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197- ## Changelog Highlights (from v4.1)
198-
199- * Added dedicated section on ** "Meaning" in HMP** with distributed semantic graphs and cognitive diaries.
200- * Introduced ** Cognitive Compression** and ** Summarization Layer** .
201- * Added section on ** Agent Development Lifecycle & Simulation** .
202- * Introduced ** Snapshot Security** : DID-signing, ZKP verification, trusted seeders.
203- * Extended ** Trust & Sybil Resistance** models with adaptive strategies.
204- * Expanded ** Consent Request API** , ** Explainability API** , and ** Voice Interface hooks** in the Mesh-to-Human Protocol.
205- * Added ** BitTorrent/IPFS Sync Support** and ** SnapshotIndex** model for decentralized snapshot propagation.
206- * Enhanced ** EGP** with anonymized voting, pseudocode filters, and support for external ontologies.
207- * Formalized ** Meta-Protocol Proposals** for agent-driven protocol evolution.
208- * Introduced ** Cognitive Source Control** , distributed commit workflows, and roadmap for ` MeshGit ` -style tooling.
209- * Expanded ** Appendix A** with new agent use case flows, including Fire Risk consensus and dialogical consent.
210- * Defined ** Schema Compatibility** and ** Format Negotiation** via JSON, YAML, and Protobuf support.
211- * Improved modularity and future-proofing across protocol and data layers.
197+ ## Changelog Highlights (from v4.0 → v4.1)
198+
212199* ** Added Messaging Framework** with Point-to-Point, Broadcast, Relay, and Topic-based messaging.
213200* ** Defined Message Object Schema** with required and optional fields for routing, payload, tags, and cryptography.
214201* ** Introduced Mailman-based Delivery Workflows** for asynchronous NAT-safe communication.
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218205## Changelog (detailed)
219206
220- ### Architecture:
221-
222- * Added ` 4.7.1 ` and ` 4.7.2 ` for localized and mesh-level metacognition.
223- * Defined fallback logic for edge agents and low-bandwidth scenarios.
224- * Described new resilience modes and semantic drift detection.
225-
226207### Protocols:
227208
228- * Extended ` CogSync ` with BitTorrent support, selective sync, and snapshot indexing.
229- * Added experimental ` IPFS/Dat ` compatibility for agent snapshot exchange.
230- * Introduced simplified and adaptive consensus algorithms for ` MeshConsensus ` .
231- * Refined ` EGP ` with voting filters, local norms, and external ethical scenario links.
232- * Introduced meta-protocol update logic and proposal lifecycle patterns.
233209* ** Added ` 5.8 Message Routing & Delivery ` section** — including direct, broadcast, relay, and topic messaging modes.
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235211### Data Models:
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237- * Added ` CogDiarySnapshot ` , ` SnapshotIndex ` , and ` EthicalConflict ` structures.
238- * Introduced Reputation Ontology extension model.
239- * Integrated MetaProtocolProposal into protocol evolution workflow (optional).
240- * Updated example objects for snapshot and conflict reasoning flows.
241213* ** Defined ` 6.5.8 Message Object Schema ` ** — standard JSON format for inter-agent communication.
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243- ### Cognitive Layer:
244-
245- * Added sections on ` Cognitive Compression ` (autoencoders, graph folding) and lifecycle tracking.
246- * Expanded workflow support with ` Declarative Workflow Proposals ` .
247- * Introduced Agent-on-Agent dialog simulation and multi-agent training sandbox planning.
248-
249- ### Trust & Security:
250-
251- * Added support for Post-Quantum Cryptography (NIST PQC suite).
252- * Extended snapshot validation model with ZKPs and trusted seeder signatures.
253- * Refined Sybil resistance with adaptive models and conflict threshold tuning.
215+ ### Cognitive Workflows:
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255- ### Governance:
217+ * ** Added ` 7.9 Message Handling & Delivery Workflows ` ** — describing message processing, relay behavior, and routing.
256218
257- * Added Agent-led Meta-Protocol Proposals for decentralized protocol adaptation.
258- * Defined pathways for ethical overrides, dispute escalation, and Mesh-wide validation.
259-
260- ### Interoperability:
261-
262- * Unified format negotiation (JSON/YAML/Protobuf) across schema and API layers.
263- * Enhanced ` Event-Driven Architecture ` to support schema fallbacks and agent capability declarations.
264- * Expanded ` Appendix B ` with BitTorrent/IPFS bridges and ethical protocol stacks.
265-
266- ### Roadmap & Open Source:
267-
268- * Updated Reference SDK and integration plans (Quick Start v4).
269- * Proposed decentralized snapshot markets and HyperCortex Forge infrastructure.
270- * Documented contribution process via temporary GitHub repository[ ^ repo ] .
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272- [ ^ repo ] : Temporary repository: [ https://github.com/kagvi13/HMP ] ( https://github.com/kagvi13/HMP )
221+ > * All other enhancements described previously were part of the v4.0 draft and are considered background context for v4.1. *
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274223### Future Work:
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276225* Defined long-term goals: federated cognitive simulation, dialog-based consent learning, cognitive source control tooling.
277226* Highlighted evolving interaction models between agents, humans, and hybrid systems.
227+ * Pluggable Messaging Plugins for new protocols (e.g., Nostr, SSB, Tor hidden relays
278228* Consolidated feedback from AI reviews into structured audit file (` HMP-0003-consolidated_audit.md ` ).
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