Archive Recovery
CompletedHistorical snapshots, publications, adjacent systems, and provenance notes are cataloged and checked in.
One restored experimental environment for the historical AbTweak code line, with exact lower-Hanoi reproduction, broad operator-style coverage, and a disciplined path toward closing or explaining the remaining four-disk benchmark gap.
Historical snapshots, publications, adjacent systems, and provenance notes are cataloged and checked in.
The working `Abtweak-1993` line now loads and runs as a maintained restored planner baseline.
Named runs, reports, status views, and traces are available through one shared experiment front door.
`blocks`, `nils-blocks`, `registers`, `robot`, `computer`, `biology`, `fly`, `database`, and `stylistics` now have retained SBCL evidence.
`hanoi-2` matches archived 1990 outputs exactly and `hanoi-3` now aligns directly with the published thesis figure rows.
Versioning, snapshots, changelog entries, and public release checkpoints are now part of the routine workflow.
The remaining open benchmark is tightly diagnosed now: stable, historically grounded, and no longer confused with a loader or crash bug.
`isbm` remains the strongest historical-control path, while the new `imbs-h1` analogue is the first explicit-`H` variant to materially improve its family.
The historical restoration baseline is now frozen at `1.0.0-rc.1`, with `hanoi-4` explicitly accepted as an explained-but-open extension benchmark for RC purposes.
Keep the RC baseline stable while supporting surfaces and post-RC research tracks continue toward the first full `1.0.0` historical baseline release.