Changelog

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• Delegate repeated monitoring of long-running processes to Luna through completion, reuse the responsible worker, and keep Main on existing report waits without unchanged-status updates.

• Add Astra XHIGH as an on-demand advisor for difficult plan drafting and consequential decisions, with selected dialogue/evidence, missing-fact requests, and same-question continuity.

• Preserve Main adoption and acceptance, independent Sol review, and existing worker routing; document actual-routing and quality/cost validation separately.

• Set Main to Sol XHIGH, ordinary workers to Luna MAX Fast, design to Sol MAX, and independent review to fresh Sol XHIGH.

• Request Fast only where the runtime exposes a tier override or inherited Fast is verified; report unavailable routing without sending unsupported arguments.

Earlier routing change (superseded)

• Routed design-sensitive bounded work to GPT-6 Astra / MAX while retaining Luna MAX for ordinary work, fresh Sol XHIGH for review, and Main's user/session-controlled Astra effort.

0.1.9 — 2026-09-06

• Expanded the recommended environment to Codex v0.147 or later, explicitly including v0.153, while keeping v0.147-specific configuration examples scoped to their baseline.
• Added GPT-6 Astra alongside GPT-5.6 Sol as a Main model; Sol retains the XHIGH recommendation and Astra follows the user's or session's reasoning-effort setting.
• Recorded runtime verification of parallel Luna MAX workers and a fresh Sol XHIGH reviewer on Codex v0.153.4 without claiming full compatibility coverage.
• Hardened Sol review against complexity ratchets: findings require independent current evidence, unjustified machinery may be removed, and speculative hardening does not create new requirements.
• Preserved same-reviewer continuity while allowing newly evidenced material defects during re-review, with regression coverage for that boundary.

0.1.8 — 2026-08-24

• Added direct-spawn Sol MAX design workers for bounded tasks that require material visual, interaction, or information-design judgment.
• Kept Luna MAX as the default for ordinary bounded work and for frontend implementation whose design decisions are already settled.
• Defined unresolved interface judgment—not frontend file ownership—as the design-routing boundary.
• Allowed Design Sol to implement UI when design and code iteration are inseparable, with mixed Luna lanes for disjoint non-visual work.
• Kept independent review on a separate fresh Sol XHIGH and explicitly prohibited reusing a Design Sol as the reviewer.
• Added routing examples, trigger evals, validation, and regression coverage for the new role separation.

0.1.7 — 2026-08-22

• Scoped same-reviewer continuity to materially stable user intent, acceptance, non-goals, and substantive design while leaving boundary-reset decisions with Main.
• Clarified that reviewers provide independent evidence but do not set user risk tolerance or product policy, and that optional hardening should be distinguished from demonstrated failures and requirement gaps.
• Clarified that task_complete is a per-turn return signal, not proof of a terminal agent session or Main acceptance.
• Extended evidence-aware waiting guidance to shell sessions, tests, builds, benchmarks, and external processes without imposing a fixed polling interval.
• Added a context-cost heuristic for overlapping Main/worker inspection without introducing an ownership prohibition.
• Added qualitative rollout trace eval guidance and a read-only metrics script; trace signals inform judgment and do not gate agent behavior.

0.1.6 — 2026-08-19

• Removed the breaking hide_spawn_agent_metadata = false metadata visibility setting from current setup/config guidance.
• Added a migration warning for v0.1.5 users to delete that setting because Codex CLI 0.147.0 returns HTTP 400 for the reserved collaboration.spawn_agent schema mismatch before the first model response.
• Clarified that routing verification uses runtime/rollout evidence—the requested spawn args, child turn_context model/effort, and task_complete—rather than child self-report alone.
• Added regression coverage for the schema/config change and rollout-based routing verification.

