v3.13.0: QE-Court — adversarial review as a verdict
What's New
QE-Court — an adversarial review court where a change is prosecuted by independent AI reviewers from different vendors (Codex/GPT, Cognitum, Claude), each with its own probe set, and a SHIP verdict must survive an escalating deeper review before it stands (SHIP / REMAND / BLOCK). It debuted by reviewing this release and blocked it, catching three data-loss/crash bugs a green test suite had missed — all fixed.
Also in this release:
- Codex (GPT) provider — run QE on your ChatGPT subscription.
- Statistical significance gate for the self-learning flywheel — no more promoting within-noise gains.
- Automatic
memory.dbrecovery from verified backups on genuine corruption (never touches a healthy DB). - Per-agent cost attribution in the spend ledger.
- 4 HIGH-severity CVEs cleared from consumer installs (#565).
Getting Started
```bash
npx agentic-qe init --auto
```
Try the court on your own changes: `/qe-court` (or `aqe eval run --skill qe-court`).
See CHANGELOG and release notes for full details.