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…published The README told users `pip install indelible` and carried a PyPI version badge, but `indelible` is not on PyPI (404) -- the badge rendered as invalid and the first command in the Quickstart failed. Point both at the git URL and say the PyPI release is pending. Both documented commands verified with `pip install --dry-run` (core and `[deep]`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VWTgH2xDR5xafCX83YvQQV
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…ttest Two post-review hardening fixes that close the gap between the marketed USP and what the code delivered. #1 Signature tamper-evidence (was cryptographically hollow) - _sign() no longer writes a companion .pub next to the .sig. A pub that travels with the signature is no trust anchor: an attacker edits the fingerprint, re-signs with their own key, ships their own pub, verify passed. Tamper-evidence was effectively 0. - verify() now checks the signature against a PINNED public key (indelible.pub, committed) or one supplied out-of-band via --pubkey. A signature with no pinned key is a hard error, never a silent pass. - init now emits indelible.pub (and re-derives it for pre-existing keys). - Documented the honest trust model in SECURITY.md / README / llms.txt: authenticates origin+integrity relative to a pinned key, not attester honesty; cross-party verification must pin the key out-of-band. #2 Determinism (baseline was maximally noisy) - New IndelibleConfig.temperature, default 0.0, threaded through all three providers (Anthropic/OpenAI-compat temperature, Ollama options.temperature). Attestation ran at provider-default temp (~1.0), injecting sampling noise into every signal and manufacturing false breaches. - temperature is part of the canonical config hash (different temp = different behavioral baseline). Also: softened over-reaching EU AI Act claim to "supporting evidence"; documented latency as network-influenced/informational; hand-tuned tolerances flagged as uncalibrated. TDD: 17 new tests (tamper-resign attack, wrong-key, missing-anchor, temperature threading + canonical hash). Full suite 164 passed, ruff + mypy clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…published (#1) The README told users `pip install indelible` and carried a PyPI version badge, but `indelible` is not on PyPI (404) -- the badge rendered as invalid and the first command in the Quickstart failed. Point both at the git URL and say the PyPI release is pending. Both documented commands verified with `pip install --dry-run` (core and `[deep]`). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VWTgH2xDR5xafCX83YvQQV Co-authored-by: MrPredic <269417388+MrPredic@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ttest Two post-review hardening fixes that close the gap between the marketed USP and what the code delivered. #1 Signature tamper-evidence (was cryptographically hollow) - _sign() no longer writes a companion .pub next to the .sig. A pub that travels with the signature is no trust anchor: an attacker edits the fingerprint, re-signs with their own key, ships their own pub, verify passed. Tamper-evidence was effectively 0. - verify() now checks the signature against a PINNED public key (indelible.pub, committed) or one supplied out-of-band via --pubkey. A signature with no pinned key is a hard error, never a silent pass. - init now emits indelible.pub (and re-derives it for pre-existing keys). - Documented the honest trust model in SECURITY.md / README / llms.txt: authenticates origin+integrity relative to a pinned key, not attester honesty; cross-party verification must pin the key out-of-band. #2 Determinism (baseline was maximally noisy) - New IndelibleConfig.temperature, default 0.0, threaded through all three providers (Anthropic/OpenAI-compat temperature, Ollama options.temperature). Attestation ran at provider-default temp (~1.0), injecting sampling noise into every signal and manufacturing false breaches. - temperature is part of the canonical config hash (different temp = different behavioral baseline). Also: softened over-reaching EU AI Act claim to "supporting evidence"; documented latency as network-influenced/informational; hand-tuned tolerances flagged as uncalibrated. TDD: 17 new tests (tamper-resign attack, wrong-key, missing-anchor, temperature threading + canonical hash). Full suite 164 passed, ruff + mypy clean.
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…published (#1) The README told users `pip install indelible` and carried a PyPI version badge, but `indelible` is not on PyPI (404) -- the badge rendered as invalid and the first command in the Quickstart failed. Point both at the git URL and say the PyPI release is pending. Both documented commands verified with `pip install --dry-run` (core and `[deep]`). Co-authored-by: MrPredic <269417388+MrPredic@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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pip install indeliblewas the first command in the Quickstart and a PyPI badge sat at the top of the README — but the package is not published (pypi.org/pypi/indelible/json→ 404). New readers hit a failing install on line one.pip install git+https://github.com/MrPredic/indelible.git, marked "PyPI release pending"Both documented commands verified with
pip install --dry-run: core resolves,[deep]resolves to indelible-0.1.0 + sentence-transformers/torch.