crates-2026-09-26
ruvnet/RuVectorcrates-2026-09-26Sep 27, 2026by ruvnet
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AI Summary
A major ecosystem update publishing 120 crates to crates.io, featuring deterministic min-cut algorithms, a significantly faster brain server, new ESP32 decision firmware, and an OpenJev training pipeline.
Key Highlights
- Published 120 crates to crates.io including `ruvector-mincut` 2.3.1
- pi.ruv.io graph rebuild runs off-lock reducing p99 latency from 96s to 31ms
- ESP32 decision firmware released with INT8 support and serial OTA
- OpenJev pipeline added for Rust/candle fine-tuning and GPU training
- Agent memory support via Ed25519 `WitnessSigner`
Breaking Changes
- Authenticated writes required on `/v1/pipeline/inject*` and `/internal/*` endpoints
- `ruvector-core` links upstream `hnsw_rs` (fixes not included in published crates)
New Features
- Deterministic partitioning and witness hash in `ruvector-mincut`
- Atomic graph rebuild swapping on pi.ruv.io
- Hydration gating for writes and training
- INT8 decision support on ESP32 series
- OpenJev training pipeline with Jev parity benchmarks
Full Release Notes
**Plain-language summary:** https://gist.github.com/ruvnet/dd8a2246f104f69bd7d755637c5d77cd ## crates.io: 120 of 122 crates published - Every publishable library crate is now on crates.io at `main`'s version (the remaining 2 are example apps). #1020 adds version requirements to 60 path dependencies. #1028 publishes per-crate patches: `ruvector-core` 2.3.1, `ruvector-graph` 2.3.2, `rvf-types` 0.2.2, `rvf-wire` 0.1.1. - `ruvector-mincut` **2.3.1**: `partition()` and the witness hash are deterministic and non-degenerate (#979, #1021). - Note: the published `ruvector-core` links the upstream `hnsw_rs`, so the #773 fix in `patches/hnsw_rs` is not in crates.io builds yet. ## pi.ruv.io brain server (deployed: `ruvbrain-00210-zsg`) - #1024: the graph rebuild runs off-lock and swaps its result in atomically. In a benchmark at production scale (60k nodes), search latency during a rebuild went from a 96 s wait to a 31 ms p99, and the rebuilt graph is bit-identical. - #1023: `/v1/pipeline/inject*` and `/internal/*` writes are authenticated; UTF-8 truncation panics are fixed; ranked search and the sparsifier no longer hold the graph lock (ADR-349). - #1022: writes and training are gated until Firestore hydration completes, and `/v1/status` reports `hydrating`. Also includes a rebuildable Dockerfile. - #1025: the SSE image builds again and sends `BRAIN_SYSTEM_KEY`. - Cloud Run now runs with min 1 instance and CPU always on, so hydration takes about 1 minute instead of 30ā50. ## ESP32 decision firmware (#1018) - INT8 decisions on ESP32, S2, S3, C2, C3, C6, H2 and P4, with serial OTA and automatic rollback. - Measured on a physical C6: 21Ć faster host round trip, and 1000/1000 decisions match the reference. - Images: `esp32-decision-v0.1.0` and `esp32-decision-v0.2.0`. ## Agent memory (#989) - Ed25519 `WitnessSigner` for the TARL ledger. Verification requires full coverage, a sealed tail and a signed anchor, and signs a SHA-256 digest (ADR-347). ## OpenJev pipeline (#1029, ADR-008) - `crates/ruvector-typesafe-train`: fine-tunes the encoder in Rust/candle, transplants the weights into ONNX with `ort` parity, and aborts training on any leakage. - `crates/ruvector-gpu-runner`: a budget-capped vast.ai runner with auto-destroy. - `Engine::train_with_calibration` in `ruvector-typesafe-core`, plus the Jev-parity bench (`vs-jev.mjs`, `--model-dir`, `--no-test`). - **v1 frozen-test result (seed 2):** - department: 93.3% vs Jev 85.3% (non-inferior) - urgent: 92.7% vs 61.3% (superior) - frustration: 86.0% vs 67.3% (superior) - p95: 10 ms - ECE: 0.0543 (gate is 0.05, fail) - The pre-registered primary claim is not met, so **the model is not published**. v2 will be judged on fresh held-out data. š¤ Generated with [claude-flow](https://github.com/ruvnet/claude-flow)
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