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+# Python
+__pycache__/
+*.py[cod]
+*.egg-info/
+.pytest_cache/
+.coverage
+build/
+dist/
+.venv/
+venv/
+
+# IDE
+.vscode/
+.idea/
+
+# Per-developer agent / tooling config (Claude Code, etc.)
+# These files often contain machine-local paths and per-machine permission
+# allowlists that should not be shared.
+.claude/
+!.claude/agents/
+!.claude/commands/
+
+# Skill output (research/audit artifacts — point-in-time, not source).
+# Per the skill-output-hygiene rule. Never commit these to a public repo.
+skill-output/
+
+# Secrets — defensive, even though none exist today
+.env
+.env.*
+!.env.example
+.openai
+.openai.*
+.anthropic
+.anthropic.*
+*.pem
+*.key
+*.p12
+*.pfx
+*.jks
+id_rsa
+id_ed25519
+credentials*.json
+secrets*.json
+
+# Terraform / IaC state
+*.tfstate
+*.tfstate.*
+*.tfvars
+!*.tfvars.example
+
+# OS cruft
+.DS_Store
+Thumbs.db

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+# Changelog
+
+lede's release notes. Tag annotations on each `vX.Y.Z` git tag are the
+canonical record; this file is a human-readable summary in one place.
+
+Entries below `## [0.2.2]` reference the project under its previous name,
+`skimr`. The v0.0.1 / v0.2.0 / v0.2.1 / v0.2.2 git tags + GitHub Releases
+remain as `skimr` releases — they were real shipped artifacts under that
+name. See the v0.3.0 entry for the rename rationale.
+
+## [0.3.0] — 2026-04-28
+
+**Renamed: `skimr` → `lede`.** No behavior, fixture, or output changes;
+this is a wholesale rename to avoid namespace conflict with the
+well-known `skimr` R package. New install / import:
+
+```bash
+pip install lede
+```
+
+```python
+from lede import summarize
+```
+
+Companion package: `skimr-spacy` → `lede-spacy`, module
+`skimr_spacy` → `lede_spacy`. Rust crate: `skimr` → `lede`. Repo:
+`yonk-labs/skimr` → `yonk-labs/lede` (GitHub auto-redirects the old
+URL).
+
+The historical `v0.2.x` `skimr` tags + GitHub Releases stay as-is for
+archaeology — they were real releases, just under the old name.
+
+### Migration
+
+```bash
+# Python
+pip uninstall skimr skimr-spacy
+pip install lede           # or: pip install lede[wordforms,yake,textrank]
+pip install lede-spacy     # if you used the spaCy companion
+```
+
+```diff
+- from skimr import summarize, brief, clean_text, strip_think, extract_keyword
++ from lede   import summarize, brief, clean_text, strip_think, extract_keyword
+
+- from skimr.extract import stats, outline, metadata, phrases, correlate_facts
++ from lede.extract  import stats, outline, metadata, phrases, correlate_facts
+
+- import skimr_spacy
++ import lede_spacy
+```
+
+```toml
+# Rust Cargo.toml
+- skimr = { version = "0.2.2" }
++ lede  = { version = "0.3.0" }
+```
+
+```rust
+- use skimr::{summarize, Mode};
++ use lede::{summarize, Mode};
+```
+
+Other than the rename, identical to v0.2.2.
+
+## [0.2.2] — 2026-04-27
+
+**Docs-only patch.** No code changes; behavior, fixtures, and public
+API unchanged from `v0.2.1`. This release rolls up the documentation
+work that landed between the `v0.2.1` tag and the public-flip click,
+plus the prod-ready audit's day-1 paper cuts.
+
+### Added
+- **`docs/guide.md`** — user-facing tutorial. 9 lessons walking through
+  every feature with actual outputs and "change this knob, see what
+  happens" prompts. Each lesson tags whether the snippet is byte-
+  identical in Rust or Python-only with rationale.
+- **`docs/REFERENCE.md` § Runtime parity** — explicit per-feature
+  Python vs Rust availability matrix. Calls out which Python-only
+  features (`textrank`, `yake`, spaCy NER) are feasible-to-port-but-
+  not-yet vs which are deliberately Python-only by contract.
+- **`packages/skimr-spacy/README.md` rewrite** — user-facing pitch
+  with a real side-by-side example: same input through `backend="regex"`
+  (returns `entities=()`) and `backend="spacy"` (returns 11 entities).
+  Performance numbers measured locally. Decision criteria (when to
+  use, when not to) called out explicitly.
+- `SECURITY.md` § "Known transitive dependency notes" — documents the
+  `rand 0.7.3` `unsound` advisory (RUSTSEC-2026-0097) that surfaces
+  under `cargo audit` when the `wordforms` cargo feature is enabled.
