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## [1.15.3-beta.18] - 2026-07-13
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## [1.15.3-beta.16] - 2026-07-13
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- **Opportunity follow-through: surfaced opportunities stop dying as files and one-liners.**
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Every opportunity now flows through the Harvest Formula lifecycle (candidate -> qualified ->
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explored -> promoted | parked | retired) as a real graph node with append-only stage history -
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who advanced it, why, and on what evidence, at every step.
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- **Eureka statements now bank as proposed opportunity nodes.** The portfolio scan's ranked
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statements get a REAL awaited Grounding Guard verdict (a bounded async resolution pass over
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the Phase 212 critic - previously the sync emitter could never await it, so nothing ever
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banked on a live run). Statements the critic passes bank as `opportunity` nodes with
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DERIVED_FROM evidence edges; statements it rejects stay honestly unbanked with the verdict
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named. Tunable via `MINDRIAN_OPPORTUNITY_BANK_PREDICATE` (critic | critic+tail | all).
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- **Harvest sensor (SENS-14): graph events become scored opportunity candidates.** A producer
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on the insight-sensor rail harvests candidates from five lanes (eureka proposals, bridges,
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contradictions, whitespace, meeting filings), classifies each through the Gibson Four-Lens
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(leveraging_resources / challenging_orthodoxies / understanding_needs / harnessing_trends),
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and scores them with HarvestIndex_v1. The bridge lane rides the real extraction edge
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vocabulary (COMPETES_WITH / USES_COMPONENT / SUPPLIES_TO), so it finds genuine cross-entity
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signal on real rooms, not just fixture edges.
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- **Qualification Decision Gate (`/mos:qualify-opportunity`).** Harvested candidates come to
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YOU at a real card showing why each one qualified (Q1..Q8 rubric verdicts + machine-readiness
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components; an unknown is typed `unknown`, never a fabricated zero). Five verbs:
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Qualify+file, Park, Retire, Explore, Skip. A Skip writes a typed REJECTED_BECAUSE edge -
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rejection is data the ranker learns from. Nothing qualifies without your explicit verb.
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- **[Explore]: one explicit action turns a qualified opportunity into deep research**
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(`/mos:explore-opportunity`). Runs the explored-stage chain - deep research, diffusion and
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timing, analogies, web validation - and files a Minto-shaped opportunity artifact (governing
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thought + SCQA + cited sources) into `opportunity-bank/` plus a research corpus artifact into
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`research/`, both through the navigation.cjs gates with typed evidence edges. When the
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engine cannot run, the surface OFFERS an LLM manual fallback at a card - honestly labeled
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`engine_mode: llm_manual_baseline`, never silent, never the default.
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- **Frontmatter metadata extraction slice.** Artifact frontmatter (methodology, status,
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created) now lands as graph properties during extraction, so engines reason over what the
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files already declare.
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- **Web ingestion agent: any URL becomes room knowledge in one governed move.** Paste a link
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in conversation, or run `/mos:research <url>`, and after you approve at the card the page
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is fetched (Tavily Extract, server-side clean markdown), filed as a cited research artifact
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in `research/` (source URL, capture date, content hash, review status: proposed), and its
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entities land in the room graph so every engine can use them. Nothing is ever fetched or
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filed without your explicit verb ([Ingest] [Ingest+Explore] [Skip]).
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- **Pasted-URL sensor (SENS-15).** A bare URL in your turn offers an ingest card
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contextually - it never auto-files, and it stays quiet for URLs inside code blocks,
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quotes, or ones the room already ingested.
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- **Content-hash idempotency + SUPERSEDES versioning.** Re-ingesting an unchanged page is an
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honest no-op; a changed page files a NEW version linked to the prior one - history is
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append-only, nothing is overwritten.
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- **Watched sources: crawl-and-learn on cadence.** Register sources in
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`.mindrian/watched-sources.json` and the scout cadence re-ingests changed pages under a
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per-run cap (default 2), with cadence provenance stamped on every artifact. Findings
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surface as candidates at existing gates - never auto-qualified.
