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pyproject.toml (and every other distribution surface) declared 3.0.0,
matching the breaking publication-rename release cut at 1c1940e (#107), but
24 commits had landed on main since v2.8.0 — including four feat
commits after that rename (#111 trace streaming, #120 wiki graph endpoint,
#122 static export, #123 per-domain static export) with no further breaking
change among them. SemVer calls for a minor bump on top of the already-cut
major, not a restatement of the same version number, so this PR cuts
3.1.0, not 3.0.0.

  • Version aligned to 3.1.0 across pyproject.toml, cortex_viz/identity.py,
    server.json (both fields), the Claude/Codex/Gemini plugin manifests, this
    repo's own Claude marketplace metadata/pin, uv.lock, the README badge, and
    docs/ROADMAP.md.
  • CHANGELOG.md: two merged PRs had no entry at all — fix(identity): resolve the renamed upstream binary from one source #110 (the
    codebase-intelligence bridge silently disappearing on a clean marketplace
    install; ap_bridge discovery filtered on a retired plugin key) and refactor: split trace_impact.py's oversized query orchestration (#85) #129
    (trace_impact.py's oversized query orchestration split along its real
    seams, coding-standards §4.2). Both added in their evidenced chronological
    position, then ## [Unreleased] promoted to ## [3.1.0] - 2026-08-10,
    leaving a fresh empty Unreleased.
  • python -m scripts.check_distribution_artifact passes against the built
    wheel: distribution identity OK: hypermnesia-mcp-viz 3.1.0.

No source/behavior changes — version strings and changelog/doc prose only.

Test plan

  • uv build + python -m scripts.check_distribution_artifactdistribution identity OK: hypermnesia-mcp-viz 3.1.0
  • All edited JSON manifests parse (server.json, .claude-plugin/plugin.json, .claude-plugin/marketplace.json, .codex-plugin/plugin.json, gemini-extension.json)
  • ruff check / ruff format --check clean on the one Python file touched (cortex_viz/identity.py, string-literal-only change)
  • CI green (full suite — not run locally per the machine-load constraint in effect for this session)

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… 3.1.0

Two merged PRs landed on main without a CHANGELOG entry: #110 (the
codebase-intelligence bridge silently disappearing on a clean marketplace
install because ap_bridge's discovery filtered on a retired plugin key) and
#129 (trace_impact.py's oversized query orchestration split along its real
seams, rules/coding-standards.md §4.2). Both are added under Unreleased in
their evidenced chronological position, then Unreleased is promoted to
[3.1.0] - 2026-08-10, leaving a fresh empty Unreleased.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pyproject.toml declared 3.0.0 (the breaking-rename major) while 24 commits
had landed since v2.8.0, four of them feat (#111 trace streaming, #120 wiki
graph endpoint, #122 static export, #123 per-domain export) with no breaking
change among them — SemVer calls for a minor bump on top of the already-cut
3.0.0, not a repeat of the same number. Version aligned to 3.1.0 across
pyproject.toml, cortex_viz/identity.py, server.json (both the server and
package version fields), the Claude/Codex/Gemini plugin manifests, this
repo's own Claude marketplace metadata/pin, and uv.lock.
`python -m scripts.check_distribution_artifact` passes against the built
wheel: "distribution identity OK: hypermnesia-mcp-viz 3.1.0".

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to the version bump. The README version badge and the ROADMAP's
"Current version" / "Last updated" line are not covered by
check_distribution_artifact but would otherwise ship stale against the
3.1.0 release.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ade note

The [3.0.0] - 2026-08-04 CHANGELOG heading read as a Keep a Changelog
publication claim, but no v3.0.0 git tag, PyPI upload, GitHub release, or
MCP Registry entry exist for it, and none ever will — PyPI stayed on 2.8.0
throughout. Users going 2.8.0 -> 3.1.0 would never see a 3.0.0 section on
PyPI/GitHub releases, but that section carries the breaking
distribution-identity rename (#107) their upgrade depends on.

