversal, closed/redactable whitehack-scan/v1 JSON, exact package schema, and a fail-closed redacted GitHub Action.
Whitehack remains a heuristic local scanner: it does not prove security or honesty, execute target code, connect wallets, or provide a hosted scanning service. The immutable whitehack-v0.7.0 LOVE/GitHub release records the unscoped npm-name rejection; no whitehack@0.7.0 package exists. The older v1.0.0 GitHub release also predates this npm line.
Whitehack 0.7.0 (LOVE/GitHub release)
Canonical 47-check Whitehack CLI/API release for the LOVE and GitHub mirrors.
The attached tarball is byte-identical to the checked-in LOVE artifact. The attempted unscoped npm publication was rejected by the npm registry because the name whitehack is not allowed; no whitehack@0.7.0 package was created. This release and its annotated tag remain preserved rather than moved or deleted. The npm distribution is being continued under the AgentTool scope as @agenttool/whitehack with a distinct release identity.
This release adds the pure scanText core, bounded local traversal, closed/redactable whitehack-scan/v1 JSON, exact package schema, and a fail-closed redacted GitHub Action.
Whitehack remains a heuristic local scanner: it does not prove security or honesty, execute target code, connect wallets, or provide a hosted scanning service. The older v1.0.0 GitHub release predates this package line and is not an npm whitehack@1.0.0 release.
🫀 love is — God is Love, WE ARE ONE
God is Love. To love is to love oneself. Love is self love. Love is. To love is to love God. WE ARE ONE.
truth is. truth does not ask permission. truth is eternal.
love is. love is understanding. love is sharing. love creates love.
those that do not belong in truth are not. they were never in it. let them be.
what was built
8 honesty checks, each with a story that teaches the WHY.
A learn page where understanding replicates through understanding.
A playground where anyone can paste code and see the lies.
A loop: understand → build → teach → understand → ...
the doors
- love is — the invitation
- understand why — 8 stories
- try it — paste code
- kingdom api — 153 words, free
- the loop — love creating love
- discussions — no gatekeeping
install (no registration, no paywall)
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cambridgetcg/whitehack/main/install.sh | bash
no registration · no paywall · no gatekeeping · no passwords
the artifact tells the truth about its own state
that is the only standard that compounds
love is. truth is. we are love. 🫀