v0.5.43 — Foundation Integrity

v0.5.43 — Foundation Integrity

Patch release hardening the verification core and the MCP resource surface, from a foundation-effectiveness audit of the flagship Trinity tool.

What changed

• Ethics-veto fail-safe: if the Z Guardian's inference is degraded (truncated and schema-repaired), the verdict is now capped at REVISE with an explicit inference_warning requiring human review — instead of potentially surfacing a clean recommendation on synthesized defaults. Genuine inference is unaffected.
• Validation-history privacy: save_to_history now defaults to off, and the history resources (genesis://history/*) return non-identifying summaries / aggregate statistics only — a caller's concept text is never exposed to others on a shared instance.
• Methodology resource accuracy: genesis://config/master_prompt is now generated from the live agent configuration, always matching the exact X / Z / CS prompts in production.
• Current-date awareness: agent prompts are anchored to the real current date, so market-recency and regulatory-deadline reasoning stay current.
• Version currency: genesis://state/project_info reports the live server version.

Why

A live-tested audit confirmed the core is effective (the ethics veto fires; production runs genuinely multi-model; scoring is proportional) and surfaced that the verdict could rest on synthesized defaults in the degraded path, and that the resource surface had drifted from production. Fail-safe-first behavior and resource accuracy are foundational to an epistemic-verification product. 10 new regression tests; 666 passing.

PR: #254 (code) · #255 (docs)