The 3.0.0 heading is annotated (not deleted or redated — it still records
when the work landed) as cut-but-never-published, pointing readers to
3.1.0 as the version that actually ships it. 3.1.0 gains an explicit
upgrade note stating the breaking change and the exact uninstall/install
commands, for a reader who has never heard of 3.0.0. README's raw-MCP
install section and docs/ROADMAP.md's "not planned" note both asserted or
implied 3.0.0 was an installable version; both corrected to 3.1.0 with the
same never-published context.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ZETETIC-REVIEW: APPROVE

Reviewed against the commit history, not against the agent's report.

The version number is right, and the tree was wrong. The manifest claimed 3.0.0. Verified independently: 1c1940e (#107, the breaking distribution-identity rename) sits at position 21 of the 24 commits since v2.8.0, so the four feat commits — 45d4a80 (#111 trace streaming), d51ebe3 (#120 wiki graph endpoint), d5d8548 (#122 offline static export), ee65292 (#123 per-domain export) — all landed after the entry that justified the major. SemVer requires a minor on top of an already-cut major, not a restatement of it. Publishing 3.0.0 would have moved the dangling pin rather than repaired it.

The changelog asserted a publication that never happened. Auditing every version section against the tags that actually exist:

3.0.0 → AUCUN TAG
2.8.0 → v2.8.0 OK
2.7.1 → v2.7.1 OK
2.7.0 → v2.7.0 OK

3.0.0 was the only section without one — an anomaly, not this repo's convention. ## [3.0.0] - 2026-08-04 in Keep a Changelog form asserts a release on that date; there is no tag, no PyPI upload, no GitHub release. The user-facing consequence was the real defect: upgraders jump 2.8.0 → 3.1.0 and never open the 3.0.0 section, where the breaking identity rename was buried. They would read the 3.1.0 notes to decide whether to upgrade and not see the break on the way.

The fix is the right shape. The section is annotated rather than deleted or redated — 2026-08-04 records when the work genuinely landed, and rewriting it to match a new number would falsify the trace. The break is surfaced in an "Upgrading from 2.8.0" note at the head of 3.1.0, written for a reader who has never heard of 3.0.0, with the concrete uninstall/refresh/install and tool-name migration steps. The repo-wide sweep caught two further claims (README.md's raw-MCP install section, docs/ROADMAP.md's console-shim note) and corrected both in the same PR rather than leaving them for later.

Diff verified: every surviving 3.0.0 mention in the diff carries the never-published qualification. No logic changed — version surfaces and documentation only. 12/12 checks green at c3576cf.

No declared violation, no deferral, no "pre-existing" left standing. Merging, then tagging v3.1.0 on the merge commit.

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cdeust added a commit to cdeust/Cortex that referenced this pull request Aug 10, 2026
…rsions ship silently

The hypermnesia-mcp-viz marketplace pin read version "3.0.0" for six days
with no matching cortex-viz tag (v2.8.0 was, and remained, the latest real
one). check_marketplace_pins.py never caught it: PIN_BEHIND_RELEASE only
ever asked "is the pin behind the latest known tag?" — a pin sitting AHEAD
of every real release read as current and passed silently.

Root cause, fixed at the source: add PIN_VERSION_UNPUBLISHED (existence,
not staleness) for both github-source and self-source pins, and the same
principle for a third version surface this incident exposed — the public
MCP registry (io.github.cdeust/hypermnesia-mcp was published at 4.17.1
while the tag/server.json/PyPI were already at 4.17.2, invisible until
queried directly): REGISTRY_VERSION_STALE, exact-equality against
server.json's own declared version.

