Tags give the ability to mark specific points in history as being important
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v1.0.4
protectedRelease: v1.0.4358cd44f · ·Vortex Nexus v1.0.4 Corrects console spend summaries that paired uncached input cost with total prompt tokens, switches the ingest pricing-line backfill to SHA-256 for FIPS ClickHouse, adds Anthropic tool-call rates, makes deploy reset/bootstrap overlay-driven with a populated Foundry deployment map, and updates release plumbing for multi-arch builds, hardened handoff, and atomic PDFs.
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v1.0.2
protectedRelease: v1.0.2291de231 · ·Vortex Nexus v1.0.2 Repairs Anthropic registry synchronization with authoritative model capabilities, qualified cache pricing, idempotent plan application, quarantine recovery, and PDF compatibility. Refreshes the console runtime image to pass release vulnerability gates.
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v1.0.0
protectedRelease: v1.0.005c67618 · ·Vortex Nexus v1.0.0 — first stable release First stable release of Vortex Nexus, adding governed provider pricing, durable billing evidence, and optional FIPS cryptography. Highlights: - Governed provider-pricing synchronization with validation, reviewable plans, quarantine handling, and historical rate cards - Exact decimal cost calculation with persisted pricing evidence across gateway, ingest, analytics, and billing workflows - Pricing history and cost visibility in the Next.js console and CLI - Improved provider routing for reasoning models and tool calls - Optional FIPS cryptographic builds across Nexus runtime services - Packaged release evidence with SBOM, vulnerability-scan, provenance, signature-verification, and report artifacts
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v0.1.0
protectedRelease: v0.1.070238908 · ·Vortex Nexus v0.1.0 — initial public release First public release of Vortex Nexus, a self-hostable AI gateway and control plane focused on auditability and governed inference. Highlights: - OpenAI-compatible gateway with BYOK-first provider routing and optional pass-through billing backed by Postgres wallet escrows - Rust microservice backend (gateway, auth, policy, control-plane, ingest, trace-ingest, audit, query) plus a Next.js console and CLI - Tamper-evident audit pipeline: canonical hashes, per-tenant Merkle batches, signed envelopes, and archive anchoring - OIDC federated sign-in (Authorization Code + PKCE) with workspace, org, and project identity - Request, session, and trace introspection with tiered telemetry separation between tenant analytics and operator health data - Supply-chain release pipeline: CycloneDX SBOMs, Grype vulnerability scans, cosign keyless signing, SLSA provenance, and a release evidence report for every container image