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OMNIA-RADAR v1.0.1 - OMNIA Radar Auditor

24 May 19:16

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OMNIA-RADAR v1.0.1 - OMNIA Radar Auditor

This release publishes the standalone OMNIA Radar Auditor entrypoint.

Entrypoint

python -m omnia_radar_auditor.cli --input examples/sample_radar_stream.jsonl --out-dir report

CI gate

python -m omnia_radar_auditor.cli --input examples/sample_radar_stream.jsonl --out-dir report --fail-on-alert

What it does

OMNIA-RADAR audits structural observation streams over time.

It measures:

  • baseline deviation
  • step-to-step shock
  • radar score
  • signal / drift / anomaly / alert classification

Outputs

  • report.json
  • report.csv
  • report.html
  • drift_events.jsonl
  • anomaly_events.jsonl
  • alert_events.jsonl
  • certificate.json

Boundary

This is a measurement tool only.

Radar alert means structural deviation inside supplied streams.

It is not semantic danger.

It is not future prediction.

Validation

The release was validated with:

python -m pytest -q tests/test_omnia_radar_auditor.py
python -m omnia_radar_auditor.cli --input examples/sample_radar_stream.jsonl --out-dir omnia_radar_release_report

MB-X.01 / L.O.N. Ecosystem Release v2026.05.21 - OMNIA-RADAR

21 May 08:00

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OMNIA-RADAR - MB-X.01 / L.O.N. Release v2026.05.21

This release publishes the current public state of OMNIA-RADAR inside the MB-X.01 / Logical Origin Node ecosystem.

Repository:
https://github.com/Tuttotorna/OMNIA-RADAR

Release tag:
v2026.05.21

Commit:
f0c14e8

Boundary:
measurement != validation
validation != orchestration
orchestration != decision
decision != measurement

Zenodo:
If GitHub-Zenodo archiving is enabled for this repository, Zenodo will mint a DOI for this release after publication.

MB-X.01 / OMNIA public restructuring — OMNIA-RADAR v1.0.0

20 May 13:45

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Public restructuring release.

This release freezes the first coherent public onboarding layer of the MB-X.01 / OMNIA ecosystem.

Boundary:

measurement != inference != decision

Public route:

evidence first -> engine second -> theory third

This release is intended to trigger archival DOI generation where GitHub-Zenodo integration is enabled.

OMNIA-RADAR v1.0 — Structural Detection and Persistence Scan Layer

27 Apr 19:13
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OMNIA-RADAR v1.0 — Structural Detection and Persistence Scan Layer

Archived DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19829096

Repository role

OMNIA-RADAR is the structural detection, drift surfacing, signal persistence, and residual-structure scanning layer of the OMNIA ecosystem.

It detects measurable structure.

It does not decide meaning.

It does not certify truth.

Boundary

measurement != inference != decision
structure != meaning
structure != truth

Main distinction

maximum structural intensity != maximum structural persistence

Included cleanup

  • corrected README DOI badge
  • README rewritten as structural detection hub
  • CITATION.cff
  • LICENSE
  • pyproject.toml corrected
  • omnia_radar/init.py
  • docs/RADAR_SCOPE.md
  • docs/RESULTS_INDEX.md
  • docs/REPOSITORY_STATUS.md
  • tests/test_repository_smoke.py
  • aligned GitHub About / Homepage / Topics

DOI

10.5281/zenodo.19829096

OMNIA-RADAR v0.1.0 — Structural Opportunity Detector Beyond Saturation

27 Jan 14:46
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OMNIA-RADAR is a post-hoc structural opportunity detector within the MB-X.01 / OMNIA ecosystem.

It measures whether structural growth is still admissible after saturation has been declared by OMNIA-LIMIT.

RADAR does not predict, optimize, rank, or decide.
It applies a strict multiplicative gate based on:

  • SEI (structural extractability)
  • IRI (irreversibility risk)
  • drift control

The output is a deterministic structural opportunity score that collapses to zero under any boundary condition.

OMNIA-RADAR operates strictly as a measurement layer.
Any decision or optimization logic must remain external.

This release (v0.1.0) freezes the minimal executable reference implementation and the formal measurement definition.
Massimiliano Brighindi
MB-X.01 / Omniabase±