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@mahadansar mahadansar released this 22 Aug 19:51
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Release notes — v0.8.1

This file stages the reviewed body of the v0.8.1 GitHub Release, dated
2026-08-23. It is not a record of past releases:

Currently in preparation: v0.8.1, dated 2026-08-23.

sol-luna-orchestrator v0.8.1 — 2026-08-23

What changed

  • Delegation guidance is adaptive: zero workers remains valid, and cost
    decisions balance expected credits, latency, context, fixed overhead,
    verification, coordination risk and quality. Cheaper-worker economics apply
    only when the selected parent is priced above the worker on the current
    schedule; no saving is guaranteed or measured.
  • Single-task and batch choices are distinct. Use delegate_task when no
    batch-level scheduling is needed; delegate_tasks is intended for multiple
    meaningful tasks but accepts one task for compatibility. Sequential batches
    are for dependent or shared-workspace tasks, while parallel batches are for
    independent tasks. Declared overlap can be accepted per call, but actual
    same-file edits still prevent automatic integration.
  • resultDetail in a batch is one batch-level choice applied uniformly to every
    returned task result. An empty allowedFiles array means no in-workspace
    allowlist; it does not declare read-only intent, and workspace confinement
    still applies.
  • The roadmap records a future explicit classification for read-only,
    zero-change results and does not infer that intent from allowedFiles: [].
  • Human pricing examples are dated 2026-08-23: the documented API example gives
    a 25:1 Sol:Luna unit-price ratio, while the eligible purchased-credit example
    gives 20:1 for input and cached input and about 16.7:1 for output. These are
    illustrative rate ratios, not a measured saving or a universal billing rule.
  • Regression tests cover adaptive cost guidance, single-versus-batch and overlap
    wording, batch-level result detail, empty-allowlist semantics, pricing-example
    safeguards and the read-only roadmap distinction.

Unchanged

No delegation input/output schema shape changed, and no execution algorithm
changed. This release updates guidance and schema descriptions while preserving
the established delegation behavior and defaults.

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