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Genesis
v.G.1.0 — Genesis launch
One spine. One scheme. Every release tells its own story.
Genesis is the launch — the moment ancientholdings.eu becomes the public face of the Ancient Holdings hub. From here onward every release is a Genesis-era codename with its own page, its own audit trail, its own patch log. The spine at lib/genesis.ts is the single source of truth: roadmap, changelog, version constants, and per-codename pages all read from the same array.
Genesis era — six sub-phases that built the launch
Genesis is the era. The six Genesis-era codenames below shipped between v0.7.9 and the v.G.1.0 launch and together compose the Genesis product — they are not separate releases sitting alongside Genesis, they are parts of Genesis. Each one carries its own mission, what-landed bullets, and full patch log; click through to read the polished release page or jump straight to the audit when one exists.
Cassandra
Audit-system foundation — pluggable storage backends, retention windows, monthly archival, public transparency pulse.
Prometheus
Tunnelee / Tunneler dual-role — every operator who can’t run a public node gets one anyway. Hierarchical fleet, install-wizard rehaul, server-wide DNS hostnames.
Pythagoras
Stoicism numerical contract — arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic across the Vault. Replay-events test proves byte-identical balances under replay.
Hydra
Unified install / convert / migrate wizards — one wizard for every install path. Segregation by default. l-chain ready-for-multitenancy.
Medusa
Slice-aware ServerScore — N independently-scored chainweb containers per host. Drive divisor honesty. Cgroups-isolated bands. 104-patch m-series polish.
Papyrus
Documentation + spine rehaul — Genesis-era versioning, five-pillar docs tree, typed Genesis spine, per-codename release pages, CHANGELOG rebuild, lib/version.ts trim (10,186 → 20 lines).
What landed in the launch
- Genesis-era versioning —
VERSIONretires from semver toG.MAJOR.MINOR. Every label across the hub now readsvG.1.0 · Genesis. - Five-pillar docs tree — About / Hub / Tools / Releases / Roadmap. The legacy 5-PARTS reading-arc retires; chapters bind to their pillar.
- Per-codename release pages — Cassandra (v.G.0.1), Prometheus (v.G.0.2), Pythagoras (v.G.0.3), Hydra (v.G.0.4), Medusa (v.G.0.5), and Papyrus (v.G.0.6) each have a launch-quality release page with their mission, what-landed bullets, audit link where applicable, and the full collapsed patch log.
- Genesis spine —
lib/genesis.tsexports a typedGenesisPhase[]that drives roadmap, changelog, version constants, and every per-codename page. One source of truth, no duplication. - CHANGELOG rebuilt from the spine — phase-grouped, codename-headed sections. The legacy 71-section per-version log is preserved at
CHANGELOG.legacy.mdas historical record. - URL backward compatibility — 24 HTTP 308 permanent redirects keep every old
/docs/<slug>bookmark working. A redirect smoke check atscripts/check-redirects.tsverifies the chain end-to-end. - Forward roadmap relabel — twelve forward codenames adopt G-codes: Athena =
v.G.2.0through Apotheosis =v.G.13.0. The Aurelius umbrella retires. - Audit pages relocated — Pythagoras + Medusa audit pages move under their respective codename at
/docs/releases/<codename>/auditwith a sharedReleasePageShellwrapper. - lib/version.ts trim — the 10,186-line history-laden version module shrinks to a 20-line constants surface. Same five named exports the 24 import sites depend on; everything else moves to the spine.
What comes next
Patches inside the v.G.1.x line append to this page's patch log via the extractor; the spine stays authoritative going forward. The next major release Athena (v.G.2.0) is the Ouronet Core integration — see /docs/roadmap for the forward codename trail.
Patch log
No patches landed inside the v.G.1.0 line yet — Genesis IS the launch. The first v.G.1.1 patch will appear here once it ships.
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