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+# Changelog
+
+All notable changes to Windlass are recorded here.
+
+The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and
+the project follows [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
+
+Before 1.0, minor versions may change the public API. Every break gets an entry
+here and a note in the [migration guide](docs/guides/migration.md).
+
+## [Unreleased]
+
+### Changed
+
+- **The project is now called Windlass** (was "Harness", distributed as
+  `harness-ai`). The old name collided with an existing PyPI distribution and
+  with a well-known CI/CD vendor, neither of which was survivable for a package
+  people are meant to `import`. Everything renamed consistently: the
+  distribution is `windlass`, the import is `windlass`, the facade is
+  `Windlass`, the CLI is `windlass`, environment variables are `WINDLASS_*`,
+  the config file is `windlass.toml`, and plugin entry-point groups are
+  `windlass.plugins` / `windlass.<kind>`.
+
+- **Every optional dependency now has an upper version bound.** Unbounded pins
+  are how two of the defects below shipped: `langgraph>=0.2.28` resolved to
+  `1.2.9` and `langfuse>=2.50` resolved to `4.14.1`, each across a major
+  version, into adapters written against the older API.
+
+### Added
+
+- **`hf_inference` embeddings — the HuggingFace Inference API as a first-class
+  provider.** The existing `huggingface` provider runs sentence-transformers
+  locally, which means torch, a model download and the RAM to hold it. This one
+  calls the hosted endpoint and needs **no optional dependency at all**, since
+  `httpx` is already core. BGE and E5 instruction prefixes are declared through
+  the interface's hooks, so the query/document asymmetry those models need is
+  applied on the correct side rather than being a silent retrieval-quality bug.
+
+- `huggingface_api_key` setting, reading `HUGGINGFACE_API_KEY` or `HF_TOKEN`,
+  and reported by `windlass doctor`.
+
+- **`multi` tracer — fan one trace out to several backends.** Teams rarely have
+  exactly one place traces should land: a platform team standardises on
+  LangSmith while a product team already reads Langfuse, and during a migration
+  you want both. `observe("multi", backends=["langfuse", "langsmith"])` sends
+  every span to each. A backend that raises is logged once and skipped for the
+  rest of the run, never propagated — one misconfigured exporter must not take
+  down the others or the application.
+
+- **`web` extras group** — `beautifulsoup4` and `lxml` only. Scraping a page
+  should not also install a PDF parser, an Excel reader and a YouTube client,
+  which is what the broader `loaders` group pulls in.
+
+- **`ProviderError` now takes `status_code`.** Retry classification reads it, so
+  an adapter that omitted it silently turned a transient 429 or 503 into a hard
+  failure of the whole run. Previously the only way to set it was to assign the
+  attribute after construction — undiscoverable from the signature, and invisible
+  to a type checker.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **The LangGraph runtime never ran.** `.graph()` raised `NameError: name
+  'Annotated' is not defined` before a single node executed. The module uses
+  `from __future__ import annotations`, so the state `TypedDict`'s annotations
+  are strings, and LangGraph resolves them with `get_type_hints` against the
+  *defining module's* globals — but `Annotated` was imported inside the builder
+  method. The state class now lives at module scope. A headline feature had
+  never once worked with `langgraph` installed, and the suite was green
+  throughout, because no test ever built a graph.
+
+- **Every dependency-container binding was silently ignored.** The builders
+  passed the configured *default name* whenever the caller had not named a
+  component, and `Container.component()` only consults its bindings when the
+  spec is `None`, so that branch was unreachable from the builders. This broke
+  `Windlass.container().bind_instance(...)` — which the public API documents as
+  the place for application-wide wiring — and `capture_spans()`, the shipped
+  test helper, which collected nothing. Resolution order is now explicit:
+  builder call, then container binding, then configured default.
+
+- **`resume()` dropped the approved tool call from `steps`.** `aresume`
+  delegates to `arun`, which starts a fresh step list, so the one action a human
+  explicitly authorised survived only in `messages`. Any audit trail reading
+  `steps` showed an effect with no step accounting for it.
+
+- **A tracer could raise on the way out.** `_bounded_flush` starts a daemon
+  thread, and Python refuses new threads once interpreter shutdown has begun —
+  exactly when an `atexit` flush runs. Hosted tracers printed a traceback on
+  every clean exit, contradicting the adapter's own guarantee never to break the
+  application.
+
+- **`LANGFUSE_BASE_URL` is now read.** The vendor SDK honours it, Windlass did
+  not, so a project on a non-default region silently disagreed with itself:
+  `windlass config` reported the default cloud host while the vendor client
+  quietly used the right one. They only agreed by luck.
+
+---
+
+Six defects found by building a full third-party application against the
+framework (multi-agent claims adjudication over Groq, HuggingFace Inference,
+Pinecone, Langfuse and LangSmith). All six were invisible to the existing
+suite, because each needs a real socket, a second installed distribution, or a
+current vendor SDK to reproduce.
