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Enable autonomous evolution with executable objectives and automatic rollback - #297
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The evolution loop previously needed curated gold or human stage labels, multiple model routes, and a human-approved PR before adoption. Add a default objective mode that uses one fixed API model, controller-generated fault interventions and frozen business replays, and independent executable scoring. Accepted source artifacts run as local sandbox releases with automatic canary checks and rollback; PR publication is optional audit.
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Limits: objective scores demonstrate controlled fault attribution, executable contracts, output preservation and resource gains, not arbitrary PR recall or knowledge semantic correctness. Unsupported mechanical production drivers cannot auto-adopt. The current host has max_user_namespaces=0; generated code and live model end-to-end execution remain deferred, without an unsandboxed fallback. Scripted worker tests verify the three workflows' protocol/state machines, not real production gains.