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  See `CHANGELOG_V195.md` for the Runtime CSS Cleanup with Legacy Safety Net pass.
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- Current release: Agentic Space Factory v198.26.127.
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  ## v198.26.127 — Autonomous Release Orchestration
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  Pass 127 makes the worker validate the *latest release candidate* instead of merely trusting that any live Gradio endpoint belongs to the latest upload. The build worker now freezes an auditable release candidate, stamps the runtime payload with `ASF_RELEASE.json`, injects release identity into `/health`, waits for the Hub runtime to be non-busy before validation, blocks `/generate` until `/health` reports the expected release identity, and records release/build/runtime/smoke evidence per repair attempt. This keeps ASF autonomous while preventing stale-runtime smoke tests from being promoted to `full_inference_success`.
 
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  See `CHANGELOG_V195.md` for the Runtime CSS Cleanup with Legacy Safety Net pass.
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+ Current release: Agentic Space Factory v198.26.130.
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+ ## v198.26.130 — Active Run Progress Stability Hotfix
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+ Pass 128 fixes an Active Run progress regression introduced by release-aware timeline rendering. Polling alternates between lightweight bucket snapshots and heavier Job-log snapshots; the progress bar now applies the same monotonic stability guard to canonical timeline-model progress as it already did for legacy progress payloads. This prevents the progress bar and canonical timeline from jumping backwards, for example from 15% to 3%, when a lightweight poll temporarily has fewer live Job log events.
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  ## v198.26.127 — Autonomous Release Orchestration
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  Pass 127 makes the worker validate the *latest release candidate* instead of merely trusting that any live Gradio endpoint belongs to the latest upload. The build worker now freezes an auditable release candidate, stamps the runtime payload with `ASF_RELEASE.json`, injects release identity into `/health`, waits for the Hub runtime to be non-busy before validation, blocks `/generate` until `/health` reports the expected release identity, and records release/build/runtime/smoke evidence per repair attempt. This keeps ASF autonomous while preventing stale-runtime smoke tests from being promoted to `full_inference_success`.