Releases: fugal-ai/fugal-subnet
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Fugal Subnet v0.2.0
The TEE architecture, finished and proven against a real chain. v0.1.0 predates all of it — if you are running that build, upgrade.
Attested claims are now bound to what they prove
Five exploit classes succeeded against the previous verifier, modelling an attacker who owns genuine Intel TDX hardware — so DCAP really passes and only the bindings can stop them. All five are closed:
- Approved-image matching read
proof.source_hash, a field the workload writes about itself. It now reads the quote's own MRTD/RTMR0-2 registers. - Results were never checked against the assigned slice, and
gold_answerswas the entire 21K pool. proof.weights_hashwas never compared to the on-chain commitment.- The downloaded bundle was never checked against the advertised
proof_hash. - Cost inconsistency was only a warning, though understating
total_cost_usdraises a miner's score.
Three bugs meant the subnet could not have set a single weight
| Bug | Effect |
|---|---|
Miner and validator formatted epoch_id differently |
Slices overlapped 45/300 → every proof rejected on nonce |
| Miner imported a function that does not exist | Every epoch died inside an except that only logged |
Harness passed a raw loader dict to grade() |
Every TEE answer graded 0, silently |
Also in this release
- Scoring is quality per dollar against the best single model, priced against a hash-pinned table rather than a stub.
scripts/dress_rehearsal.pyruns the shipped binaries against a real local subtensor node; its first run surfaced eight defects no in-process test could see. 28/28 now pass.- CI exercises the path that actually runs. It previously tested the pre-TEE pipeline end to end and the TEE pipeline only in pieces.
- The
docker composedemo completes end to end;launch_testnetworks, and mock mode can no longer spend money. - TDX quotes are generated through the kernel;
dcap-qvllocked and pinned exactly.
Full detail in CHANGELOG.md, and the reasoning in #2.
Full changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0
Fugal Subnet v0.1.0
Warning
Superseded — do not run this build. v0.1.0 predates the TEE architecture by 58 commits. Three defects fixed in v0.2.0 meant this version could not set a single weight, and its attestation verifier accepted five classes of forged proof. Use v0.2.0.
Initial open-source release of Fugal Subnet. Includes the Bittensor validator and miner, deterministic benchmark and grader pipeline, router-head training and evaluation, commitment and reveal integrity, mock local-testnet tooling, operator guides, reproducible dependency lock, CI across Python 3.10–3.12, CodeQL scanning, and open-source community and security policies.