Solweaver v0.5.0 — Durable Runtime Assurance

Highlights

• Keeps Solweaver project-neutral and keeps small documentation-only work local without unnecessary worker, reviewer, phase, or ledger creation.
• Verifies Sol, Terra, Luna, and final-strict reviewer runtimes from platform-provided turn_context instead of configured TOML or model self-report.
• Adds durable assurance-unit identity, bounded default review budgets, atomic reviewer-call reservation, concurrent-attempt protection, and closed-generation rejection.
• Separates review exhaustion from parent recovery so work completion, acceptance, blockers, and independent attestation remain truthful and independently reported.
• Reconciles staged, unstaged, and untracked candidate paths and binds reproducible delivery and runtime-evidence manifests into the frozen candidate.
• Strengthens universal re-review gates, finding-origin classification, runtime-availability closure, adversarial readiness, and post-phase retrospectives.
• Resolves installer paths through intermediate symlinks and rejects source/write or write/write overlaps before backup, migration, or installation mutation.
• Expands repository, installed-copy, isolated-upgrade, concurrency, manifest, and runtime-smoke validation.

Upgrade

git pull
python3 scripts/install.py --upgrade

Restart Codex or open a new task after upgrading. Runtime certification for each installation still requires observed platform turn_context model and effort metadata.

Assurance note

The development runtime-smoke contract passed and all addressable findings were fixed. Both bounded final-strict reviewer calls returned fix-first, so this release is parent-completed and is not represented as independently ship-attested.