This release adds 2 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.
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AI summaryUpdates Coverage, Opt-out, and honest across a mixed release.
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Accuracy: two additive verification gates (runtime boot smoke + annotate-before-act ledger)
Two independent, fail-open additions to the verification layer. Both are strictly
additive: on the common path (no app to boot, no expectation ledger present) verify
output is byte-identical to before, so neither can regress an existing run.
Runtime boot smoke gate (loki verify) -- "it actually runs":
- A new runtime gate detects an app's start command, boots it bounded by a timeout,
probes a health/root path, records the HTTP status + a reproducible runtime.json
artifact (and a playwright screenshot when available), and tears the app down. - 5xx (server error) or no-answer for a detected app -> High finding -> NOT VERIFIED.
A detected app that cannot be booted safely (no timeout binary) -> inconclusive ->
CONCERNS (never an unbounded boot / hang; mirrors the v7.106.0 liveness discipline). - FALSE-POSITIVE GUARD: a project is only treated as a bootable HTTP app when there is
a POSITIVE HTTP signal -- a web-framework/server dependency, or a listen()/
createServer()/serve() call in source. A plain CLI or library that ships a
conventional "start"/"dev" script (e.g. "start":"node cli.js", "dev":"tsc --watch")
is NOT booted and emits no gate row, so it never gets a false-RED block. - Opt-out: LOKI_RUNTIME_GATE=0. Boot timeout / health path configurable
(LOKI_RUNTIME_BOOT_TIMEOUT, LOKI_RUNTIME_HEALTH_PATH). - KNOWN LIMITATION (honest): the probe trusts whatever answers on the resolved port,
so on a local machine with a pre-existing server on that port a failed boot could
read as green. Clean in CI; a follow-up will confirm the boot PID owns the listener. - Coverage: tests/test-runtime-gate.sh (14 cases): boot-pass, boot-fail->BLOCKED,
library byte-identity, default-port PORT-export, Node-CLI false-RED discriminator,
and real-server-still-detected.
Annotate-before-act expectation ledger (loki verify):
- A tamper-evident ledger of EXPECTED observable outcomes can be sealed before
verification (.loki/expectations/.json), canonicalized + sha256-hashed the
SAME way proof-generator.py hashes proof.json. At verify time each expectation is
compared to reality: a contradicted expectation -> High finding (BLOCKED); a
dropped/unexecuted one -> Medium finding (CONCERNS); an unevaluable one ->
inconclusive -> CONCERNS (never a false VERIFIED). The ledger hash is embedded in
evidence.json so an edited-after-the-fact expectation is detectable. - SCOPE (honest, PARTIAL): this ships the WRITE library/CLI + the verify-time
READ/COMPARE + tamper-hash embedding, with a full test suite. The run-loop wiring
that auto-writes predictions before each act, and deriving "observed" from real
execution (the strong reality-anchor that would make tamper-evidence adversary-proof
rather than casual-edit-proof), are tracked follow-ups. Opt-out:
LOKI_EXPECTATION_LEDGER=0. Absent ledger -> byte-identical to before. - Coverage: tests/test-expectation-ledger.sh (15 cases): met/contradicted/dropped/
unevaluable, tamper detection, canonical parity with proof-generator, absent-ledger
byte-identity, and opt-out.
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Multi-agent autonomous SDLC framework. Spec to deployed app. PRD, GitHub issue, OpenAPI/JSON/YAML, or one-line brief. 5 AI providers, 11 quality gates.
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