+  Practical exposure on the `wordforms` path is effectively zero
+  (skimr ships no custom logger); documented per public-OSS hygiene.
+
+### Fixed (paper cuts from the v0.2.1 prod-ready audit)
+- `CONTRIBUTING.md` and `CLAUDE.md` cited stale test counts (181 / 116);
+  updated to soft `~230` / `~120` so future test additions don't
+  require an immediate doc edit.
+- `CLAUDE.md` Status block: `v0.2.0 shipped 2026-04-26` →
+  `v0.2.1 shipped 2026-04-27`.
+- `README.md` Apollo-example timing claim (`Time: 0.16 ms`) was
+  ambiguous about which runtime; now reads `~0.15 ms (Python, p50 of
+  50 runs on this paragraph)` with the cross-corpus p50 (Python 0.42
+  ms, Rust 0.13 ms) cited for context. Same treatment on the
+  `attach=` timing.
+- `.github/workflows/test.yml` `pip-audit --ignore-vuln GHSA-rrqc-c2jx-6jgv`
+  flag dropped — the suppression had no comment and the advisory was
+  no longer flagged by `pip-audit --strict` anyway. Replaced with an
+  inline comment explaining the warn-only triage policy and how to
+  add a properly-documented suppression in the future.
+
+## [0.2.1] — 2026-04-27
+
+**Patch release — public-flip readiness.** No new API surface; this is
+a quality, robustness, and presentation pass on top of v0.2.0.
+External callers of `summarize()` / `brief()` / `skimr.extract.*` see
+the same shapes; existing fixture bytes are preserved. The v0.2 design
+contract is unchanged.
+
+### Fixed (real bugs)
+- **ReDoS in `extract.stats`** — Python `re` engine took **224 s** on a
+  50 K-digit input followed by a near-unit keyword. Numeric quantifiers
+  bounded to `\d{1,15}` and sentences with 20+ digit unbroken runs
+  skipped. Now **1.5 ms** on the same input. Mirrored in Rust for
+  parity. Two new regression tests in each language.
+- **Rust `extract::stats::ctx()` UTF-8 panic and Python ↔ Rust drift** —
+  the ±25-char context window was 25 *bytes* in Rust vs 25 *chars* in
+  Python. Em-dashes / accented Latin / emoji adjacent to a stat token
+  pushed the two outputs 2+ bytes apart and could panic Rust on a
+  multi-byte boundary. Now char-counted on both sides; the new
+  per-fixture parity walker enforces this.
+- **Python CLI mojibake on non-UTF-8 locales** — `Path.read_text()`
+  picked up the OS default encoding (cp1252 on Windows). Forced
+  UTF-8 for both file and stdin reads; restores parity with the
+  Rust CLI.
+- **Rust CLI swallowed stdout write errors** — `let _ =` ate
+  `BrokenPipe` and other I/O errors. Now `BrokenPipe` (user piped
+  into `head`) returns 0; other errors propagate to non-zero exit.
+- **Sentence splitter NUL panic** — Rust used `assert!` on the
+  internal sentinel byte; PDF-extracted text and ETL outputs can
+  contain NULs. Now silently stripped in both languages.
+- **Sentence splitter "no." handling** — the unconditional `"no"`
+  abbreviation merged "He said no. Then he left." into one sentence.
+  Now context-sensitive: `"No. 5"` is protected; bare `"no."` is not.
+- **Coverage paragraph mapping** — substring-based "first containing
+  paragraph wins" biased coverage on docs with template/FAQ-style
+  repeated sentences. Now occurrence-counted: K-th occurrence → K-th
+  matching paragraph.
+- **Coverage join separator** — was `"\n"` while default and legacy
+  modes used `" "`. Now `" "` in all three for byte-stability across
+  modes.
+- **`extract_keyword` empty-keys footgun** — silent `LEFT(text, 2000)`
+  chop is gone; empty/all-filtered keywords now return `""` in both
+  languages.
+- **`metadata.dates` bare-years claim** — `extract.metadata` regex
+  now matches `(?:19|20)\d{2}` years to match the doc and parallel
+  `extract.stats._DATE_RE`.
+- **Four `.expect("no NaN")` panic sites in Rust** — replaced with
+  `.unwrap_or(Ordering::Equal)`. NaN in pipeline scores now degrades
+  to deterministic Equal rather than panicking the worker.
+- **Rust 1.93 `clippy::cast_sign_loss` regression in `brief.rs`** —
+  allow-listed with a justification comment; the cast is provably
+  non-negative.
+
+### Added
+- **Per-fixture v0.2 parity walker** — 70 fixtures (7 primitives × 10
+  corpora) byte-identical between Python and Rust. Enforces SC-C on
+  the v0.2 differentiator surface, not just the v0.1 four-function
+  contract. Caught the `ctx()` char-vs-byte drift above.
