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The streaming release. 0.3.0's dogfood measured where the money actually goes: every judge and
audit call re-booted the whole Claude Code harness — ~30k tokens and ~10 seconds of startup for a
one-line question, 99% luggage. 0.3.1 pays the toll once.

Changed

  • Judging and auditing now stream through ONE claude process per batch. The instructions ride
    the session's system prompt (sent once, cached); each judgment or audit is a turn. Measured in
    prototype: ~3.2x cheaper per verdict and no per-call boot; sessions rotate every 25 turns to
    bound context growth. The old per-call path remains as the automatic fallback (older CLIs,
    mid-batch failures) — the ladder is stream → per-call → silence, and a failed turn is skipped,
    never guessed. Streamed prompts carry a <stratless-…> sentinel so the pipeline can never parse
    its own sessions as your conversation.
  • The profile is SECTIONED — the six kinds as fixed headings (WHAT THEY KNOW · HOW THEY THINK ·
    HOW THEY WORK · DIRECTION · FAILURE SIGNALS · TRIGGERS), only sections with evidence appear,
    under 350 words, with a humanmd/v1 schema marker in the file. HUMAN.md starts looking like the
    protocol it is becoming.
  • Time is narrated. The trend and window every pattern carries now reach the prose: "has held
    for two months, lean on it", "faded through July: who they were". And the miner now sees each
    judgment's local time tag (computed by code, never raw timestamps), so time-conditioned patterns
    ("terser in the morning") can finally emerge.
  • report joins the pattern era — the human's mirror is now reasoned from the audited
    patterns and centers the trajectory: what stopped, what holds, what's new. It also gains the
    numbers-lint: both renderings now refuse to deliver an invented number.

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