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HostLatch v0.2.0 — snapshot validation

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@iammurtaza53 iammurtaza53 released this 30 Sep 12:44
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HostLatch 0.2.0 adds complete repository snapshot auditing and publishes the project's first real-world corpus validation.

Highlights

  • --snapshot compares the complete current tree with Git's empty tree.
  • Git index and tree-mode reads are batched, fixing the Windows scalability issue discovered during validation.
  • A privacy-safe report covers 12 repositories, 2,359 files, 77 rule-fit findings, and recorded performance.
  • Five public repository results are commit-pinned and reproducible; seven private repositories are aggregate-only.
  • A dedicated project page, structured software metadata, robots policy, sitemap, and expanded package keywords improve discovery.

Verification

  • 12/12 tests pass.
  • CI passes on Ubuntu and Windows with Node.js 22.13 and 24.x.
  • npm package dry run and JSON validation pass.

HostLatch remains an experimental public beta. Findings identify trust-handoff paths; they are not automatically confirmed vulnerabilities.

HostLatch v0.1.0 — activation scanning and quarantine bundles

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@iammurtaza53 iammurtaza53 released this 30 Sep 07:26
486d51c

HostLatch is an experimental trust-handoff firewall for AI-written repositories.

Highlights:

  • Git-delta-aware activation scanning across committed, staged, unstaged, and untracked changes
  • Explainable artifact → consumer → trigger → host-effect graphs
  • Quarantine-first promotion bundles with content-hash verification
  • Coverage for agent, IDE, package, Git, CI, container, shell, executable, and symlink activation surfaces
  • Zero runtime dependencies and offline operation
  • Passing Linux and Windows CI on Node.js 22 and 24

Try it:

git clone https://github.com/iammurtaza53/hostlatch.git
cd hostlatch
npm ci
npm run demo

This release is defense-in-depth software, not proof that a repository is safe. See SECURITY.md and docs/THREAT_MODEL.md.