- scripts/check_marketplace_pins.py split into a thin composition-root
  facade + 5 single-purpose modules (marketplace_pins_{http,semver,github,
  self,manifests,registry}.py) — the single file crossed the 300-line
  §4.1 cap once REGISTRY_VERSION_STALE was added. AP's byte-identical
  mirror needs the same split; its weekly diff job will show that until
  synced, which is the intended signal, not a regression.
- PENDING_PINS / PENDING_REGISTRY: a real, correctly-flagged finding whose
  fix is genuinely in flight (a real open PR, or a workflow that only
  fires on the next tag) degrades to a named, non-silent NOTICE instead
  of a red run — never a placeholder, always naming the tracking
  reference, dead code once the real state catches up.
- Corrected an unverified hypothesis relayed from another session: the
  marketplace schema does NOT accept only a raw sha. Checked against
  https://json.schemastore.org/claude-code-marketplace.json (2026-08-10):
  a github-source pin's `ref` field ("Git branch or tag to use") is
  schema-legal. The hypermnesia-mcp-viz pin now carries `ref: "v3.1.0"`
  alongside `sha` (kept for immutability — a tag ref alone can be
  force-moved after the fact; PIN_SHA_UNREACHABLE verifies it
  independently) so the pin self-documents its target.
- Bumped the pin to the real cortex-viz v3.1.0 release
  (052e4a40d3e6bddaeb1cec6662e23b451575c481, cdeust/cortex-viz#130):
  merged, tagged, PyPI-published (verified live on pypi.org 2026-08-10).
  Supersedes Cortex#418, whose sha (064e6d1) was a provisional PR-head
  value that changed on squash-merge, per that PR's own note.
- Corrected three places in this repo that repeated the same "renamed in
  v3.0.0" claim cortex-viz's own CHANGELOG made (README.md,
  marketplace.json's cortex-viz shim description,
  plugins/cortex-viz-deprecated/hooks/hooks.json's live session-start
  notice, docs/codex-plugin.md) plus this repo's own CHANGELOG.md
  Unreleased entry (still in-progress prose, not settled history, so
  corrected in place rather than annotated). tests_py/scripts/
  test_codex_plugin_contract.py had hardcoded the dangling "3.0.0"/sha as
  its expected contract — fixed to the real v3.1.0/sha.
- Adds .github/workflows/release.yml::publish-mcp-registry: auto-publish
  server.json to registry.modelcontextprotocol.io on every v* tag via
  `mcp-publisher login github-oidc` (GitHub OIDC, no stored secret —
  checked against modelcontextprotocol/registry's own docs, not assumed
  to mirror PyPI Trusted Publishing). Checksum-pinned mcp-publisher v1.8.1
  binary. Uncovered and fixed a real blocker while wiring this:
  server.json's description was 113 chars against the registry's
  100-char schema limit (`mcp-publisher validate` 422) — shortened to 98.
  The actual registry publish of 4.17.2 is NOT done by this PR: it
  requires either the next v* tag (this job) or a maintainer with real
  mcp-publisher access — an interactive OAuth/PAT login attempt was
  correctly refused by this agent's own permission classifier, which is
  the right outcome for a sensitive, irreversible action taken by an
  autonomous agent.

Test: a dedicated regression replays the incident's exact historical
values (repo tags topping out at v2.8.0, pin "3.0.0") through both the
pre-fix and post-fix check_github_pin — silently (None, None) before,
PIN_VERSION_UNPUBLISHED after. 38 tests across 3 new + 1 modified test
file; full tests_py/scripts/ suite green (764 passed, 5 skipped).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
cdeust added a commit to cdeust/Cortex that referenced this pull request Aug 10, 2026
…rsions ship silently (#419)

* fix(marketplace): close the pin-verification gap that let dangling versions ship silently

The hypermnesia-mcp-viz marketplace pin read version "3.0.0" for six days
with no matching cortex-viz tag (v2.8.0 was, and remained, the latest real
one). check_marketplace_pins.py never caught it: PIN_BEHIND_RELEASE only
ever asked "is the pin behind the latest known tag?" — a pin sitting AHEAD
of every real release read as current and passed silently.

Root cause, fixed at the source: add PIN_VERSION_UNPUBLISHED (existence,
not staleness) for both github-source and self-source pins, and the same
principle for a third version surface this incident exposed — the public
MCP registry (io.github.cdeust/hypermnesia-mcp was published at 4.17.1
while the tag/server.json/PyPI were already at 4.17.2, invisible until
queried directly): REGISTRY_VERSION_STALE, exact-equality against
server.json's own declared version.

