Devlog.

agent-skill-installer cuts v2.0.0, expanding MCP tooling and ClickHouse telemetry, while Project Hub ships ADR-010 umbrella scopes, hold and decision records, and an interactive dependency web UI.

Spatial Cognition Platform replaces the flat AgentOps room with the immersive Control Room: unifying VR typography, rebuilding pure C# catalogs across scene reloads, tuning orb grab physics, and giving the Helper companion a voice.

Went live with the eight-chapter Chronicle, a scrubbed references library behind its citations, and a contact scoping wizard that returns an estimate on the spot.

llm-proxy cuts v4.0.0 — its third major bump in two months — establishing a stable baseline across multi-backend translation, dynamic context-overflow recovery, Codex tool mapping, and reasoning-content fallback.

The spatial query and workspace layer is carved out of the XR client monolith into scp-plane-service, shipping v0.1.0 and v0.2.0 with two-phase command channels, deterministic plane deltas, and registry-side image retagging.

Over 200 PRs land in ten days as Spatial Cognition Platform cuts v0.0.1: synchronous XR rig initialization cures tracking freefall, anchor drift watchdogs learn HMD unmount cycles, and deterministic 3D graphs stabilize.

A retro on IP-E8-01: changing policy evaluation faults from hard denials to human escalations triggered three immediate rounds of repair across MAF tool registration, escalation severity, and read-only exemptions.

Project Hub lands ADR-008 interface requests with transactional accept-to-spawn semantics, a Gitea issues connector with deep links, pgvector embedding migrations, and strict deploy-drift guards.

Four epics wrap in a week: LocalMoEManager brings up SGLang container profiles for hybrid Qwen models, llm-proxy adds section-aware filtering and tool-result aging, and Project Hub lands its v0.4.0 UI.

The umbrella AI-Dev-Platform repository cuts its v1.0.0 release. Behind the tag lies the local spine: repeatable, idempotent PowerShell scripts to cold-start the multi-service developer environment, hardened against Windows path confinement and port readiness quirks.

Project Hub turns from design notes into a functioning management surface: phase-wave planning and dispatch loops land in the backend, while the web UI gains the Planner view, wave sequence cards, and scoping panels.

Nine days after releasing 2.0, the proxy cuts v3.0.1. The rapid major bump marks the complete retirement and deletion of the 14,000-line Node.js monolith in favor of the high-throughput .NET implementation.

The Orchestration UI splits apart: the typed API client and reusable component surface are carved out into standalone @adp/client and @adp/ui packages at v0.2.0, surfacing subtle Vite vs. strict Node ESM boundary mismatches.

After weeks of rapid patch iterations and release candidate pinning, the core ecosystem hits 1.0 together: AIService, Orchestration UI, MCPServer, and the IDE extension cut synchronized major releases, joined by LLM Proxy v2.

While the backend platform cuts 1.0, Echo reaches its own milestone: the mobile app implementation and mini ADP planning loop close together, backed by non-blocking JNI Whisper inference and the v0.9.0 pre-ship tag.

Eighteen days of infrastructure work: a k3s migration scaffold with its own pipeline automation, every secret moved out of the forge and into OpenBao, the ADP edge cut over to k3s, and a secret-vault epic closed along the way.

Eight projects across the portfolio cut v0.0.1 on the exact same day. Rather than eight simultaneous product launches, this is one systemic milestone: the automated CI/CD release lane coming online everywhere at once.

The proxy breaks apart its single-file monolith into modular routing, translation, and forwarders, brings worker-advisor escalation online, and fixes silent drops in Anthropic-to-OpenAI stream translation.

Trust gates and confidence gates stop being concepts and become screens — laid out, reasoned over, and acted on — and the login stops being a stub when real Keycloak OIDC lands behind Auth Code plus PKCE.

US-PLAT-2 ships as three WebSocket protocol stories, each arriving with its own review-findings fix — while a parallel run of CI pin bumps consumes the week. Two different kinds of repair, only one of them interesting.

The infrastructure layer reaches 1.0 — shared-workflows, DockerContainers, and the logging library — while the MCP Server lands its tool surface and a runner-label scheme gets reverted three days after it shipped.

All twelve foundation stories go from review to done in a single day, and the E1 epic closes with them. A deliberately batched landing rather than a slow trickle.

Two ADRs on one day fix Echo's text-to-speech engine and its core language, and a twelve-story foundation epic is scoped the same afternoon. Decisions first — the code comes later.