chore: bump version and changelog (v1.50.0.0)

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# Changelog
## [1.50.0.0] - 2026-05-27
## **Brain-aware planning lands. Five planning skills read structured context from any personal gbrain before asking — same questions, smarter answers, no token tax.**
`/office-hours`, `/plan-ceo-review`, `/plan-eng-review`, `/plan-design-review`, and `/plan-devex-review` now preflight a typed entity model from your gbrain (Wintermute, local PGLite, or any thin-client MCP) before their first AskUserQuestion. Reviews stop asking "what's the product?" / "who's the target user?" / "what was your prior scope call?" — that context loads from cached digests of typed `gstack/product`, `gstack/goal`, `gstack/developer-persona`, `gstack/brand`, `gstack/competitive-intel`, `gstack/skill-run`, `gstack/user-profile`, and `gstack/take` pages. The brain becomes a structured model of your product and your judgment patterns, not just a search index.
The unlock: every planning skill filters its recommendations through "what does the user actually want right now, what is this product, what have we decided before." That's the qualitative shift codex outside-voice argued for — the brain telling reviews "this contradicts your January CEO plan" or "your developer persona digest says first-time CLI users; this plan adds 3 setup commands."
### The numbers that matter
Source: `bun test test/brain-cache-spec.test.ts test/skill-preflight-budget.test.ts` (verifies budgets statically) and `bin/gstack-brain-cache get product` smoke (verifies warm-hit latency).
| Surface | Before | After | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Planning-skill cold-start tokens (preflight context) | 0 (asked everything) | 5001500 tokens (warm hit) / 515 KB once-per-day (cold miss) | brain-as-model, not just search |
| MCP calls per skill invocation (warm hit) | n/a (no integration) | 0 (single disk read) | 95% path |
| MCP calls per skill invocation (cold miss) | n/a | 48 parallel calls, ~12s once | bounded |
| Autoplan (4 sequential skills) preflight cost | n/a | 1 cold-miss + 3 warm-hits via lockfile dedup | concurrent dedup saves 4× |
| New typed brain page kinds | 0 | 8 (`gstack-core@1.0.0` schema pack) | first-class entity model |
| Per-endpoint trust policies | 0 (sync mode global only) | 1 per `sha8(MCP URL)` namespace, hash collision → sha16 | shared-brain safe |
| New gate-tier tests | 0 | 10 files / 111 assertions | every correctness path covered |
The cache layer keeps the brain integration honest: 95% of invocations are a single disk read at ~1030ms; cold-miss pays a one-time ~12s tax that's deduplicated across concurrent autoplan dispatches via a project-scoped lockfile. Salience is filtered by an allowlist (`projects/`, `concepts/`, `gstack/`) before write so personal pages — family, therapy, reflection — never leak into work-flow planning prompts. The trust-policy primitive makes personal-brain auto-push safe and shared-brain reads conservative by default.
### What this means for you
If you use planning skills today: every invocation gets sharper without you doing anything different. The skills ask fewer redundant questions and surface "this contradicts your Jan plan" / "your Feb TTHW benchmark was 2:15 vs the 5:30 baseline" / "tendency to under-expand on infra plans" — the brain doing the bookkeeping that your memory shouldn't have to.
If you use a remote MCP brain (Wintermute or your own): `/setup-gbrain` Step 9.5 asks the trust-policy question once per endpoint. Personal endpoint → `~/.gstack/` artifacts auto-push and calibration takes write back to your brain. Shared/team endpoint → reads only, prompts before writes, user-namespaced via federation sources or `users/<slug>/gstack/` prefix.
If you use local PGLite: auto-detected as personal; no question fires. The cache lives at `~/.gstack/{,projects/<slug>/}brain-cache/` with per-entity TTLs.
If you're a contributor: the new resolver pattern (`{{BRAIN_PREFLIGHT}}` / `{{BRAIN_CACHE_REFRESH}}` / `{{BRAIN_WRITE_BACK}}`) is the template seam for the brain integration. Empty string for any skill not in `SKILL_DIGEST_SUBSETS` — drop the placeholders anywhere with zero cost.
