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Release Bearing Lite 2.0.0: opt-in lifecycle and simpler planning - #217
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Resolve conflicts in favor of main: PR #217 (2.0.0) already removed the skill-text caps and MAX_CORRECTIONS. Keep the recovery test-model change, the last remaining hard-coded correction cap, and reword the changelog.
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The recovery contract-test model still forced OWNER_DECISION_REQUIRED on a third correction and rejected a fourth. Skill-text caps were removed in 2.0.0 (#217); task-state.md now caps corrections only by an owner-supplied allowance. A correction with new evidence now returns READY. Refs #211. Supersedes #212.
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What changed
Prepares Bearing Lite 2.0.0 and simplifies its planning lifecycle around the existing Orchestrator: architectural alignment and scope share one session, profile-enabled specialists contribute in dependency order, and the Orchestrator owns final design, assembly and handoff. Removes the Plan Integrator and separate Planning and Design routes, with explicit migration failures for retired configuration.
Makes Bearing hooks opt-in for an explicitly requested current native session/task. Ordinary sessions stay quiet and never fetch or fast-forward. Bound sessions retain ownership and assurance budgets. Review runs only when requested; author self-checks remain inside the author’s assignment. Removes fixed three-attempt limits and uses event-driven coordination.
Updates role loops, onboarding, role explanations, optional OpenCodeReview/Reverify and extra verification tool configuration. Preserves those capability selections in frozen dispatches. Fixes final register binding and unchanged-input evidence adoption.
Why
The goal is lower token usage and faster lifecycles while preserving a production-grade SDLC. Removes redundant planning sessions, uses optional specialist roles and event-driven coordination, and prevents installed hooks or old plans from activating a workflow without owner intent.
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Residual risk
Breaking profile migration: remove retired
plan_integratorandplanning_and_designroles and use the Orchestrator. Existing plans require explicit current-task opt-in before general hooks apply.Cursor native loading remains unqualified. After disclosure of this gap, the owner directed merge and release on 2026-10-18; the release proceeds with that disclosed limitation. All required GitHub checks passed. Live installations and real-project lifecycle trials are a later phase.