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The Sarban core era: the engine says what it knows. Truthful surfaces, board correction verbs,
detach, structured transcripts — and the engine now knows what version it is and can update itself.

Added

  • conductor version and GET /version report the semver, the git commit, whether the tree was
    dirty at build time, the build date, and which binary answered — stamped by the build itself
    rather than typed into a source file, so "is this run using stale engine code" has an answer.
  • Automatic tag-height versioning. The csproj no longer carries a hand-typed version number; the
    v* tags are the single source of truth, and a release binary answers with its own tag.
  • conductor update — checks the latest release, and swaps this binary for it. It verifies the
    download against the release's SHA256SUMS.txt, then runs the downloaded engine and asks its
    version     before replacing anything, and swaps by rename so a failure puts the old binary back.
    It refuses while a run is live, because every task claim and background start during a session
    spawns the engine again — a mid-run swap means the back half of a session runs on different code.
    --check looks without installing.
  • doctor gained an update line: which engine is running and whether a newer release exists. Never
    a failure (an offline machine is not a broken one), memoised for six hours in a user-level cache so
    it costs nothing, and switchable off with --no-update-check or CONDUCTOR_NO_UPDATE_CHECK.
  • Releases now publish a SHA256SUMS.txt manifest alongside the platform archives.
  • CHANGELOG.md (this file), enforced at release time by tools/changelog-section.sh.
  • conductor task --blocked-until, --todo, --blocked, --skipped and --amend, so the board
    can be corrected rather than only appended to.
  • conductor run --detach: the engine takes its own process group, prints its pid and control-plane
    URL, and survives the shell that launched it.
  • Per-session digests on /sessions — tool mix, files touched with counts, claims, and background
    work as a storyline — built from structured tool events rather than truncated JSON blobs.
  • A RUN-SUMMARY.md at the end of a run; report and status work offline from run.db.

Fixed

  • The release build could never have compiled. -p:PublishSingleFile=true — the flag every platform
    in release.yml publishes with — enables the single-file analyzer, and two reads of
    Assembly.Location were IL3000 errors under TreatWarningsAsErrors. Since that workflow only runs
    on a v* tag push, nothing had ever exercised it. Both reads now use AppContext.BaseDirectory.

Changed

  • install.ps1 and install.sh print the version they replaced and the version they installed
    (before → after), so an operator can confirm a rebuild actually took. install.ps1 gained
    -SkipShim.
  • Telegram starts on every run path, and /telegram/status carries a derived willDeliver verdict
    instead of leaving delivery to be discovered at the end of a run.
  • conductor status no longer reports a healthy run as interrupted while a gate is executing.
  • Gate verdicts wait for the session's tracked background children, retry a failed required gate
    once, and judge the work rather than the environment.
  • doctor fails on configurations that used to fail silently at runtime: a model set without the
    model token, unknown RunIf/SkipIf tokens, literal braces in prompt text, zero-gate stages.
  • History squashing runs after the stage's final state write, works on a dirty tree, reports real
    counts, and un-marks the stage when it fails instead of claiming success.

Install

Download the archive for your platform, unpack it, and put the two binaries somewhere on
your PATH. They belong next to each other — the engine finds the Face by looking
beside itself.

Then, to see it work without credentials or spend:

conductor demo

Confirm what you unpacked with conductor version — it answers with this release's tag,
the commit it was built from, and the build date.

No .NET or Go install is needed: the engine is self-contained and the Face is a static
Go binary.

macOS: these binaries are not signed or notarised. On first run:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine conductor conductor-face

Building from source instead: tools/install.sh (macOS/Linux) or
tools\install.ps1 (Windows).

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0

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