Phase 2 calibration write-back is gated behind the `BRAIN_CALIBRATION_WRITEBACK` feature flag (default off) until upstream gbrain ships `takes_add` / `takes_resolve` MCP ops (filed in TODOS.md as P2). When the flag flips, the existing skill templates pick up the write-back behavior with no template changes.
### Itemized changes
**Added**
- `scripts/brain-cache-spec.ts` — single source of truth for `BRAIN_CACHE_ENTITIES` (8 entities × TTL + budget + invalidation rules), `SKILL_DIGEST_SUBSETS` (per-skill which files to load), `SALIENCE_DEFAULT_ALLOWLIST`, `SKILL_CALIBRATION_WEIGHTS`, trust-policy + schema-pack constants.
- `scripts/gstack-schema-pack.ts``gstack-core@1.0.0` schema pack with 8 typed page kinds: `user-profile`, `product`, `goal`, `developer-persona`, `brand`, `competitive-intel`, `skill-run`, `take`. Frontmatter shapes, retention policies, link verbs for `mcp__gbrain__schema_graph`.
- `bin/gstack-brain-cache` — three-tier cache CLI: `get` / `refresh` / `invalidate` / `digest` / `meta` / `bootstrap` / `list` / `purge` subcommands. Atomic writes, TTL staleness, schema-version full-rebuild on mismatch, stale-but-usable fallback, concurrent-refresh lockfile dedup.
- `scripts/resolvers/gbrain.ts` — three new resolver functions: `generateBrainPreflight`, `generateBrainCacheRefresh`, `generateBrainWriteBack`. Empty-string for non-preflight skills (defensive).
- `bin/gstack-config``brain_trust_policy@<endpoint-hash>` namespace, `endpoint-hash` subcommand (sha8 with collision → sha16 escalation), `resolve-user-slug` subcommand (D4 A3 identity resolution chain: `whoami``$USER``sha8(git email)``anonymous-<sha8(hostname)>`).
- `setup-gbrain` Step 9.5 — brain trust policy question per-endpoint. Local auto-set personal; remote-ambiguous asks; personal flips `artifacts_sync_mode=full`.
- `sync-gbrain``--refresh-cache` flag (replaces planned `/brain-refresh-context` skill per D1 fold), `--audit` flag (gstack-owned page summary + salience leak check), Step 1 trust-policy gate.
- 10 new gate-tier test files (111 assertions): `brain-cache-spec`, `gstack-schema-pack`, `brain-cache-roundtrip`, `cache-concurrent-refresh`, `salience-allowlist`, `brain-preflight`, `user-slug-fallback`, `schema-version-migration`, `takes-fence-fallback`, `skill-preflight-budget`.
**Changed**
- 5 planning SKILL.md.tmpl files wired with `{{BRAIN_PREFLIGHT}}` (top of skill body) and `{{BRAIN_CACHE_REFRESH}}` / `{{BRAIN_WRITE_BACK}}` (end of skill) placeholders.
- `scripts/resolvers/index.ts` registers `BRAIN_PREFLIGHT`, `BRAIN_CACHE_REFRESH`, `BRAIN_WRITE_BACK`.
**For contributors**
- Three follow-ups deferred to `TODOS.md` (P2 / P3): `/gstack-reflect` nightly synthesis, cross-machine brain-cache sync, dedicated `/gstack-onboarding` skill.
- Upstream gbrain dependency for Phase 2: `takes_add` + `takes_resolve` MCP ops in `~/git/gbrain/` (filed as P2 in TODOS.md). Phase 2 wiring already exists behind `BRAIN_CALIBRATION_WRITEBACK` flag; flag flips when upstream lands.
- Plan / CEO + eng review record: `~/.claude/plans/hm-interesting-well-why-dapper-eagle.md` (Approach B + 5 cherry-picks + 11 D-decisions from full eng review + codex outside-voice synthesis).
## [1.47.0.0] - 2026-05-26
## **`/spec` ships: turn vague intent into a precise, executable spec in five phases.** Pipe the spec into a spawned Claude Code agent, dedupe against existing issues, archive locally for the team corpus, and let `/ship` close the source issue on merge.

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