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Commit: d6585dc
Version: 3.4dev-20260818_032740
MB661 completes an important part of the validation-efficiency roadmap: Mediabot now has a deterministic fast validation lane that is deliberately different from — and explicitly not equivalent to — the full test suite.
The goa…
Commit: 35a4932
Version: 3.4dev-20260818_021212
MB660 starts the second half of the test-efficiency work that began with the MB650 profiler.
The goal is deliberately conservative: before attempting faster execution, Mediabot now knows what kind of tests it has.
No parallel ex…
Commit: 2e1a7a2
Version: 3.4dev-20260818_014329
MB659 turns the existing !profil / !profile command into a much richer summary of a user’s history on a channel — without turning it into another expensive reporting query.
The main design goal was simple: reuse information Med…
Commit: 0533ef1
Version: 3.4dev-20260818_010348
MB658 adds a small bit of mystery to Mediabot’s Achievement system.
Some milestones are now deliberately hidden until they are actually earned. Their names, requirements, thresholds and progress do not appear in the normal public A…
Commit: 2fc3ea3
Version: 3.4dev-20260817_131411
MB657 turns Mediabot’s existing time-of-day achievements into a proper measurable progression system.
The key idea was not to add another expensive historical scan. Instead, MB657 reuses and improves the existing hour-band logic so…
Commit: 49cb3dc
Version: 3.4dev-20260817_122837
MB656 adds a new family of user-facing achievements based on something Mediabot already knew: how long someone had been away.
The tricky part was not defining the milestones. It was making sure the historical absence could be obser…
Commit: f06b6ed
Version: 3.4dev-20260817_113536
MB655 brings the roadmap back to something directly visible to users: activity streak achievements.
Mediabot already knew how to calculate a user’s current activity streak and best historical streak.
MB655 connects that exis…
Commit: bcf100b
Version: 3.4dev-20260817_104422
MB654 adds a strictly read-only diagnostic for Mediabot’s durable Achievement identities.
The purpose is simple:
explain what Mediabot currently knows about an IRC identity without creating, touching, merging or repairing anyt…
Commit: f5128cb
Version: 3.4dev-20260817_100647
MB653 completes the second real migration onto Mediabot::AsyncWorker, and this time the target is one of Mediabot’s more demanding asynchronous consumers: Trivia.
The goal was deliberately narrow:
remove Trivia’s private…
Commit: 504992e
Version: 3.4dev-20260817_091140
MB652 is the first real consumer migration to Mediabot::AsyncWorker.
The shared worker contract introduced in MB651 was deliberately committed without migrating any existing feature. This round takes the next controlled step:
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