@ssheleg/agent-stack 0.13.0 → 0.13.2
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# Changelog
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## v0.13.2 — the residue scan stops answering for other runs
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`test/residue.py` now tags every workspace with the process group that made it, and the
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gate-wide scan reads only that tag. Scanning the shared `$TMPDIR` by prefix reported two
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things that are not this run's leak: another session's trees — 37,301 entries under the
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shared directory on 2026-08-24 turned a green suite red — and a tree a FAILING case in an
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earlier run kept ON PURPOSE as its evidence, which poisoned every run after it. The split is
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a pure function with fixtures for both directions, and what it excludes is printed rather
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than dropped in silence.
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The README told a reader to run commands the published package cannot run: it ships no
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`test/` directory, so `python3 test/validate.py` resolves in a clone and nowhere else. Measured against the
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published tarball on 2026-08-25. Shipping the suite does not fix it — the plants live in
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`.github/workflows/`, which no packaging npm can express puts in a tarball — so the document
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now names where the command runs instead of claiming it, beside a marker the umbrella's
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validator reads. Naming a dead command is this family's own rule; claiming one is the defect.
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## v0.13.1 — a citation into the manifesto is a phrase
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Five references into the manifesto had rotted, and every rule they named was
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intact — the worst shape a dead citation takes, because it still reads as a
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receipt. `manifesto.md:419-422`, which this pack cited as the home of the four
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priority axes, now holds *"The strongest is mechanical"*; the axes moved twenty
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lines down when the document grew.
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Converted to phrase anchors, each verified unique in the subject:
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`:156` → *"one input, one job, one output, one owner, and its own completion
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test"*, `:114` → *"you cannot connect it to the evidence graph later without
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inventing the test"*, `:122` → *"The evidence graph says how the result will be
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known"*, `:419-422` → *"How many agents, repositories, services, and owners meet
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at the change"*, `:424` → *"These axes are not a fake numerical score"*.
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`PRIORITY_AXES_SOURCE` was a constant holding one of the dead addresses; it holds
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the phrase now.
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Swept from the umbrella's conformance register in the same pass — R-003, run the
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fix against its siblings rather than its instance. `seo-aeo-audit` got the four
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axes this pack already had, in the other direction, on the same day.
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## v0.13.0 — 2026-08-20 — the audit refused a score and computed one
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## Verify
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These run **in a clone of this repository**. The published npm package ships no
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"name": "agent-stack",
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"description": "Two skills: agent-orchestrator
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"description": "Two skills: agent-orchestrator — tool-calling loops, multi-stage pipelines with checkpoints, provider routing with fallback, four-layer memory, context engineering, plus the wallet side of reselling LLM access; and agent-evals — run/trace/thread evals, judges, and fixtures grown from production.",
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"version": "0.13.2",
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"author": {
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So the inputs are published and the arithmetic is not. The axes are the manifesto's four
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change"*, under *"These axes are not a fake numerical score"*), and two of them were absent here entirely while `effort` — a **cost**,
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