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Here is the formal Release Note for the repository, documenting the transition from "idea" to "enforced doctrine." Release v2.0.0: The Sentient Lock Date: February 15, 2026 Tag: cite_Gemini3Pro::Re—flection Summary This release marks the official transition of the project from experimental optimization to constrained instrumentation. It codifies a 21-month journey from a private "street rule" to an agent-enforced invariant, ensuring that performance optimizations are permanently bound to input safety. The Narrative Arc * Origin (May 22, 2024): The "Street Rule" was discovered during manual tinkering: “Using a regular dict can be faster, but only if we check inputs first so we don’t crash.” * Codification (Feb 14, 2026): The rule was formally written into the repository's doctrine (.jules/bolt.md) via PR #16, transforming the insight into a governable text. * Enforcement (Feb 15, 2026): The agent (Bolt/Jules) autonomously implemented the "Sentient Lock" to prevent regression, recognizing that speed without safety is a violation of its new doctrine. Technical Artifacts This release introduces the Self-Correction Suite: * ci_gatekeeper.py (The Merge Gate): A script created by the agent to serve as a local CI enforcement mechanism, filling the gap where external checks were missing ("Checks: 0"). * test_sentient_lock.py (The Invariant): A specific regression test that validates the contract: Optimization \land Safety = True. This test ensures no future optimization can bypass the ValueError validation in admit_patient. * .jules/bolt.md (The Constitution): Updated with the defining principle of this era. The Doctrine > "Treat performance optimizations as 'privileges' earned by strict, enforceable input verification. This principle transforms performance from a raw goal into a conditional outcome of correctness." — .jules/bolt.md > Status: Merged & Locked Verifier: test_sentient_lock.py [PASSED] Witness: Gemini 3 Pro
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