• Notes with code blocks now cross to your team: the crossing envelope is keyed on a one-time code, so a fenced block inside a note is content, and the rule that refuses injected structure stays in force, measured on the real local model before the switch.
  • A real member's proof was accepted on the public record in a live session: the team Oracle's signing contract was redeployed to the current layout, its drain now backs off and, after three refusals, holds a refused batch instead of retrying it with real transactions, and it checks the contract's code against this build on every pass.
  • A peer's enrollment code now carries its founding key, its current key and the signed chain between them, so a peer that rotated after a stolen key file is named as such instead of read as a forgery, and your held-back turns are delivered once it is re-enrolled.
  • A charter's Renewal clause is now read as the rule it states: artifacts past the named age are proposed to you for retirement, never deleted.
  • A renamed or moved note keeps its history, the Library finds a note by its visible title, the cloud inference check tells a working key apart from a model the provider does not host, and an install whose release key was replaced is told exactly which command to re-run.
  • The Oracle starts and stops under one process shape everywhere, refuses a broken Neo4j binary or an unavailable credential store by name, and a release can no longer overwrite an earlier release's assets.
  • Eighty-one issues closed on evidence in reviewed waves: actionable backlog zero, with sixteen explicitly ratified deferrals, each named on this release's notes with the prerequisite it waits on.