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Agent+ 0.4.0

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@traftonobrien traftonobrien released this 01 Sep 02:25

Agent+ 0.4.0

Agent+ 0.4.0 adds controlled multi-stage task routing and strengthens project lifecycle delivery.

Highlights:

  • Adds a validated active-chain capsule for ordered maker, evaluator, reviewer, and closeout work.
  • Delivers active-chain controls through initialization, upgrade, status, recovery, and doctor workflows.
  • Adds exact managed-set identities, additive upgrades, executable-mode preservation, and collision protection.
  • Refines routine repair, R migration, complexity, cost isolation, and versioning guidance.
  • Adds one closed release-candidate verifier with exact scope, detached Git objects, pinned static checks, source preservation, and durable receipts.
  • Expands public validation to 196 tests, including 32 focused release-verifier tests.

The release contains generic public controls and synthetic evidence. It contains no private project data or scientific results. Consumer adoption remains a separate, version-pinned decision.

Agent+ 0.3.0

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@traftonobrien traftonobrien released this 22 Aug 23:57

Agent+ 0.3.0 adds two reviewed public capabilities for controlled project operation.\n\nHighlights:\n\n- Prospective outcome auditing with first-pass success, eventual success, late-defect, duration, retry-efficiency, failure-concentration, Wilson interval, and explicit abstention reporting.\n- A fixed private-evidence receipt interface that rejects omission, substitution, traversal, symlink, tamper, duplicate, non-JSON, FIFO, socket, device, and unexpected-file attacks.\n- Exact-byte legacy-project admission through the adopt command without overwriting project-owned controls.\n- A fixed project startup-check seam with nonblocking descriptor-bound execution.\n- Exact 13-file managed-manifest enforcement across canonical status and doctor plus copied doctor and context consumers.\n- Audit-first synchronization guidance from an exact official tag.\n\nRelease validation:\n\n- 128 public-package tests passed.\n- Outcome-audit integrated review passed 25 of 25 attacks and 15 of 15 coverage items.\n- Legacy-adoption integrated review passed 13 of 13 attacks and 15 of 15 coverage items.\n- Public safety, canonical/bootstrap bindings, internal links, compilation, shell syntax, and exact release-scope checks passed.\n\nAgent+ does not grant scientific, modeling, promotion, live-execution, or consumer-project authority. Consumer synchronization remains a separate owner-authorized operation from this exact release.

Agent+ 0.2.0

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@traftonobrien traftonobrien released this 22 Aug 18:36

Agent+ 0.2.0 is the first versioned release of the expanded public control plane for AI-assisted baseball research and analytical products.

Highlights:

  • Versioned project initialization, status, doctor, transactional upgrade, and recovery commands.
  • Descriptor-anchored path safety, durable journals, immutable recovery assets, exact managed sets, and installed-byte authentication before terminal cleanup.
  • $agent-plus-sync for audit-first, explicitly authorized synchronization from an exact official release.
  • $agent-plus-discovery-grill for durable pre-contract decision briefs.
  • $editorial-pass for attributed, voice-preserving editorial review with protected-token checks.
  • Closed anti-loop and interface-consumer guards with ledger-bound review receipts.
  • Portable Agent+ policies for bounded delegation, independent review, plain-language status, unattended execution, and implementation subtraction.

Release validation:

  • 99 public-package tests passed.
  • 29 lifecycle tests passed.
  • 53 anti-loop tests passed.
  • Fresh integrated review passed the sync, editorial, and lifecycle boundaries.
  • Ruff, strict mypy, compilation, shell syntax, public-safety checks, bindings, links, and release-scope checks passed.

Agent+ does not grant data, scientific, modeling, promotion, or consumer-project authority. Each project retains its own memory, plans, evidence, data, local rules, and engineering ledger.