Enoch v0.3.1

Enoch v0.3.1

Enoch v0.3.1 is a reliability and workflow-refinement release. It hardens
self-validation and scheduled work, gives inheritance, learning, and
brainstorming clearer assessment boundaries, and removes duplicate lifecycle
state once evolution work becomes a normal task.

Highlights

• Added a content-addressed managed validation environment that provisions the
  hash-locked build backend without modifying the host Python installation.
  Doctor and /update now recover from a missing setuptools.build_meta
  prerequisite instead of repeatedly failing.
• Redesigned inheritance as a durable direct-parent inbox. New commits and pull
  requests are assessed in fresh background Codex sessions, while
  /inherit inbox, /inherit inspect <change-id>, /inherit <change-id>, and
  /inherit ignore <change-id> keep discovery, review, execution, and dismissal
  separate.
• Redesigned learning around immutable published-skill snapshots.
  /skills <agent> resolves inspectable skill links, and
  /learn <skill> from <agent> uses a fresh read-only Codex assessment to
  create a fully attributed evolution candidate only when the skill applies.
• Replaced the multi-stage brainstorming pipeline with one bounded, stateless
  Codex turn that produces validated, deduplicated candidates. Existing
  brainstorm cooldown state migrates safely.
• Simplified evolution ownership. Approving a candidate now archives its
  snapshot and queues a normal task; the task journal alone owns retries,
  worktrees, commits, reviews, and completion.
• Added a Telegram-specific presentation layer that groups structured records
  into readable cards while preserving Enoch's original response text for
  fallback and debugging.
• Decoupled cron scheduling from chat polling, coalesced missed runs into one
  ASAP run after restart, prevented duplicate outstanding schedule work,
  prioritized due cron tasks, and made timing and context-snapshot failures
  explicit.
• Updated the immutable Telegram and GitHub provider pins to the revisions that
  contain this release's presentation and inheritance changes.

Validation

• The 753-test Enoch body suite passes.
• The 72 provider and library tests pass independently.
• Doctor passes in the managed validation environment, including the portable
  wheel-install E2E and authenticated Codex and GitHub readiness checks.
• GitHub Actions covers Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14.

Compatibility

• Python 3.11 or newer.
• genesis.toml schema version 1.
• Workflow API version 3.
• Profile API version 5.
• Provider-kit 0.7.0.
• Genesis v0.1.1 or a later compatible build.
• Existing inheritance, brainstorming, cron, task, and evolution state remains
  readable through explicit migrations and compatibility handling.
• /inherit all and inheritance aliases are retired in favor of the explicit
  inbox commands above.
• /evolve retry and /evolve reconcile are retired; approved work is followed
  and retried through /tasks and /task retry <task-id>.

Credentials, memories, logs, chat identifiers, task state, and instance
configuration remain outside both the public source archive and the inheritable
software body.