| Identity | Current value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Installable Python package | 0.1.0 |
Alpha API metadata; not a scientific certificate |
| Scientific release | layercake-moonshot-final |
Exact sealed campaign lineage at 0537cbb9e93cd7ebd4ba01c0bf641414ecebb1c3 |
| Latest route-isolated host construct | lc-direct-neural-core/25 |
A specific compatibility contract; construct-only |
| Documentation/review snapshot | layercake-review-2026-11-05 |
Named source snapshot; not a new certified runtime |
| Default branch | master |
Moving development branch; unsealed |
The review snapshot changes documentation only. Package and host-interface versions therefore stay unchanged. A tag is available only after its remote publication is verified; do not infer publication from this table alone. The review record contains validation scope and the portable-test receipt.
git fetch origin --tags
git show --no-patch layercake-review-2026-11-05
git rev-parse 'layercake-review-2026-11-05^{commit}'Use a separate checkout of layercake-moonshot-final for scientific release
replay. Do not move a tag, replace an artifact under the same name, or use a
newer host to satisfy an old source hash. See verification and
limits for the asset and scope requirements.
- Public Python API changes receive a package version and changelog entry.
- Incompatible package or execution contracts receive a new canonical interface identity; a package must declare the interface it targets.
- Research and documentation snapshots receive immutable annotated Git tags.
- A scientific promotion additionally requires preregistration, raw evidence, same-artifact checks, adversarial verification and governed recertification. A package version, tag, green CI run or release page cannot supply those gates.
LayerCake's next product gate is one independently validated external English artifact, accepted and measured as the same payload for quality, CPU/GPU throughput, TTFT, memory, persistence, isolation and package lifecycle. Acquisition research lives in ABI. Follow the handoff contract; neither repository inherits the other's scientific claims.