ltcai 4.6.0 → 4.6.1

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- **Lattice AI v4.6.0 is a local-first Living Brain desktop workspace.** It runs
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- as a Tauri desktop app with a localhost FastAPI sidecar, stores the user's brain
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- locally by default, and makes the Brain plus conversation the primary product
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- experience.
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+ **Lattice AI v4.6.1 is the local-first Living Brain release refresh.** It keeps
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+ the v4 Brain Core, StorageEngine, FastAPI localhost API, Tauri shell, backup,
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+ restore, model runtime, graph, and portability architecture intact while making
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+ the release/publishable version `4.6.1` after the v4.6.0 PyPI immutability
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+ block.
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- This README describes the v4.6.0 release-preparation tree, which preserves the
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- v4.4.0 physical `lattice_brain` extraction, v4.5.0 capability recovery, and
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- v4.5.1 product shell while repositioning the graph as a deep exploration layer.
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- First launch now follows a Brain-first product flow: Login, friendly environment
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- analysis, recommended models, guided install/download/validate/load, then the
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- living Brain conversation. Memories, knowledge, relationships, and the advanced
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- graph are progressively disclosed beneath the Brain.
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- External package registries are owner-published; the badges above link to
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- package pages and may show the most recently published owner-controlled registry
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- version, which can lag behind the GitHub Release.
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+ The product opens with a private local profile, studies the computer, recommends
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+ models, asks before install/download/load work, then lands in Brain Chat. The
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+ graph is still real and searchable, but it now grows out of the Brain as the
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+ deepest exploration layer instead of acting like a separate dashboard.
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- ## What Was Verified
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+ External package registries are owner-published and can lag behind this GitHub
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+ Release. Release uploads must use the exact v4.6.1 artifact filenames below.
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- - Desktop app starts and serves the React/Vite product shell from the FastAPI
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- sidecar.
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- - First launch opens to Login only, then guides environment analysis,
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- recommendations, install/download/validate/load, and finally the Brain.
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- - After model loading, the home route opens to a living Brain presence plus
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- durable conversation, with the Brain always visible during the primary chat
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- flow.
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- - The Brain presence reacts to conversation, recall, model readiness, and
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- agent/workflow activity with neural movement, memory pulses, and status
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- changes.
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- - Memories, Knowledge, Relationships, and Graph are ordered as progressive
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- disclosure layers; the graph is no longer the product's first impression.
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- - Capture uploads a document through `/upload/document` and shows indexed
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- documents from the backend.
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- - Act exposes workflow create/run surfaces and agent runtime status without
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- presenting simulation as real success. When no LLM-backed model is loaded,
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- deterministic model-free agent simulation is reported honestly and does not call a model.
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- - Model setup recommends a short ranked list for the current computer instead
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- of exposing a catalog or runtime internals.
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- - Gemma 4 MLX models are checked against their local `config.json` before load:
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- Gemma 4 12B `gemma4_unified` now shows **Runtime update needed** when the
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- installed MLX-VLM lacks `mlx_vlm.models.gemma4_unified`, while Gemma 4 26B
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- A4B stays on the working `gemma4` MLX-VLM path.
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- - System exposes storage, backup health, archive, Brain Network, device
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- identity, and admin status through real APIs.
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- - Backup, restore dry-run, archive verify, archive import dry-run, and
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- `.latticebrain` portability flows were exercised.
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+ ## Living Brain Flow
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- ## Product Tour
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+ ### 1. Login
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- ### Desktop Startup
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+ First launch opens to Login only. The local profile is the beginning of the
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+ Brain, not a dashboard, graph, or setup grid.
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- The v4.6.0 DMG build launches a visible Tauri app, starts the FastAPI sidecar on
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- localhost, and shuts that sidecar down on normal macOS quit.
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+ ![Login](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/01-login.png)
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- ![Desktop startup and local sidecar](output/audits/v4.3.2-rc/screenshots/13-desktop-sidecar-startup.png)
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+ ### 2. Environment Analysis
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+ Lattice reads the machine locally and summarizes what kind of Brain this
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+ computer can support.
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- - Health log: `output/audits/v4.3.2-rc/logs/desktop-sidecar-health-after-shutdown-fix.json`
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- - Shutdown log: `output/audits/v4.3.2-rc/logs/desktop-shutdown-after-fix.txt`
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+ ![Environment Analysis](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/02-environment-analysis.png)
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- ### Living Brain
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+ ### 3. Recommended Models
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- Brain opens on a living presence and conversation. The visual Brain is not a
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- logo or static decoration: it changes state while the user types, when memories
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- are recalled, while a response streams, and when agent/workflow activity is
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- reported.
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+ The model step is a short recommendation list. It avoids catalog noise and keeps
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- The advanced graph still exists, but it is intentionally opened from the Graph
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- layer after the user moves through Brain, Memories, Knowledge, and
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- Relationships.
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+ ![Recommended Models](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/03-recommended-models.png)
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+ ### 4. Install And Load
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+ The install screen keeps consent visible and shows install, download, validate,
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- documents returned by the backend. The screenshot below includes a note uploaded
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- during release-prep evidence capture.
