Follow-up release to Words and Endings, rounding off some related work. It reworks how test runners are set up, how merges are sequenced and how stopped runs are resumed.
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This release aims to purify the Gantry engine. Two key subsystems have been redesigned from scratch: The pattern language and the handling of stopping and resuming runs.
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Another week, another update to Gantry. We now use git more consistently and use commits as checkpoints throughout agent sequences. Several additional minor changes.
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A minor update with miscellaneous clean-up work during the week after the 0.2.0 release. A first external review provided many good pointers and bugs were found by intense dogfooding. This update also includes work on the sandboxing strategy.
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Major update where Gantry went from having hardcoded orchestration patterns to letting users modify patterns or create new ones by editing TOML files. The release represents two weeks of work from July 21 to August 4.
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The first ever release covered work from the project start June 9, 2026 through the first six weeks of development. This version of Gantry was essentially complete and ran successfully hundreds of times, but it lacked flexibility and polish.
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