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  • v5.7.1

    protected Release: v5.7.1 — PyPI metadata
    v5.7.1 — PyPI trove classifiers (Python 3.11–3.14)
  • v5.6.0

    protected
    Release 5.6.0 — first PyPI publish
  • v9.15.0

    protected
    v9.15.0 — Production mission release
    
    Six verified turbo research proposals, pipeline hardening,
    GitLab Pages discoveries gallery, macOS CI shell-runner fixes.
  • v9.14.1

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    v9.14.1 (2026-06-22) — tech-debt cleanup, 12 atomic commits + remote polish merge
    
    Branch: feat/production-upgrade
    
    This tag now points to the merge commit (6d33f4f) that integrates:
    - My 12 atomic commits (H-8 Tier 1 follow-up, observability, tech debt)
    - Remote's 10+ polish commits (splash, budget, desktop, key centralization)
    
    Summary of changes since v9.14.0:
    - H-8 Tier 1 follow-up: cost tracking for guarded_call + BaseLLMClient
      + AsyncLLMClient now actually works (4 silent-failure bugs fixed).
    - 5 missing Prometheus counters wired (API_REQUESTS, RATE_LIMIT_HITS,
      CACHE_HITS, VERIFICATION_RUNS, DISCOVERIES_GENERATED).
    - OpenAPI contract: 9 missing operationIds fixed.
    - mypy regression gate: scripts/check_mypy_regression.py with
      61-error baseline.
    - 24 Phase 1 reorg branches DELETED; archive/phase1-reorg-2026-06-08
      tag preserves the work.
    - pre-commit hook installed locally; .secrets.baseline refreshed
      (103 known false positives).
    - docs/DEFERRED.md captures 5 explicit deferrals (P2-D, P4, P2-A A2,
      P3-3, Phase 1 reorg) with verbatim REWORK_PLAN rationale.
    - Remote polish: splash animation, budget key centralization, desktop
      port (mac/win), TUI v9 minor improvements.
    
    Audit ref: 2026-06-22
  • archive/phase1-reorg-2026-06-08

    Archive of Phase 1 reorg + stabilization work, 2026-06-08.
    
    Series of 22 commits across reorg/01..12 + stab/01..12 (the MERGE_PLAN
    documented only 26 commits on stab/01..08; the user continued the
    stack through stab/12 in the same session). The full work:
    - reorg/01..12: 12 commits (subtraction ~84.5k LOC, core de-cycling
      refactor, architecture doc, etc.)
    - stab/01..12: 12 commits (bug sweep, test-runnable, requirements,
      hang-proof, pandas-deps, terminal-rm, tmax-conn, import-sweep,
      import-guard, test-hygiene, deshadow-pipeline, fake-llm-test).
    
    Status: ABANDONED per docs/DEFERRED.md. Since this work was frozen
    (2026-06-08), feat/production-upgrade accumulated 91+ commits of
    Round 5 audit work that touches the same modules. The reorg was
    likely significantly drifted. The substance of the reorg (dead-code
    deletion, dependency de-cycling) was achieved post-hoc by the
    Round 1 P1 subtraction (155 files deleted) and Round 5 audit.
    
    This tag preserves the work for reference. The reorg/* + stab/*
    working branches have been deleted (after this tag) so the
    abandoned branches don't clutter the local branch list.
    
    To recover any of the deleted branches (if a future maintainer
    wants to rebase them onto current feat/production-upgrade):
      git tag -d archive/phase1-reorg-2026-06-08
      git branch reorg/01-subtraction <sha-of-reorg/01-tip>
      ... (same for each deleted branch)
    
    The SHAs of the deleted tips are reachable from this tag's tree.
    
    Audit ref: 2026-06-22 O-3
  • reorg-core-decycled

    Core fully de-cycled (2026-06-07)
    
    The pathological 24-package core-blob SCC is fully decomposed across 10 stacked,
    test-validated branches (reorg/01-subtraction .. reorg/10-devmode), all pushed.
    
    Dissolved: the 24-blob, then the engine cycle {agents,pipeline}, then {api,auth}.
    Freed to clean layers: c4 (a true leaf), c4_analysis, triz, metamodels, archetypes,
    core, llm, knowledge, verification, exploration, discovery, validation, api, auth,
    publishing, social, graph, export, analogy, plugins.
    New foundational leaf homes: contracts, security, infrastructure.
    Removed ~84.5k lines of dead code (v6_legacy + the v8/ parallel app).
    Decomposed the 1189-line discovery god-module (api router -> discovery domain).
    
    Remaining non-trivial SCCs are 2 small, GENUINE cohesive couplings, intentionally
    LEFT AS-IS (not misplaced code): {agent,cli,codegen,mcp_server} (CLI/MCP tooling)
    and {patterns,simulations} (runner subclass + GPU bridges). Breaking them would be
    cosmetic graph-gaming or a deliberate redesign for the author to own.
    
    Recover original state from tag pre-reorg-baseline.
  • reorg-decycle-24to8

    End of structural de-cycling phase (2026-06-07)
    
    Core-blob SCC reduced 24 -> 8 packages across 5 stacked branches
    (reorg/01-subtraction .. reorg/05-eventbus), all pushed.
    
    Freed from the cycle: c4 (now a clean leaf — the key goal), c4_analysis,
    triz, metamodels, archetypes, core, analogy, graph, export, plugins, llm,
    publishing, social, knowledge, verification, exploration.
    New foundational leaf homes: contracts (pipeline_config), security (guardian),
    infrastructure (events).
    
    Also removed ~84.5k lines of dead code (v6_legacy + the v8/ parallel app).
    
    Residual 8-blob = agents, api, auth, discovery, litintel, pipeline, solver,
    validation — the genuine orchestration core; further cuts need interface/contract
    design, not file moves.
    
    Recover original state from tag pre-reorg-baseline.
  • pre-reorg-baseline

    Baseline before Phase 1 reordering (2026-06-07)
    
    Snapshot of c4reqber/turbo-cdi v5.6.0 as-is, immediately before the
    cleanup/reordering work begins. Return here to compare against the
    original state.
    
    Phase 1 plan: in-place restructuring (NOT a fresh parallel tree).
      1. Subtraction: delete v6_legacy, the dead v8/ parallel app, tui shim, merge dups
      2. Component analysis on the survivor
      3. Reorg into ~16 target modules with boundary contracts
      4. Carve the worker boundary (heavy Python -> isolated workers)
      5. New features born into the clean structure
    Baseline metrics: src/ ~200k LOC Python, 86 packages.