Flagship Release Candidate¶
This page names the strongest current release sentence the repository can defend. It does not describe the whole repository as universally ready.
The current flagship release candidate is:
- outsider-auditable, bounded:
dda,dia,ptm,targeted - review-grade, bounded:
lfq - internal support only:
multiplex
That bundle is materially stronger than it was at v0.3.7, but it is still a
bounded family bundle, not a blanket claim about all proteomics workflows.
What Makes This A Real Bundle¶
The release-candidate sentence now depends on a deeper cross-package chain:
- benchmark packages that expose real scientific evidence roots
- runtime rerun lanes and artifact-boundary checks
- grounded claim and contradiction review
- recommendation challenge, downgrade, and regret surfaces
- downstream lab-consequence and refusal pressure
If one of those layers narrows, the bundle narrows with it.
Current Bundle Inventory¶
| family | current public release sentence | why it survives | why it still stays bounded |
|---|---|---|---|
dda |
outsider-auditable, bounded | strong benchmark packet, downstream review surfaces, and cross-package consequence route | still import_only, so runtime realism remains narrower than full live-engine parity |
dia |
outsider-auditable, bounded | raw-executable runtime lane plus stronger DIA-specific scientific and consequence surfaces | library incompleteness and consequence ambiguity still block broader language |
lfq |
review-grade, bounded | public benchmark, runtime, grounding, and recommendation surfaces are real and reviewable | missingness, normalization, cohort transfer, and external review pressure still narrow the stronger sentence |
ptm |
outsider-auditable, bounded | stronger localization, review, and runtime surfaces | localization strength still outruns downstream consequence confidence |
targeted |
outsider-auditable, bounded | strong benchmark and runtime packet plus explicit challenge and lab surfaces | calibration, interference, and follow-up burden still block stronger authority |
multiplex |
internal support only | real package and runtime substance exists | the current stress packet still collapses outsider-facing trust |
What This Bundle Proves¶
- the repository can now defend multiple outsider-auditable workflow families without pretending that they are all equally strong
- the strongest release language now rests on scientific, runtime, grounding, recommendation, and consequence surfaces together rather than on release prose alone
- the release sentence is now specific enough that a skeptical reviewer can challenge each family through shipped public routes
What This Bundle Still Refuses To Claim¶
- repository-wide excellence or universal proteomics authority
- decision-grade trust for every public family
- full family equivalence just because several families now survive bounded outsider audit
- stronger follow-up confidence than the current lab-consequence chain supports
Best Audit Route¶
Use this order when challenging the current flagship sentence:
Why The Bundle Still Stays Narrow¶
- strong family packets do not erase cross-family transfer limits
- one raw-executable lane does not erase downstream assay-burden limits
- broader scientific depth in core does not erase narrower runtime, grounding, or consequence boundaries
- if the weakest family-limiting surface still survives public scrutiny, the release sentence must stop there
Honest Reading¶
The practical release meaning is simple:
dda,dia,ptm, andtargetedare public and challengeable now, but each still carries a visible limiting factorlfqis publicly reviewable and materially stronger than before, but its present release wording still has to remain narrower than the outsider callmultiplexis real product substance, not fake scaffolding, but the repository still cannot let it inherit trust from neighboring stronger families
Boundary¶
This page names the strongest current release sentence. It does not authorize broader wording than the family, runtime, grounding, and consequence surfaces can all still defend together.