v0.9.84 v0.1.13

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nodejs/nodeAug 5, 2026 → Aug 10, 20265 days between releases

What's New

Major pivot from OSINT/geopolitics to finance/trading with a version jump.

Breaking Changes

  • Project domain shifted from OSINT to finance/trading.
  • API is completely different (Desktop app vs Python library).
  • No upgrade path exists between v0.9.84 and v0.1.13.

New Features

  • Quantlib finance-math layer with 265 tested functions.
  • Valuation engine requiring explicit data inputs.
  • Institutional research slash commands (/comps, /dcf, etc.).
  • Four new read-only data tools (holdings, ETFs, prediction markets, papers).
  • Governance manifest and audit ledger for methodology tracking.

Improvements

  • Governance manifest and audit ledger for tracking methodology.
  • Six slash commands for institutional research.
  • Five ready-to-schedule research playbooks.
  • Finance-math layer with options, fixed income, and credit modules.
  • Valuation engine with DCF, comps, and three-statement models.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed 7 root causes in the identity/grounding gate.
  • Fixed .SS and .SH ticker ambiguity.
  • Fixed A+H dual listings collapsing to ambiguous status.
  • Fixed Yahoo API HTTP 400 errors for CJK queries.
  • Fixed side query demoting already-locked identity.

Upgrade Notes

These are distinct projects with different stacks; no upgrade path exists between v0.9.84 and v0.1.13.

The Two Releases

v0.9.84

v0.9.84

Aug 5, 2026· 3 months ago

This release introduces advanced geopolitical analytics and OSINT tools, featuring OpenClaw-driven risk scoring and Telegram auto-translation. It enhances data visualization with ACARS telemetry and allows users to persist custom dashboard layouts. The update also includes security hardening measures and UI improvements.

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v0.1.13

v0.1.13 — The grounding repair, a finance-math layer, and institutional research

Aug 10, 2026· 2 months ago

A major release fixing identity/grounding defects, adding a comprehensive finance-math layer, valuation engine, institutional research features, and four new read-only data tools.

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