+- **Edge-case fixtures** (`fixtures/edge_cases/`) — multibyte UTF-8,
+  CP1252 smart quotes, 50K-digit ReDoS bait, ~1 MB document. 50
+  parametrized tests across 10 primitives × 5 fixtures.
+- **CI matrix expansion** — `tests` workflow installs `[dev,textrank,
+  wordforms,yake]` and verifies each extra path. New `skimr-spacy`
+  workflow runs the 17 companion-package tests + downloads the
+  `en_core_web_sm` model. Both `cargo audit` and `pip-audit` run on
+  every push (warn-only on findings).
+- **`brief()` explicit `convert_word_names` kwarg** — Python and Rust
+  now accept an explicit override (`None` = auto-detect for
+  back-compat; `True` / `False` locks parity across runtimes
+  regardless of which extras are installed).
+- **`docs/comparison.md`** — worked side-by-side examples of skimr
+  vs Sumy LexRank/TextRank/LSA vs LLM API on real corpora, with
+  measured timings from the benchmark suite.
+- **`docs/v0-2-design.md` + `docs/skimr-spacy-integration.md`** —
+  promoted from buried `docs/superpowers/specs/` paths. Same content,
+  cleaner public-facing location.
+- **Status badges in README** — 4 CI workflow badges + release +
+  license + Python 3.10+ + Rust 1.85+.
+- **Plain-language README opening + Apollo 11 quick example** —
+  replaces the academic "deterministic, zero-dependency
+  text-shrinker" framing with a concrete demonstration.
+- **`MAINTAINERS.md`** — single-maintainer disclosure with bus-factor
+  honesty + decision authority + release cadence.
+- **`SECURITY.md`** — private report path + threat model scope.
+- **`CONTRIBUTING.md`** — quick-start + parity contract + style
+  notes + CI overview.
+- **`examples/` directory** — 7 runnable scripts covering quickstart,
+  the `attach=` RAG-prep API, `brief()`, each extract primitive
+  standalone, paragraph-chunked pipeline for long docs, the
+  `skimr-spacy` companion, and the `[wordforms]` extra. CI smoke-runs
+  the no-extras-needed ones on every push.
+- **Heading-pattern shared helper** — heading regexes live in
+  `_headings.{py,rs}` only; previously-duplicated 70-line copies in
+  `extract/outline.{py,rs}` deleted.
+- **Scaling notes in `docs/REFERENCE.md`** — typical-document p50
+  table, large-document warnings, recommended chunking pattern for
+  >100 KB inputs.
+- **GitHub Release object** for `v0.2.0`.
+
+### Changed
+- **`networkx` pin** — `networkx>=3.0,<3.5` because `skimr.textrank`
+  uses `_pagerank_python` (private API; underscore prefix). Drop the
+  upper bound when textrank is rewritten against the public API.
+- **`pyproject.toml` Development Status classifier** —
+  `3 - Alpha` → `4 - Beta`. 427 tests, tagged release, CI green is
+  past alpha.
+
+### Removed (transient or pre-skimr)
+- `docs/RESUME.md` — agent session-state.
+- `skill-output/` — research, audit, and session artifacts; now
+  gitignored.
+- `summarize-output.py` — original Python prototype, predates skimr.
+- `extractive-performance.md` — pre-skimr benchmark notes (superseded
+  by `benchmarks/quality/matrix-2026-04-26.md`).
+- `SUMMARIZATION.md`, `extractive_functions.{sql,md}` — original
+  algorithmic spec and PL/pgSQL reference. Provenance comments in
+  source updated to describe the algorithm directly without name-
+  checking the now-removed files.
+- `docs/upstream-context-yonk-taskstash.md` — wrong project's context.
+- `docs/superpowers/plans/` — executed implementation plans.
+
+## [0.2.0] — 2026-04-26
+
+**v0.2 is the RAG-prep primitive.** A single `summarize(attach=…)` call
+now returns a summary plus structured stats / outline / metadata /
+phrases / correlated-facts in sub-5 ms. New top-level `brief()` composes
+a paste-ready overview. The `skimr.extract.*` namespace exposes every
+primitive standalone.
+
+### Added
+- `summarize(text, max_length, *, mode="default", attach=…)` — returns
+  `SummaryResult` with `.summary` plus optional structured enrichments.
+  `str(r)` and `f"{r}"` still evaluate to the summary string for
+  legacy callers.
+- `Mode::Default` (Rust) / `mode="default"` (Python) — TF-IDF + position
+  + length composite plus C1 scorer tweaks (heading filter, cue-phrase
+  boost, digit bonus, section-position weight).