0.1.5 — 2026-08-19

• Removed the optional Axiom Dashboard introduced in v0.1.3.
• Removed the Rust/Axum backend, React/TypeScript frontend, platform launchers, and explicit Dashboard Skill.
• Removed Dashboard-specific Rust/Node CI and multi-platform binary release jobs.
• Simplified Plugin packaging to a Core-only distribution.
• Removed Dashboard/observability metadata, setup instructions, runtime documentation, and the stale validation report.
• Preserved Axiom Core delegation, parallel Luna, same-reviewer continuity, Git safety, direct-spawn policy, and the v0.1.4 Luna economics principle unchanged.

0.1.4 — 2026-08-18

• Made the current Luna MAX economics assumption explicit: for ordinary Axiom orchestration decisions, Luna worker compute is treated as almost free.
• Added the principle “Main context is expensive; Luna compute is almost free.”
• Instructed Main not to suppress useful bounded delegation merely to conserve Luna tokens or model usage.
• Shifted the practical spawn-cost model toward coordination, latency, dependency ordering, overlap/write conflicts, integration, and verification burden.
• Strengthened proactive delegation and parallel fan-out while retaining natural task boundaries, no fixed worker count, and safeguards against artificial fragmentation.
• Preserved the v0.1.3 Dashboard and existing Sol reviewer continuity policies unchanged.
• Added validation/tests to prevent accidental removal of the almost-free Luna economics policy.

0.1.3 — 2026-08-17

• Bundled Axiom Dashboard v0.1.0 inside the existing Plugin package while keeping Axiom Core and Dashboard runtime responsibilities separate.
• Added a Rust/Axum/Tokio read-only collector and local API with an embedded React/TypeScript UI.
• Added live Agent Graph, parallel timeline, token and compaction metrics, review/Finding inspection, Git status, recent sessions, and evidence-based Axiom principle checks.
• Added direct raw Rollout Trace projection with optional state.json enrichment; the Dashboard does not invoke the reducer or create execution state.
• Added localhost-only defaults, explicit non-loopback opt-in, no telemetry, no hooks, and read-only Git inspection.
• Added an explicit-only axiom-dashboard Skill so ordinary Axiom engineering requests remain unaffected.
• Added platform launchers, binary overlay packaging, source packaging, CI validation, and multi-platform release workflow.
• Preserved all v0.1.2 parallel Luna and same-Sol-reviewer policies unchanged.

0.1.2 — 2026-08-17

• Made safe parallel Luna MAX execution a first-class default when two or more useful bounded tasks are independent.
• Added dependency-driven fleet sizing: Main chooses the natural worker count; Axiom has no fixed fan-out or concurrency target.
• Instructed Main to spawn known-independent workers before waiting, avoiding accidental serial spawn -> wait -> spawn execution.
• Strengthened proactive parallel read-only investigation and disjoint-write guidance.
• Preserved safeguards against artificial task fragmentation, overlapping writes, unstable interfaces, and unnecessary intermediary orchestrators.
• Kept the v0.1.1 same-Sol-reviewer continuity and Main adjudication policy unchanged.

0.1.1 — 2026-08-17

• Reuse the same Sol reviewer agent for all re-review in a review cycle.
• Keep only the initial reviewer context fresh; subsequent checks use follow-up on the same reviewer handle.
• Removed the maximum-five-findings rule.
• Removed the fixed two-review-round limit.
• Made Main adjudication and stable Finding IDs the convergence mechanism.
• Allow genuinely new material findings when supported by changed evidence, while preventing rejected or deferred findings from being reopened without new evidence.

0.1.0 — 2026-08-17

Initial Axiom release.

• Added proactively invoked guidance-first engineering skill.
• Added Codex v0.147 direct-spawn recipes.
• Set Luna MAX as the default bounded worker.
• Set fresh Sol XHIGH as the only delegated reviewer.
• Removed Terra from the default route.
• Avoided all custom agent TOML installation.
• Added risk-based review and initial review convergence guidance.
• Added context-isolation and Git coordination guidance.
• Added local marketplace packaging, validation, tests, and release tooling.