+
+### Added
+
+- **Agents recover from an unparseable tool call instead of dying.** A model
+  that emits a tool call the provider cannot parse now raises the new
+  `MalformedToolCallError`, which `AgentRuntime` catches, feeds back to the
+  model as a correction, and retries — the same treatment a hallucinated tool
+  name already got. Groq's `tool_use_failed` is detected and mapped to it.
+
+  The common cause is a model trying to express a data dependency the protocol
+  cannot represent, nesting one call inside another's arguments
+  (`settle(amount=<function=compute>{...}</function>)`) because the value it
+  needs does not exist until the first call has run. Observed with Llama 3.3 on
+  Groq; it previously ended the run with a bare `ProviderError`.
+
+  Recoveries are bounded by `AgentBuilder.tool_call_retries()` (default 2) and
+  each one consumes an iteration, so a model that never recovers still
+  terminates. `tool_call_retries(0)` restores the previous behaviour.
+
+- `tests/test_observability.py` — the hosted tracers had no tests at all.
+  Twenty-six cover version detection, span-kind translation, nesting, usage
+  reporting and flush deadlines against fakes shaped like each Langfuse SDK
+  generation.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Langfuse tracing exported nothing on langfuse 3.x/4.x, then hung the
+  process.** The adapter targeted the v2 `trace()`/`span()`/`generation()`
+  surface, which no longer exists; every call raised `AttributeError` into the
+  adapter's own `except Exception`, so `doctor` reported healthy while zero
+  observations reached Langfuse. Separately, `flush()` blocked forever inside
+  Langfuse's `queue.join()` when a worker had stopped with items outstanding —
+  contradicting the documented guarantee that a tracer can never break the
+  application, and wedging any process that flushed. The adapter now detects
+  the installed generation and uses `start_observation(as_type=...)` on v3/v4
+  — whose observation types map almost one-to-one onto Windlass span kinds —
+  falling back to the v2 surface, and **raising at construction** when neither
+  is present rather than silently discarding every span. Every vendor `flush()`
+  now runs under a deadline, LangSmith included.
+
+- **Blocking calls no longer close the event loop they run on.** `run_sync`
+  used `asyncio.run` when no loop was active, creating and destroying a loop
+  per call. Every provider that keeps a long-lived `httpx.AsyncClient` — Ollama
+  directly, and the OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq and Gemini SDKs underneath — pools
+  keep-alive sockets on the loop that opened them, so the *second* blocking
+  call raised `RuntimeError: Event loop is closed` from deep inside httpx. All
+  calls now share the background loop, which is the same reasoning `iter_sync`
+  already documented. Mock transports could never catch this: they open no
+  sockets, so loop identity is now asserted directly.
+- **A cache passed to an `Embedder` constructor is no longer discarded.**
+  `cache or NullCache()` looked equivalent to a `None` check and was not: every
+  `Cache` implements `__len__`, so a freshly constructed (empty) cache is falsy.
+  `Windlass.embedding(..., cache=MemoryCache())` silently never cached. Only
+  `set_cache()` worked, which is the path the existing test happened to use.
+- **A hand-constructed `Registry` is isolated again.** Discovery of
+  entry-point plugins ran on first lookup for *any* registry, so installing any
+  third-party Windlass plugin changed the contents of every registry in the
+  process — including the clean ones tests build, which made the suite's result
+  depend on what else was in the environment. Discovery is now opt-in
+  (`Registry(discover=True)`); the process-wide `REGISTRY` opts in, and
+  `load_plugins()` remains available on demand for any registry.
+- **`RAGBuilder.min_score()` works with `.retriever(instance)`.** The threshold
+  was passed as construction config, which an already-built retriever cannot
+  accept, so the pairing failed at build time with an error that never
+  mentioned `min_score`. It is now applied to the live object, matching how
+  `AgentBuilder` already handles a pre-built MCP client.
+- **`PineconeVectorStore.clear()` succeeds on a namespace that does not exist.**
+  Pinecone creates namespaces lazily and returns 404 for a delete-all against
+  one never written to, so teardown failed precisely when there was nothing to
+  tear down. Detection matches on status and message rather than exception
+  class, which moved between SDK generations.
+
+## [0.1.0] — 2026-07-26
+
+First release.
+
+### Core
+
+- Component registry with lazy, dotted-path registration, aliases and
+  case-insensitive lookup. Importing a provider is deferred until it is used.
+- Plugin discovery via the `windlass.plugins` and `windlass.<kind>` entry-point
+  groups. A failing plugin logs a warning and is skipped unless
+  `strict_plugins` is set.
+- Hierarchical dependency-injection container. `component()` accepts a registry
+  name, a live instance or a factory.
+- Settings from defaults, a config file (TOML/JSON/YAML), the environment and
+  explicit arguments — in that precedence order. Conventional provider
+  variables such as `OPENAI_API_KEY` are read as-is.
+- One exception hierarchy rooted at `WindlassError`, each error carrying an
+  actionable `hint` and structured `context`.
