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EvoTrace v0.3.2 — one-command onboarding

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@jinzijian jinzijian released this 19 Aug 11:39

One-command local onboarding for Claude Code and Codex history.

Highlights:

  • evotrace init discovers, imports, and mines existing sessions
  • One-line installers for macOS, Linux, WSL, and Windows PowerShell
  • Value-first GitHub landing page and terminal product visual
  • Windows-safe CLI imports with a real PowerShell installer smoke test
  • Bilingual documentation and GitHub Discussions

EvoTrace remains local-first: installation reads no session data, and init performs no model call or upload.

EvoTrace v0.3.1 — one-command onboarding

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@jinzijian jinzijian released this 19 Aug 11:36

EvoTrace can now go from installation to a locally mined asset index with one command.

Highlights:

  • evotrace init discovers, imports, and mines Claude Code and Codex history
  • One-line installers for macOS, Linux, WSL, and Windows PowerShell
  • Unsloth-inspired GitHub landing page with a value-first quickstart
  • New terminal product visual, bilingual docs, and community links
  • Installer and onboarding regression coverage

EvoTrace remains local-first: installation reads no session data, and init performs no model call or upload.

EvoTrace v0.3.0 — project rename

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@jinzijian jinzijian released this 19 Aug 11:08

ScaleVerifier is now EvoTrace.

Turn every Claude Code and Codex session into reusable training, evaluation, and verification assets.

What changed

  • The GitHub repository is now jinzijian/evotrace.
  • The Python distribution and primary import package are now evotrace.
  • The primary CLI is evotrace; et is the short alias.
  • The default local store is ~/.evotrace, configurable with EVOTRACE_HOME.
  • Generated bundle metadata, Docker paths, environment variables, Git identity, documentation, and security language now use EvoTrace.

Compatibility

  • Existing ~/.scaleverifier data is reused automatically when no new store exists.
  • scaleverifier, vf, and sv CLI aliases remain available.
  • The scaleverifier Python namespace remains as a compatibility shim.
  • Legacy SCALEVERIFIER_HOME and task environment variables remain supported.
  • GitHub redirects the former repository URL to the new one.

Verification

10 local tests pass, including brand migration and backward-compatibility coverage. CI passes install, test, lint, and build on Python 3.9, 3.11, and 3.13.

ScaleVerifier v0.2.0 — import, mine, build

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@jinzijian jinzijian released this 19 Aug 10:07

ScaleVerifier v0.2.0 turns existing Claude Code and Codex history into a day-one local eval pipeline.

Highlights

  • vf import discovers both local history sources, distinguishes rich Codex sessions from prompt history, and incrementally indexes changed files.
  • vf mine produces auditable useful, correction, execution, preference, recovery, and low-value labels without calling a model.
  • vf build compiles top execution-verifiable sessions into task, Git environment, Dockerfile, and verifier bundles.
  • vf watch keeps the index and mining results current for nightly workflows.
  • Every bundle includes sandbox-policy.json and a non-root container image contract.

Safety boundary

Autonomous agents may work only on the ephemeral container copy. Host bind mounts, Docker socket access, privileged mode, production write credentials, and host-side agent execution are outside the contract. V0.2 rejects legacy benchmark --agent; a safe container orchestrator is the next runtime milestone.

Behavior changes

  • The default local store is now ~/.scaleverifier (override with SCALEVERIFIER_HOME or --home).
  • vf is the primary CLI; scaleverifier and sv remain aliases.

Verification

CI passes on Python 3.9, 3.11, and 3.13. The generated bundle Dockerfile was also built and launched under non-root, network-disabled, capability-dropped smoke-test settings.

ScaleVerifier v0.1.0

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@jinzijian jinzijian released this 19 Aug 09:27

First public alpha of ScaleVerifier.

Highlights:

  • Import local Codex and Claude Code histories into a normalized trajectory schema
  • Record arbitrary coding-agent commands with Git before/after state
  • Compile sessions into portable task, environment, and verifier bundles
  • Replay tasks and benchmark agents in fresh workspaces
  • Mine basic failure signals locally
  • Local-first storage, best-effort secret redaction, and explicit privacy boundaries

ScaleVerifier is early alpha. Inspect generated verifiers and bundles before consequential use or sharing.