[Zulut30]

The shared quality and context toolchain now covers all four supplied specifications: bounded real-code retrieval, native opt-in OpenRouter Qwen3 embeddings/rerank, a durable local queue, offline token/asset processing, design checks, and project clients. Previously, the server had only partial adapters and the applications had no project-owned quality registry.

The four source documents are copied verbatim and keep their Markdown hard breaks via a narrowly scoped Git attribute. The new release builder creates a manifest-verified directory. A separate local activation has now switched the shared server launcher to that release, with the previous release and launcher retained for rollback; no website deployment was triggered.

Verification: make verify passed HIGH risk, 29/29 checks and 285 unit tests, with no skips. Real public-code OpenRouter smoke made four calls ($0.00049824 total), reused vectors on a changed query, and made zero calls on an exact repeat. The active release subsequently made native embedding and rerank calls on pinned public Redis code, and a repeated search made zero OpenRouter calls. Release v4, both project clients, offline U2Net cutout, and scratch old/new/old rollback were exercised. See docs/four-document-quality/completion.md and acceptance.json for the 142-section mapping and limits.

A follow-up commit corrects the verification base on the first push of a new branch. The original push run compared the full repository tree and failed its whitespace/changed-secret gates; the PR run passed. The exact zero-SHA and normal-push selection paths, plus the full local HIGH gate, pass after the fix. GitHub push and PR verification checks passed on the follow-up commit.

The user explicitly declined the repository's independent Sol review and requested integration/push. No such review is claimed. The canonical server main has unrelated unpublished local commits and is not part of this push.