+- `Mode::Coverage` / `mode="coverage"` — paragraph-aware coverage
+  selection that tries to land at least one sentence per paragraph
+  before greedy-filling.
+- `Mode::Legacy` / `mode="legacy"` — preserves v0.0.1 60/25/15 bytes.
+- `skimr.brief(text, *, format="string"|"markdown"|"dict")` — composes
+  summarize + key_facts + toc.
+- `skimr.extract.outline(text)` — section headings + key sentence.
+- `skimr.extract.toc(text)` — section names only.
+- `skimr.extract.stats(text, *, convert_word_names=False)` — numeric
+  facts (money, percent, date, duration, count) with sentence context.
+- `skimr.extract.key_facts(text, *, max_facts=10)` — sentences ranked
+  by stat density.
+- `skimr.extract.metadata(text, *, backend=None)` — dates, amounts,
+  URLs, entities (entities require the spaCy backend).
+- `skimr.extract.phrases(text, keywords=None)` — repeated multi-word
+  n-grams (with `backend="yake"` available behind the `[yake]` extra).
+- `skimr.extract.correlate_facts(text, *, backend=None)` — entity ↔
+  number/polarity pairings.
+- Optional `[wordforms]` extra (Python) and `wordforms` cargo feature
+  (Rust) — both bind to the `text2num` crate so spelled-out numbers
+  ("five thousand documents") surface as Stats with byte-identical
+  output across runtimes.
+- Optional `[yake]` extra — registers a YAKE backend for `phrases()`
+  (Python only).
+- Companion package `skimr-spacy` — provides spaCy-backed `entities`,
+  `metadata`, `phrases`, and `correlate_facts` backends. Imports
+  register themselves via `skimr.extract._backends`. Rust does not
+  ship NER by design.
+
+### Performance
+- `summarize` core path: 0.42 ms p50 (Python) / 0.13 ms p50 (Rust),
+  measured on the 10-corpus benchmark. Sumy LexRank/TextRank/LSA
+  backends sit at 11–12 ms p50.
+- `summarize(attach=[…all 5…])`: 2.40 ms p50 worst case 3.80 ms across
+  10 corpora — still ~5× faster than any sumy backend while producing
+  structured output sumy doesn't.
+- See `benchmarks/quality/matrix-2026-04-26.md` for the method × corpus
+  × time × enrichments grid.
+
+### Quality
+- SC-A (rubric) — `skimr/tfidf-v0.2` ranks #1 on the A1 5-dimension
+  rubric and on the A4 cross-family Qwen judge across 10 corpora.
+  Beats `sumy/TextRank` on both signals. See
+  `benchmarks/quality/review-2026-04-21.md`.
+- SC-D (extraction quality) — 3 of 5 primitives pass the gate
+  (`stats`, `outline`, `metadata`) at recall ≥ 0.85, precision ≥ 0.80
+  under the format-tolerant match rule. `phrases` (R 0.478) and
+  `correlate_facts` (P 0.25) ship below the gate by design — the gold
+  fixtures expect coreference + salience semantics that the regex
+  primitive doesn't model. Tracked for v0.3+; documented in README's
+  "Known v0.2 gates" section, `docs/REFERENCE.md`, and the v0.2.0 tag
+  annotation.
+
+### Hardening (this release also includes the public-flip cleanup)
+- ReDoS guard in `extract.stats()`: numeric quantifiers bounded to
+  `\d{1,15}` and sentences containing a 20+ digit unbroken run are
+  skipped. Mirror in Rust for byte-identical parity even though Rust's
+  regex engine is RE2 and structurally immune. A 50 K-digit input that
+  previously hung Python for 224 s now completes in 1.5 ms.
+- UTF-8 char-boundary snap in Rust `extract::stats::ctx()` — accented
+  Latin / emoji adjacent to a stat token previously panicked on the
+  byte-window slice.
+- Python CLI forces UTF-8 file + stdin reads — fixes mojibake on
+  Windows / non-UTF-8 locales and restores parity against the Rust
+  CLI.
+
+### Documentation
+- `README.md` — new "What's new in v0.2" section, updated install path
+  (skimr is not yet on PyPI), "Known v0.2 gates" disclosure.
+- `docs/REFERENCE.md` — full primitive catalog (all 7 extract
+  primitives + `summarize(attach=…)` + `brief()` 3 formats).
+- `docs/integration-memo.md` — refreshed to reflect the v0.2 RAG-prep
+  API for chunkshop's `summary_embed` / `metadata-extractors` consumers.
+- `MAINTAINERS.md` + `SECURITY.md` + this `CHANGELOG.md` — added for
+  public-flip hygiene.
+
+## [0.0.1] — early reference tag
+
+Original tagged commit, predates the v0.2 differentiation. Not
+recommended for new use; included in the tag list only as historical
+record.

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