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+ ## Brain Depths
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+ The user travels inward through the Brain. Each depth keeps conversation nearby
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+ | Depth | Experience | Evidence |
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+ | Level 1 | Living Brain presence | ![Living Brain Level 1](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/06-living-brain-level-1.png) |
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+ | Level 2 | Memory Layer | ![Memory Layer](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/07-memory-layer.png) |
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+ | Level 3 | Knowledge Layer | ![Knowledge Layer](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/08-knowledge-layer.png) |
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+ | Level 4 | Relationship Layer | ![Relationship Layer](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/09-relationship-layer.png) |
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+ | Level 5 | Knowledge Graph with nodes, edges, search, and focus detail | ![Knowledge Graph Layer](output/release/v4.6.1/screenshots/10-knowledge-graph-layer.png) |
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- ### Library
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- Library shows models, skills, MCP, and marketplace/configuration state with
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- availability reported from runtime APIs. Optional model runtimes are not treated
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- Progress -> Validate -> Load -> Ready path, with download/install consent kept
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- visible.
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- System exposes account/workspace status, storage mode, backup health, archive
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+ ## Architecture At A Glance
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+ - **Desktop shell**: Tauri 2 is the release desktop shell and starts the
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+ - **Frontend**: React, TypeScript, Vite, TanStack Query, Zustand, Cytoscape.js,
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+ React Flow, Tailwind/shadcn-style primitives, and generated OpenAPI types.
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+ - **Backend**: FastAPI on localhost is the UI source of truth.
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- The retained v4.3.2 product audit exercised backup health, backup creation, restore dry-run, and
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+ ```bash
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+ - [RELEASE_NOTES_v4.6.0.md](RELEASE_NOTES_v4.6.0.md) - v4.6.0 Living Brain history.
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- - [docs/V4_5_1_MODEL_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md](docs/V4_5_1_MODEL_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md) - v4.5.1 model experience report.
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- - [docs/V4_5_1_GRAPH_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md](docs/V4_5_1_GRAPH_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md) - v4.5.1 graph experience report.
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- - [docs/V4_5_1_VALIDATION_REPORT.md](docs/V4_5_1_VALIDATION_REPORT.md) - v4.5.1 validation report.
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- - [docs/V4_5_1_RC_ARTIFACTS.md](docs/V4_5_1_RC_ARTIFACTS.md) - v4.5.1 screenshot, GIF, and RC artifact manifest.
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- - [docs/V4_6_0_LIVING_BRAIN_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md](docs/V4_6_0_LIVING_BRAIN_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md) - v4.6.0 Living Brain design and validation notes.
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- - [docs/V4_3_2_GRAPH_UX_REPORT.md](docs/V4_3_2_GRAPH_UX_REPORT.md) - graph UX report.
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- - [docs/V4_3_2_PRODUCT_POLISH_REPORT.md](docs/V4_3_2_PRODUCT_POLISH_REPORT.md) - product polish report.
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- - [docs/V4_3_2_SELF_AUDIT_REPORT.md](docs/V4_3_2_SELF_AUDIT_REPORT.md) - self-audit evidence.
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- - [docs/V4_3_2_VALIDATION_REPORT.md](docs/V4_3_2_VALIDATION_REPORT.md) - RC validation report.
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- - [docs/V4_3_2_DOCUMENTATION_CLEANUP_REPORT.md](docs/V4_3_2_DOCUMENTATION_CLEANUP_REPORT.md) - release-prep documentation cleanup report.
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- - [docs/V4_3_2_GITHUB_VERCEL_CHECK_REPORT.md](docs/V4_3_2_GITHUB_VERCEL_CHECK_REPORT.md) - GitHub/Vercel readiness report.
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+ - [docs/V4_6_0_LIVING_BRAIN_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md](docs/V4_6_0_LIVING_BRAIN_EXPERIENCE_REPORT.md) - v4.6.0 Living Brain design notes.
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+ - Updated `ARCHITECTURE.md` for the current Tauri shell, React/Vite frontend,
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+ ## Completed Refresh Areas
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+ - Reframed README around the current Living Brain flow:
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+ Login -> Environment Analysis -> Recommended Models -> Install & Load ->
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+ Brain Chat.
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+ - Documented the five Brain depths: Living Brain, Memory Layer, Knowledge Layer,
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+ Relationship Layer, and Knowledge Graph.
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+ - Kept the Knowledge Graph positioned as the deepest Brain exploration layer,
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+ - Updated ARCHITECTURE.md for the current Tauri, React/Vite, FastAPI,
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+ independent `lattice_brain`, StorageEngine, SQLite default, optional
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+ PostgreSQL/pgvector, backup/restore, and `.latticebrain` portability reality.
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+ - Added v4.6.1 release notes and synchronized the changelog, feature status,
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+ security policy, VS Code extension README, and release guide.
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+ - `dist/ltcai-4.6.1.vsix`
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+ - `ltcai-4.6.1.tgz`
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+ ## Validation Checklist
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+ tag, push, and GitHub Release URL. External package registries are not published
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