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- cendor_contextkit-0.6.1/.gitignore +19 -0
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- cendor_contextkit-0.6.1/src/cendor/contextkit/__init__.py +747 -0
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- cendor_contextkit-0.6.1/tests/test_contextkit.py +437 -0
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# Changelog — cendor-contextkit
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Format: [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com).
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## [0.6.1] — 2026-06-25
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- **Internal refactor only — no API or behavior change.** The near-duplicated sync `_pack` and async `_apack` packing loops were factored onto a shared plan/apply path (`_plan_block` / `_apply_evicted` / `_pack_history_into`), so the two now differ only in which evictor they call. Assembly output, the receipt, and every public API are unchanged — the full test suite (including the message-level framing property test) passes untouched.
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## [0.6.0] — 2026-06-24
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- **Budget accuracy.** Packing now charges the per-message framing overhead that providers add around every turn (priming + per-message), so the receipt is honest at the *message* level: `report().used == core.tokens.count(assemble(), model)` for text content. Previously `used` summed bare block content and under-reported by `priming + 4·(num blocks)`, so a "full" assembly could overflow the budget once sent as messages. The framing is self-calibrated from `core.tokens`' public API (no core changes, correct for any registered tokenizer). A new property test asserts the message-level equality.
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- Multimodal blocks no longer break the Gemini/Bedrock adapters or a multimodal `system` block in the Anthropic adapter — `for_gemini()`/`for_bedrock()` now emit well-formed content parts and `for_anthropic()` extracts system text from multimodal content instead of raising.
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### Added
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- **Message-list blocks for real chat-history eviction.** `Block(messages=[{"role", "content"}, ...])` holds a conversation segment; `evict="drop_oldest"` peels the *oldest* turns until it fits (a sliding window of recent context), and `evict="truncate"` additionally tail-trims the surviving newest turn. Previously `drop_oldest` dropped the entire block wholesale. History blocks render in the middle (after `system`, before the final user turn).
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- **Pluggable eviction strategies.** `Block(evict=...)` now accepts any `core.protocols.EvictionStrategy` object (`evict(content, remaining_tokens, model) -> (new_or_None, action)`), not just the built-in names — wiring up the protocol that core already advertised.
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- `Block(keep="head"|"tail")` controls which end `evict="truncate"` keeps (default `"head"`); truncated text now carries a `…[truncated]` marker (counted within budget) so the cut is visible to the model.
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- `Context(image_tokens=...)` accepts a callable `(part) -> int` for resolution-aware per-image token estimates, alongside the existing flat int.
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- Truncation uses a binary search over the cut length instead of an iterative shrink — far fewer tokenizer calls on large blocks.
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## [0.5.1] — 2026-06-23
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- Packaging: `LICENSE` and `NOTICE` are now bundled in the distribution (`dist-info/licenses/`), so the Apache-2.0 terms — including the §7 warranty disclaimer and §8 liability limitation — travel inside every wheel/sdist. The README footer states the "as is" / no-warranty / use-at-your-own-risk terms. No code changes.
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## [0.5.0] — 2026-06-23
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- `use_compressor(compressor)` — set a process-wide default compressor for `evict="compress"` blocks. Any `core.protocols.Compressor`-shaped backend plugs in (squeeze by default, or an adapter around another compressor); a per-`Context` `compressor=` argument still overrides it. Makes the Compressor protocol the seam, so contextkit never depends on a specific compressor.
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- Relicensed from MIT to Apache-2.0 — adds an explicit patent grant and contribution terms, a better fit for a public library suite.
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## [0.4.0] — 2026-06-23
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- `aassemble()` — async assembly that awaits `async` `evict="summarize"` callbacks (e.g. an LLM summarizer); sync `assemble()` falls back to truncation for async summarizers.
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- `image_tokens` — charges a per-image token cost for multimodal blocks; oversized multimodal blocks are dropped rather than mangled.
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- `order="attention"` (lost-in-the-middle edge-loading) and `order="cache"` (stable pinned prefix); the chosen order is recorded on the receipt.
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- Initial release: `Context` + `Block`, budgeted `assemble()` with `drop_oldest`/`truncate`/`summarize`/`compress` eviction, the `report()` receipt, `whatif()`, `for_anthropic()`, and deterministic packing. Emits the `AssemblyReport` on core's bus.
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[0.6.1]: https://pypi.org/project/cendor-contextkit/0.6.1/
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[0.6.0]: https://pypi.org/project/cendor-contextkit/0.6.0/
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[0.5.1]: https://pypi.org/project/cendor-contextkit/0.5.1/
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[0.5.0]: https://pypi.org/project/cendor-contextkit/0.5.0/
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