Teleloom v0.5.0 — first public release

Teleloom v0.5.0 — first public release

Teleloom is a Telegram toolkit: MCP server + portable agent skills + CLI.
It brings scoped Telegram reading, search, sourced summaries and explicitly
confirmed actions to the agent client you choose.

This release contains 67 MCP tools and six skills, with user and bot profiles,
frozen originals, typed aggregates, compact views/excerpts, exports, digest/revision
validation, observed events and optional attachment/transcription engines.
OpenCode 2, explicit OpenCode v1, Pi, Hermes, Claude and Codex have client config targets.

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Follow English setup or Russian setup.
Choose your client, then try an example workflow.
The Python package, module and CLI are teleloom; the local application and
credential namespace is teleloom, with TELELOOM_* environment variables. No PyPI publication is claimed.

Wheel and sdist are built once from the release source; SHA256SUMS identifies
their exact bytes. Compare package version, build_id, source_commit and
build_type with teleloom doctor; version alone is not artifact identity.

Verification and boundaries

The release follows one source-bound full offline run, a clean-snapshot secret/
privacy scan and canonical artifact identity checks. Actual results are recorded
in acceptance and the repository's public release receipt.
External Telegram and model APIs are faked in automated tests. Native connection
observations predate this release and do not establish current live Telegram,
model workflow, skill-discovery or Claude Desktop GUI acceptance.

The public repository starts from a fresh root commit. Private development history,
account state, credentials and internal operational logs are not included.

Actual release evidence

Teleloom v0.5.0 is published from a fresh root commit with no private Git history.

Source: 4969953776e2a4dae5aa62501b6140cbdc2eaaca
Tree: bace9e1de60456c5b302d2f2b294a5e4ebb7917b.

• Full offline suite on the final source: 780 passed, 0 failed, 563.86 seconds, Windows / Python 3.12.14 / two workers.
• Ruff, format, mypy and validation of six runtime skills passed.
• Source audit: 225 tracked files; no broken local documentation links, previous brand/private references or Gitleaks findings.
• One canonical wheel/sdist build; source/version/build stamps validated. Isolated installed-wheel inventory: 67 MCP tools and six runtime skills.
• Built-artifact audit: 289 extracted files, no secret/private-reference findings.
• Independently downloaded release assets match the canonical SHA-256 hashes and release source.
• Public Ubuntu CI passed secret scan, lint, format, mypy, skill validation and the selected CLI tests. It did not repeat the full suite or rebuild artifacts.

The initial offline run had 778 passes and two failures: renaming the fictional digest export changed its bytes while its pinned fixture hash stayed old. The manifest and example were corrected, the two checks passed, and the final full run above passed. Runtime hash validation remains intact.

Asset	SHA-256
SHA256SUMS	b249d26971449fd245b8024df10b8644a9591e757f281923b88e42fe2c30d513
teleloom-0.5.0-py3-none-any.whl	9ea9fd675618b0b1171e7e05c6e2d6f8b4d39bcbfb6301c9420d7a1f83a19e2c
teleloom-0.5.0.tar.gz	bfa39beefbfabc6e1c080fadc999ff7107f9d347fc25760f61b11aa3c380e27f

Automated tests use fake Telegram/model APIs. Previous native-client observations belong to pre-public v0.4.0; live v0.5.0 Telegram/model workflows and Claude Desktop GUI were not executed for this launch. The existing installed owner was not upgraded. Distribution is through GitHub release assets; no PyPI publication is claimed.

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