LazyQoder v1.3.1

LazyQoder v1.3.1

Scope: v1.3.1 package release notes. The corrected package requires repository and release-package verification; Qoder activation in a fresh host session still needs live testing.

Eval-driven fixes

• Safer execution: Workflow intent ignores quoted or historical command mentions while retaining explicit requests to start work. Isolation reports namespace allocation accurately; it does not claim to have created a Git worktree. Cleanup preserves populated allocations, linked files, and caller-owned changes.
• Better evidence: Outcome comparisons hash the supplied task, budget, and permission snapshots and reject mismatched cohorts. Reports distinguish absent, partial, and validated evidence, count explicit host-billed costs from failed runs, and reject fixture telemetry as execution data. Hashes verify supplied bytes, not the truth of their contents.
• Predictable delegation: Subagents keep the current session model by default. A plan may propose efficient or performance for named tasks, but switching requires an explicit plan decision and --allow-switch. The selector is advisory and does not change host settings or imply that a model is available on the account.
• Package and tooling fixes: Installed-package and release-root validation now distinguish their routes, check pinned inventory integrity, and reject an invalid explicit release root. Agent metadata accepts optional model aliases and memory scopes; CLI discovery includes qodercli. Dependency search handles extension-bearing imports with fewer search processes, and verification avoids repeating the full suite for Python preflight. No end-to-end speed or cost gain has been measured.
• Current guidance: README, contributor, lifecycle, and verification documentation reflect v1.3.1. Obsolete attribution and initial-port files were removed; credits and licenses remain in NOTICE and LICENSE.
• CI harness correction: The MCP grep-fallback regression harness retains the Python interpreter selected by CI setup-python, with its existing 1.5-second response bound and grep fallback. This fixes interpreter selection only; runtime MCP behavior is unchanged.

Measured efficiency

No measured productivity, latency, or native-cost improvement is claimed. The CI correction makes the regression check use the configured Python interpreter; it does not claim a product efficiency gain. The corrected source must pass its own repository and release-package verification before publication.

Host capability matrix

Host	Release route	Live status
Qoder CLI	Release-root marketplace	Pending fresh-session test
Qoder IDE	CLI-backed marketplace when available	Pending fresh-session test
Qoder app	Full-plugin marketplace	Pending fresh-session test