- Added frozen-window, per-chat/model/effort usage audits with parent-tree rollups.
- Added offline HTML dashboards and Markdown/JSON reports with cache and credit breakdowns.
- Updated standard-rate estimates and documented subscription, service-tier, and attribution limits.
- Added regression coverage for modern and legacy usage records and window boundaries.
- Added an opt-in, rollback-safe guide for exposing Luna to native multi-agent v2 through a validated custom model catalog.
- Added a Sol-led senior mode: Sol-low for routine orchestration and delegation; Sol-high/xhigh for initial specs/docs, senior advice, broad QA, and hard or high-blast-radius decisions.
- Routed direct focused code/adjustment packages to Luna-xhigh, lower-level interpreted problems to Terra-medium, and deeper issues to Terra-high/xhigh.
- Added native lifecycle and nested-spawn proof gates. CLI success alone is not treated as proof that Codex Desktop accepted Luna for native v2.
- 31 unit tests passing.
- Efficient orchestrator skill validation and
git diff --checkpassing. - Independent Sol-low policy QA: GO after rollback and capability-proof fixes.
This release adds the complete calibration and live-monitoring workflow for long-running Codex orchestration:
- Added
audit-codex-token-routingcalibration scorecards with per-agent token, credit, duration, context, compaction, coordination, and rework signals. - Added explicit acceptance/rework/defect ledgers and matched task-family
comparisons. Quality claims remain gated on evidence rather than inferred from
task_complete. - Added
monitor-codex-token-routing, which continuously refreshes a compact agent snapshot, Markdown report, redacted calibration JSON, local dashboard, and monitor status file. - Added hypothesis-first monitoring. When quality evidence is incomplete, the monitor now reports a provisional route candidate, confidence, blockers, and a concrete matched next test instead of refusing to reason from the data.
- Added live
--baselinesupport for phase-over-phase deltas. - Added center-out routing guidance: Luna-xhigh control plane for clear spec-gated work; Luna-low for mechanical inventory/extraction; Luna-high for ordinary implementation/tracing; Terra-medium/high for depth, reconciliation, and meaningful integration QA; Sol-low for judgment QA; and Sol-high only for material architecture, security, release, or conflicting-evidence judgment.
- Added explicit controller/worker route handling, a default two-worker cap, and a hard four-worker maximum.
- Hardened read-only SQLite polling, malformed session handling, SQL identifier validation, output collision protection, and monitor failure preservation.
- 31 unit tests passing.
- All three skills validate.
- Ruff and Python compilation pass.
- Live redacted monitor smoke emits a hypothesis and next test.
- Privacy scan is clean.
The tools remain read-only and recommendation-only. A working hypothesis is allowed and expected; automatic route/default promotion still requires explicit quality evidence and user review.