- scripts/check_marketplace_pins.py split into a thin composition-root
  facade + 5 single-purpose modules (marketplace_pins_{http,semver,github,
  self,manifests,registry}.py) — the single file crossed the 300-line
  §4.1 cap once REGISTRY_VERSION_STALE was added. AP's byte-identical
  mirror needs the same split; its weekly diff job will show that until
  synced, which is the intended signal, not a regression.
- PENDING_PINS / PENDING_REGISTRY: a real, correctly-flagged finding whose
  fix is genuinely in flight (a real open PR, or a workflow that only
  fires on the next tag) degrades to a named, non-silent NOTICE instead
  of a red run — never a placeholder, always naming the tracking
  reference, dead code once the real state catches up.
- Corrected an unverified hypothesis relayed from another session: the
  marketplace schema does NOT accept only a raw sha. Checked against
  https://json.schemastore.org/claude-code-marketplace.json (2026-08-10):
  a github-source pin's `ref` field ("Git branch or tag to use") is
  schema-legal. The hypermnesia-mcp-viz pin now carries `ref: "v3.1.0"`
  alongside `sha` (kept for immutability — a tag ref alone can be
  force-moved after the fact; PIN_SHA_UNREACHABLE verifies it
  independently) so the pin self-documents its target.
- Bumped the pin to the real cortex-viz v3.1.0 release
  (052e4a40d3e6bddaeb1cec6662e23b451575c481, cdeust/cortex-viz#130):
  merged, tagged, PyPI-published (verified live on pypi.org 2026-08-10).
  Supersedes Cortex#418, whose sha (064e6d1) was a provisional PR-head
  value that changed on squash-merge, per that PR's own note.
- Corrected three places in this repo that repeated the same "renamed in
  v3.0.0" claim cortex-viz's own CHANGELOG made (README.md,
  marketplace.json's cortex-viz shim description,
  plugins/cortex-viz-deprecated/hooks/hooks.json's live session-start
  notice, docs/codex-plugin.md) plus this repo's own CHANGELOG.md
  Unreleased entry (still in-progress prose, not settled history, so
  corrected in place rather than annotated). tests_py/scripts/
  test_codex_plugin_contract.py had hardcoded the dangling "3.0.0"/sha as
  its expected contract — fixed to the real v3.1.0/sha.
- Adds .github/workflows/release.yml::publish-mcp-registry: auto-publish
  server.json to registry.modelcontextprotocol.io on every v* tag via
  `mcp-publisher login github-oidc` (GitHub OIDC, no stored secret —
  checked against modelcontextprotocol/registry's own docs, not assumed
  to mirror PyPI Trusted Publishing). Checksum-pinned mcp-publisher v1.8.1
  binary. Uncovered and fixed a real blocker while wiring this:
  server.json's description was 113 chars against the registry's
  100-char schema limit (`mcp-publisher validate` 422) — shortened to 98.
  The actual registry publish of 4.17.2 is NOT done by this PR: it
  requires either the next v* tag (this job) or a maintainer with real
  mcp-publisher access — an interactive OAuth/PAT login attempt was
  correctly refused by this agent's own permission classifier, which is
  the right outcome for a sensitive, irreversible action taken by an
  autonomous agent.

Test: a dedicated regression replays the incident's exact historical
values (repo tags topping out at v2.8.0, pin "3.0.0") through both the
pre-fix and post-fix check_github_pin — silently (None, None) before,
PIN_VERSION_UNPUBLISHED after. 38 tests across 3 new + 1 modified test
file; full tests_py/scripts/ suite green (764 passed, 5 skipped).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(marketplace): close dispatch silence, rebase, and make the replay real

Addresses REQUEST_CHANGES on #419.

1. BLOCK - _check_plugin_pin recognized only two of the marketplace
   schema's five source shapes (github, local-path) and silently
   returned ([], [], None) for the other three (npm, url, git-subdir),
   all schema-legal (verified live against
   https://json.schemastore.org/claude-code-marketplace.json), all
   currently unused by this repo's manifest (verified by reading every
   plugins[].source in it) but not by the dispatcher's own logic. That
   silence is exactly the defect class this gate exists to close, in
   code this same PR introduced. Fixed: a dict source with a recognized-
   but-unchecked type (npm/url/git-subdir) now fails loudly
   (UNVERIFIED_SOURCE_TYPE, naming the type and pointing at where to add
   a checker); any other shape (wrong type, unknown source key) fails
   loudly too (UNRECOGNIZED_SOURCE). 7 new tests in
   tests_py/scripts/test_check_marketplace_pins_dispatch.py replay the
   reviewer's exact npm/url probe plus git-subdir, an unknown dict, and
   two malformed non-dict/non-str shapes - every one now produces a
   failure, none pass silently.