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- **Provider honesty everywhere (research_mode envelope).** Every ingest and research run
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names which provider produced the bytes (tavily-extract / webfetch / manual), which mode
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it ran in (normal / web_degraded_local_fallback / local_only / insufficient_evidence),
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and never reports success with empty results. A failed fetch is a typed refusal, not a
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- **Part 8 + inbound safety on the new surface.** Outbound carries the URL only through the
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audited egress chokepoint; inbound web content is data end to end (prompt-injection
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inert, size-bounded, path-safe filing, no symlink escape), adversarially test-pinned.
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- **Every research/recovery stage now produces a typed envelope instead of guessing from an
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empty result.** `lib/core/recovery/stage-envelope.cjs` gives all 13 pipeline stages
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(retrieval, discovery, filing, and more) one shared shape: status (ok / empty_valid /
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degraded / failed / blocked), a named failure_class from a frozen 13-class vocabulary,
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retryable, provenance, and timestamps. A zero-result stage and a broken stage used to look
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identical (both "empty"); now they carry different, typed reasons, and a validator enforces
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the pairing rules (a failed/blocked stage MUST name its class; an ok stage MUST NOT).
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- **When a research engine breaks, Mindrian now recovers through a real 6-tier ladder instead
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of just failing.** `dispatchRecovery` reads the typed envelopes and tries, in order: (0)
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nothing wrong, (1) one bounded idempotent retry for a transient failure, (2) a local
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governed substitute (your room's own corpus, or its cache, honestly labeled - never "live"
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when it isn't), (3) an OFFERED high-effort LLM recovery pass at a Decision Gate (never
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silent, never the default), (4) naming the smallest missing thing a human needs to fix (a
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credential, an engine), (5) honest termination when nothing worked - a partial result
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naming exactly which engines are still down, never a complete-looking bundle papering over
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- **Running out of Claude spend mid-recovery is now its own honestly-named failure, not a
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retry loop.** `spend_limit_exceeded` is a structural, first-class failure_class: it forces
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short-circuits straight past every retry/substitute/LLM-recovery tier to a plain human
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message: "raise your limit at claude.ai/settings/usage, or wait for the monthly reset."
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This closes a real gap this exact session hit: four parallel agents stalling out on an
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account spend cap, with no honest way for the system to say so.
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- **The high-effort LLM recovery pass runs through a 7-step, resumable, audited case file,
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never a black box.** A gate-offered recovery run (diagnose -> plan -> execute -> validate
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-> reconcile -> resume -> surface) journals every step to a real case file under
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`.mindrian/recovery/<run_id>/` so a crash mid-run resumes exactly where it left off, never
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writer (no raw DB access from a recovery hook), a filing is only ever called "recovered" if
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a readback actually confirms it landed, and hostile text embedded in a source (a fake
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instruction, a fake tool call) is always treated as inert data, never executed.
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- **Recovery outcomes are now honestly composed, never inferred.** `composeRecoveryResult`
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corpus) is now a structural, permanent rule: the only gap scope the recovery composer can
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ever emit is `corpus` (a provisional, vantage-scoped gap), never `project` (a claim of
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multi-engine outage, spend limit, vantage-scoped gap, and more) is asserted end to end
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Every time you add something new, the system compares it against everything already there. Larry tells you what just changed, what contradicts what, what connects to what, and what is now missing. You decide: APPROVE, REJECT (with a reason), or DEFER. The reason becomes part of the room. The next scan is smarter.
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Every time you add something new, the system compares it against everything already there. Larry tells you what just changed, what contradicts what, what connects to what, and what is now missing. You decide: APPROVE, REJECT (with a reason), or DEFER. The reason becomes part of the room. The next scan is smarter. When a scan surfaces an opportunity, it does not stop at a headline: you qualify it at a card, and one explicit Explore turns it into cited deep research filed in your opportunity bank. The web works the same way: paste a URL and, once you approve, the page is filed as a cited source in your room and compared against everything already there. When something breaks mid-research, it tells you exactly what happened and what it tried next, never a silent empty result.
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"description": "Install MindrianOS into Claude Code with one command -- `npx @mindrian_os/cli`. Ships the MindrianOS plugin (Larry + PWS methodology + Data Room) plus a setup/diagnostics CLI (install/doctor/update).",
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