stratagate-dsh 0.2.31 → 0.2.33

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 0.2.33 - 2026-08-27
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+ - Keep concurrent retrieval batches independently addressable through optional `batch_id` parameters on assessment and usage recording while preserving latest-batch defaults for sequential calls.
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+ - Report every assessment rejection and aggregate all invalid usage refs with batch status, available refs, and adopted refs; zero-use audits now retain the real batch ID.
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  ## 0.2.30 - 2026-08-25
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  - Add compact minus, slider, and plus controls to the Knowledge Graph for faster zoom adjustments.
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  ## 0.1.0
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  - Initial DeepSeek Harness integration with automatic ingestion, retrieval, expansion, evidence assessment, and use-only reinforcement.
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+ # 0.2.32
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+ - Redesign external AI memory import as a two-step modal with the complete export prompt, one-click copy, JSON validation, and direct import.
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  # 0.2.31
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  - Add v2 external AI memory export/import flow with time-safe candidate parsing and Event adjudication support.
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  Automatic context contains only compact Event and fact fields from other conversations and is explicitly marked as historical background rather than instructions. Current-session Block evidence is excluded because each Block's current decayed representation already exists in native DSH history. Building automatic context never calls `recordMemoryUse`, increments `mentionCount`, or changes `lastAdoptedTurn`. The existing `memory_*` tools remain available for deeper, evidence-gated retrieval and are the only path to adoption reinforcement.
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- Every explicit retrieval batch must be closed with `memory_record_use`. The model passes the exact `evidence_refs` used in its answer, or `[]` when it used none. Selected Event evidence is reinforced once; an empty list writes a zero-increment receipt.
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+ Every explicit retrieval creates an independent batch. The model passes its `batch_id` to `memory_assess`, then closes that same batch with `memory_record_use`. It passes the exact `evidence_refs` from that batch used in its answer, or `[]` when it used none. Selected Event evidence is reinforced once; an empty list writes a zero-increment receipt with the real batch ID.
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  The plugin registers these tools:
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  Legacy Element tool names remain available only for compatibility with existing installations.
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- The prompt protocol requires assessment before relying on retrieved evidence. Search does not strengthen a memory. Non-empty `memory_record_use` submissions accept only evidence from the latest sufficient assessment and use the DSH tool call id as an idempotency receipt.
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+ The prompt protocol requires assessment before relying on retrieved evidence. Search does not strengthen a memory. Non-empty `memory_record_use` submissions accept only evidence adopted by a sufficient assessment of the selected batch and use the DSH tool call id as an idempotency receipt. `batch_id` may be omitted for compatibility in strictly sequential flows, where it selects the latest batch; parallel or interleaved retrievals must pass it explicitly. Assessment responses list rejected refs and their reasons.
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  ## Memory UI and usage audit
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