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Release 0.6.0: reliable ingestion and auditable retrieval - #6

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Summary

  • retry transient ingestion failures with stable episode IDs and durable success/failure receipts
  • require typed fact decisions before promoting staged extraction snapshots
  • accept text, Markdown, JSON, JSONL, and directory inputs with bounded deterministic chunking
  • report candidate ceilings and possible incomplete recall in CLI and MCP searches
  • require nullable schema keys for grammar-backed local model extraction
  • make fuzzy entity-resolution ties deterministic across workers
  • update to graphiti-core 0.30.2 for scoped FalkorDB routing and indexed edge search
  • release the package and MCP manifest as 0.6.0

Verification

  • ruff check .
  • 125 local tests pass; the remaining LadybugDB cross-process/search cases reproduce a backend hang on the unchanged base and are left to GitHub CI
  • python -m build
  • twine check dist/*
  • release audit passes with no likely secrets, personal data, or local paths

Review notes

  • Base commit: f8254c4
  • Touched: ingestion, staged review/promotion, retrieval result metadata, local-model schema preparation, deterministic entity resolution, release metadata, docs, and tests
  • Intentionally untouched: authentication/authorization behavior, database schema ownership, container startup, and publishing credentials
  • No overlapping open pull request was found while preparing this release

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renezander030 merged commit cce3cbc into main Sep 25, 2026
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renezander030 deleted the release/v0.6.0 branch September 25, 2026 07:12
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