The cut-line, again
The first tagged production releases of gramatr published on April 6. The platform stopped being build-out and started being release cadence — a tempo the platform has held continuously since.
What the first releases contained
The earliest tags bundled the foundation of The Loop into shippable form: real-time classification, just-in-time context delivery, and the typed quality gates that get set before any non-trivial execution begins. From the user’s seat, the model goes straight to the work.
Agent memory becomes an entity
Agent reflection became a first-class memory primitive. Anything the system reflects on at end of session — what was tried, what worked, what learned — is now stored as a structured entity that future sessions can search. The flywheel that makes The Loop compound over time now has the substrate it needs.
Audit-trail hardening
Expanded entity taxonomy, scope enforcement at the persistence boundary, and a sweep of preprocessing on memory writes all landed together. The audit-trail framing — typed quality gates, scoped data, PASS/FAIL recorded with evidence — got its first real teeth this week.