exegete 0.14.1a0.dev1__tar.gz → 0.14.2a0__tar.gz

{exegete-0.14.1a0.dev1 → exegete-0.14.2a0}/NOTICE

@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
 Exegete
 =======
 
-A Model Context Protocol server for QualCoder qualitative data analysis
-projects.
+A qualitative analysis application you use in conversation with an AI
+assistant, compatible with QualCoder. It runs as a Model Context Protocol
+server.
 
 Copyright (C) 2025-2026 Niccolò Tempini
 
@@ -33,8 +34,8 @@ LGPL-3.0-or-later, whatever those releases declared.
 Code derived from QualCoder
 ===========================
 
-Exegete is a separate program that reads and writes the project
-files of QualCoder (https://github.com/ccbogel/QualCoder). It does not
+Exegete is a separate program that reads and writes projects in the
+file format of QualCoder (https://github.com/ccbogel/QualCoder). It does not
 include QualCoder, but it contains a small number of routines and values
 taken from QualCoder so that its results match QualCoder's exactly, and
 it restates facts of QualCoder's file format so that projects stay
@@ -55,8 +56,8 @@ How to read an entry. "Here" is the file in this repository and the
 functions, classes or names that carry the item. "From" is the
 QualCoder file and lines, under src/qualcoder/ in QualCoder's master
 branch at commit 9bddf17f86aa457aff72c3a38dbc10a37f296ad2 unless marked
-3.8.2 (the release tag) or given as at the root of QualCoder's
-repository. "Author", where given, is what QualCoder's file header or
+3.8.2 (the release tag), given as at the 4.0 tag (the release of 2
+October 2026), or given as at the root of QualCoder's repository. "Author", where given, is what QualCoder's file header or
 git history records for those lines; how a git identity maps to a
 person is for the QualCoder project to confirm. "Why" is the reason the
 item was copied.
@@ -151,16 +152,30 @@ Routines in the package
     Why: a memo merged here reads exactly as one merged in QualCoder:
     the same labels, field order and joining of the two memos.
 
-11. QualCoder 4.0's methodology vocabulary (closely ported)
+11. QualCoder 4.0's methodology vocabulary (closely ported), and the
+    order and ideas of four sections of the assistant's brief (followed
+    in this project's own words)
     Here: src/exegete/server.py, METHODOLOGY_VOCABULARY and
     explain_ai_coding_tools.
-    From: ai_prompts/_agent.md, lines 81-88.
+    Here: src/exegete/server.py, BRIEF_FULL.
+    From: ai_prompts/_agent.md, lines 81-88; for the brief, the same
+    file on QualCoder's main branch at commit 67cbb8e (last changed at
+    bb71301, 1 September 2026), lines 5-10 (its principles), 46-58
+    (when to ask and when to act), 60-79 (reaching the data) and 92-110
+    (tone and proactiveness).
     Author: kaixxx (a git identity in QualCoder's history, which
     ai_memo.py's header gives as Kai Dröge's).
     Why: to offer the model QualCoder 4.0's four-way methodological gate
     (allow, allow_with_caveat, reframe_and_ask, refuse) in QualCoder's
     terms; the four labels are QualCoder's and their definitions a close
-    paraphrase of its prompt.
+    paraphrase of its prompt. The brief's sections 2 (principles), 12
+    (when to ask and when to act), 10 (finding one's way in the data)
+    and 13 (reporting to the researcher) follow those four sections of
+    QualCoder's brief for its own assistant, in order and in idea, in
+    this project's own words: no run of more than four words is shared
+    with QualCoder's file, and where this program differs by design (the
+    approval of each item, working only through the tools) the brief
+    says so.
 
 12. QualCoder's journal-name loop (closely ported)
     Here: src/exegete/server.py, _pseudonymise_journal_attempt.
@@ -650,12 +665,12 @@ QualCoder projects.
     Here: tests/fixtures/qc40_new_project.json.
     Here: tests/test_v014_create_project_format.py,
     TestTheOracleItself.test_the_fixture_is_four_point_zero_s_project.
-    From: the project QualCoder 4.0's own New Project (__main__.py,
-    lines 1745-1896) wrote at the verified commit, recorded as facts
-    (objects, columns, indexes, header fields, first rows and what the
-    views return); it holds no QualCoder source text. The test pins
-    the fixture's counts and its project row, whose about value
-    QualCoder takes from app.py, line 108.
+    From: the project QualCoder 4.0's own New Project (at the 4.0 tag,
+    __main__.py, lines 2141-2330) wrote, recorded as facts (objects,
+    columns, indexes, header fields, first rows and what the views
+    return); it holds no QualCoder source text. The test pins the
+    fixture's counts and its project row, whose about value QualCoder
+    takes from app.py, line 119 at the same tag.
     Why: the format tests compare every project this server creates
     with it.