+- Optional dependencies loaded through a single choke point, so a missing extra
+  produces a `MissingDependencyError` naming the exact `pip install` command.
+- Async/sync bridge that detects a running event loop and dispatches to a
+  background loop thread, making the blocking API safe in Jupyter, FastAPI and
+  LangServe.
+- Bounded-concurrency helpers, exponential backoff with jitter on transient
+  failures only, memory and disk caches, and a context-aware logger.
+
+### Interfaces
+
+- Thirteen component contracts: `LLM`, `Embedder`, `Loader`, `Preprocessor`,
+  `Chunker`, `Retriever`, `VectorStore`, `Memory`, `Guardrail`, `Evaluator`,
+  `Tracer`, `Tool`, `MCPClient`.
+- All async-first, with blocking variants derived from the same implementation.
+- `native()` on every component, returning the wrapped SDK object.
+
+### Providers
+
+- **LLMs** — OpenAI (and OpenAI-compatible gateways), Anthropic, Gemini, Groq,
+  Ollama, plus dependency-free `fake` and `echo` providers.
+- **Embeddings** — HuggingFace `sentence-transformers` (with automatic E5/BGE/
+  Nomic instruction prefixes), OpenAI, and a dependency-free hashed n-gram model.
+- **Vector stores** — in-memory (exact search, JSON persistence), FAISS
+  (flat/IVF/HNSW), ChromaDB, Pinecone.
+- **Loaders** — PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, CSV, Markdown, HTML, JSON/JSONL, images
+  (OCR), audio (Whisper), web pages, YouTube transcripts, with automatic format
+  detection.
+- **Preprocessors** — cleaning, PII detection and redaction, deduplication,
+  language detection, OCR fallback, table extraction, LLM metadata extraction.
+- **Chunkers** — recursive, token, semantic, Markdown (heading-path aware), code
+  (13 languages), parent-child.
+- **Retrievers** — BM25, dense vector with MMR, hybrid with Reciprocal Rank
+  Fusion, contextual enrichment with HyDE and multi-query expansion.
+- **Memory** — buffer, sliding window, LLM summarising, vector long-term,
+  composite.
+- **Guardrails** — rule-based (PII, prompt injection, leaked secrets, banned
+  terms) and NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails.
+- **Evaluation** — built-in lexical and LLM-judged metrics, RAGAS, DeepEval.
+- **Observability** — console, in-memory, LangSmith, Langfuse.
+- **MCP** — FastMCP over stdio/SSE/HTTP, an in-process client for tests, and a
+  multi-server aggregator with automatic namespacing.
+
+### RAG
+
+- `Windlass.rag()` fluent builder with automatic cross-component wiring: the
+  semantic chunker receives the embedder, the vector retriever receives the
+  embedder and store, hybrid retrieval builds its own BM25 leg, FAISS and
+  Pinecone receive the embedding dimensionality, parent-child chunking wires
+  parent expansion.
+- Idempotent ingestion — chunk ids are content hashes, so re-ingesting
+  unchanged content upserts rather than duplicating.
+- Metadata filtering with Mongo-style operators, pushed down to stores that
+  support it and applied client-side by those that do not.
+- Context assembly against a token budget, dropping the lowest-ranked chunks
+  first so the best context always survives.
+- `strict()` and `min_score()` for refusing to answer without relevant context.
+- Streaming, persistence, and evaluation from the pipeline object.
+
+### Agents
+
+- `Windlass.agent()` fluent builder.
+- A built-in reason/act runtime with no dependencies, plus a LangGraph runtime
+  exposing a real `StateGraph` through `native_graph()`.
+- Automatic JSON-schema generation from type hints and Google-style docstrings,
+  rendered per provider dialect.
+- Parallel tool execution, per-tool timeouts, and tool failures reported to the
+  model rather than raised.
+- Conversation and long-term memory keyed by `thread_id`.
+- Checkpointing (in-memory and SQLite) enabling resume and time travel.
+- Human-in-the-loop approval with reject-with-feedback and edited arguments.
+- Multi-agent supervision with `run`, `broadcast` and `pipeline` coordination.
+
+### Tooling
+
+- `windlass` CLI: `doctor`, `info`, `list`, `config`, `ask`, `chat`.
+- `windlass.testing` — scripted models, offline pipeline and agent factories,
+  registry isolation, span capture, recording tools.
+- Over 650 tests, running offline in under a minute with no API keys —
+  including every docstring example, executed as part of the suite so a
+  documented example that does not run fails the build.
+- `mypy` clean, `ruff` clean, `black` formatted.
+- MkDocs documentation site with a generated API reference.
+- Eight runnable examples, all of which run on the core install alone.
+
+[Unreleased]: https://github.com/Kukilbharadwaj/WINDLASS/compare/v0.1.0...HEAD
+[0.1.0]: https://github.com/Kukilbharadwaj/WINDLASS/releases/tag/v0.1.0

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