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This update introduces a major refactor to the online examination experience, including the replacement of exam codes with more robust ID-based routing and the addition of a server-verified passcode gate for enhanced security. We have also addressed key UX issues such as consistent palette numbering, improved state tracking for marked-for-review questions, and a streamlined UI redesign. Additionally, new backend functionality allows for snapshots of AI-generated questions directly into question banks, and tighter controls prevent grading overrides on completed exams. Comprehensive overhaul

Added Pusher support to notifyEnrolledStudents to push real-time exam updates to connected clients. This ensures students receive immediate notifications when new exams are published, improving communication latency. Real-time updates!

We have introduced an automated process to refresh the enrichment metadata, including star counts and last commit timestamps, for tools listed in our registry. This ensures that the information provided about our available tools remains current without manual intervention. Manually updating registry data, Automating the update process.

We've implemented an automated update for the registry's enrichment data, including GitHub star counts and last commit timestamps. This ensures that information regarding available servers remains accurate and up-to-date without manual intervention. Automated enrichment

This repository introduces a new pricer designed to calculate the fair coupon spread for n-th-to-default credit default swaps (CDS). The implementation leverages a Monte Carlo approach with t-copula or Gaussian dependence modeling to handle joint default scenarios. It includes tools for hazard curve bootstrapping, risk sensitivity analysis, and numerical convergence testing.

This update introduces terms-v13 and terms-v14 scorers, significantly refining how the server ranks authoritative domain declarations and stored-token enums in PHP projects. It also synchronizes the Claude MCP plugin to v1.0.2, ensuring users get the latest improvements and compatibility fixes across the entire ecosystem. Server v1.0.2 released

This release upgrades the PHP compatibility evaluator to terms-v14, integrating refined ranking logic for authoritative domain declarations. By effectively scoping consumer detection and introducing specific intent-based guards for stored-token domain definitions, the implementation improves retrieval accuracy across complex PHP relationship contexts. The update also bumps the core Memento plugin to match the new server version for consistency. Code refinement check

Updated Memento MCP to version 1.0.2, bumping versions across manifests and the launcher configuration. This maintenance release ensures the plugin correctly references the latest server release. Versioning humor

This update promotes the previously advisory membership-freeze judgment to training and implements terms-v14 to better identify authoritative domain definitions. It refines the scorer to use provider-scoped intent for these definitions and excludes specific classifier vocabulary from the lexical search to prioritize correct domain term matching. A new independent holdout corpus for cold-chain disposition has been added, maintaining the scorer's robustness against complex, similar domain/presenter structures. Refactoring code

This update introduces terms-v13, which adds guarded ranking for stored-token domain definitions to improve retrieval precision. It ensures that queries accurately identify authoritative enum declarations while strictly excluding consumer-clause references, like serializers or presenters, from triggering these bonuses. These refinements were validated against new holdout benchmarks, maintaining the rigorous evaluation standards for the PHP compatibility suite.

This update introduces a complete revamp of the character system, featuring a new mesh-accurate model, dynamic pose wheel, and advanced aim IK for more natural movement. The painting system has been significantly upgraded to match technical requirements, including server-validated strokes, a robust palette with metallic-gloss support, and a fix for stroke limitations. Additionally, we've improved network resilience with a new watchdog to handle disconnects gracefully and completely redesigned the main menu for better presentation. Massive character and painting overhaul

This update includes a comprehensive overhaul of core gameplay mechanics. Paint and seeker raycasts were fixed by resolving mesh scaling issues and correctly filtering self-colliders, while the paint palette was completely rebuilt with a new HSV interface and eyedropper tool. Surface attachment and locomotion also received major refinements for smoother player movement, accompanied by backend preparations to swap to a new character model complete with pose-driven animation. Major systems overhaul

This update establishes the core multiplayer architecture for Goop using Unity’s NGO 2.x and Unity Services (Relay/Lobby). We have integrated server-authoritative gameplay systems, including a state machine for match phases, networked character animation, synced painting mechanics, and a 3D-space lobby flow. It's a massive milestone that moves the project from a prototype into a functional networked experience. The hidden complexity of multiplayer

The baseline project structure has been established, including essential configurations for Unity, URP rendering pipelines, and input systems. This commit sets the foundation for future development, ensuring a clean workspace for the repository. Initial commit pushed

Implemented a new feature that allows administrators to impersonate other users directly from the user management dashboard. This functionality streamlines the debugging process by enabling admins to view the platform exactly as the end-user sees it. debugging as admin

This update streamlines the platform's communication experience by replacing multiple separate messaging pages with a consistent MessagingShell architecture, while also expanding the transcript builder to support Code Exams and 'manual' grade components for participation or bespoke scores. Drake approving new features, and rejecting old code

This massive refactor elevates the UnitTest system from a simple quiz to a robust, proctored assessment engine that mirrors our core Exam capabilities. It introduces a full lifecycle (DRAFT to RESULTS_RELEASED), server-authoritative grading, advanced anti-cheating measures like fullscreen/tab-switch monitoring, and data structures shared with the Exam module for easier maintenance. This brings professional-grade assessment features to the UnitTest pipeline. Significant Refactor

This update introduces a robust announcement broadcasting feature for admins, along with consolidated messaging interfaces for students, parents, and teachers using a new MessagingShell. Additionally, the system activity logs have been refactored for better readability with date grouping, improved filtering, and added IP address tracking to audit trails. These changes significantly improve both platform-wide communication and administrative oversight. Messaging developer mood

The Memento Claude plugin has been updated to version 1.0.1 across the repository, reflecting the latest stable release. This update ensures documentation, manifest files, and launcher configurations correctly point to the new version. Confetti release

This release introduces adaptive Git polling, which dynamically adjusts the polling frequency based on repository activity to improve resource efficiency. The interval now backs off from 2 seconds to a maximum of 30 seconds when idle, while automatically resetting to 2 seconds upon tool activity or new git changes. Additionally, per-process jitter has been added to prevent synchronized scanning across concurrent sessions, and the system now correctly recognizes linked worktrees without shelling out to Git. Adaptive polling adjustment