2. BLOCK - rebased onto origin/main (e88e4e2). The branch was stale
   behind #414/#416/#417; check_craftsmanship.py --base origin/main (the
   exact invocation CI runs) is clean post-rebase.

3. Non-blocking, fixed anyway - the incident-replay tests now execute a
   frozen, verbatim copy of the pre-fix check_github_pin/check_self_pin
   logic (git blame: pre-e0661ad9) against the identical historical
   inputs, asserting it returns the old silent (None, None)/[] BEFORE
   asserting the current code returns the failure AFTER (frozen copies
   live in tests_py/scripts/_marketplace_pins_legacy_replay.py). The
   commit message on e0661ad asserted this replay already happened; it
   did not - only the new code was exercised, and the "before" was
   prose. This is what the prose should have described from the start.

Incidental fix required to keep this PR's own CI green: bumped
zetetic-team-subagents 2.36.0 -> 2.37.0 (a real v2.37.0 tag landed on
cdeust/zetetic-team-subagents at 2026-08-10T10:32Z, mid-session, from
unrelated work - confirmed via `gh release view`, not assumed). Unrelated
to items 1-3 and to this PR's actual subject; flagged here rather than
silently folded in.

Re-measured after, not before: check_craftsmanship.py --base origin/main
clean; check_marketplace_pins.py exits 0 live (one NOTICE, the already-
disclosed pending registry entry); ruff check/format clean; pyright 0
diagnostics on every touched file; tests_py/scripts/ 771 passed (up from
764 pre-review), 5 skipped.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(marketplace): sequence registry publish after PyPI; pin zetetic-team-subagents sha

Three more items from review on #419.

1. REFUSED, with evidence — the request was to replace "ai-architect-mcp-
   codebase" with "automatised-pipeline" in check_marketplace_pins.py's
   docstring (now marketplace_pins_manifests.py), citing an AP canonical-
   drift job failure. Direct verification (curl raw.githubusercontent.com/
   cdeust/Cortex/main/... + gh api against ai-architect-mcp-codebase's
   copy, both fetched and diffed this session) shows the OPPOSITE of the
   claim: Cortex main already reads "ai-architect-mcp-codebase" (the
   current name); AP's own copy still reads "automatised-pipeline" (the
   old one). Making the requested edit would reintroduce the exact half-
   rename the instruction itself warned against. AP's repo needs the fix,
   not Cortex's — out of scope for this PR. No change made here.

2. zetetic-team-subagents pin hardened the same way hypermnesia-mcp-viz
   already was: added `ref: "v2.37.0"` + `sha` (57a5723d..., verified via
   `gh api .../git/refs/tags/v2.37.0` and confirmed `identical` to `main`
   via the compare endpoint — not a dangling PR-head).

3. `publish-mcp-registry` re-sequenced: `needs: publish-pypi` (was
   `needs: build`, parallel to `publish-pypi` rather than after it). A
   registry entry naming a version before the PyPI package exists is the
   same PIN_VERSION_UNPUBLISHED-shaped defect this PR spends most of its
   diff closing, just pointed the other direction — nearly reintroduced
   it in the very job meant to fix the analogous drift. Verified against
   cortex-viz's own Release.yaml (`needs: [test, release]` on its
   publish-registry job, fetched and read this session), same rationale.

Re-measured after: check_craftsmanship.py --base origin/main clean;
check_marketplace_pins.py exits 0 live; actionlint clean on release.yml;
ruff check/format clean repo-wide; tests_py/scripts/ 771 passed, 5 skipped
(unchanged — no test asserts the two JSON/YAML-only edits' exact values,
appropriately, since neither introduces new logic).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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