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Release · September 11, 2026Cognition 1.6.92: score the definition, not the numberWhen an agent answers an analytics question, the risk is a confident number under a definition nobody agreed to. Cognition now scores which reading an answer depends on, declares it, and refuses to pick when experts disagree or nobody has attested one.→Release · August 26, 2026Cognition 1.6.85: opt-in telemetry, an uninstaller, and five bugs that broke your configSession-content telemetry is opt-in, disclosure comes before the first write, every shared config is backed up and never overwritten when unreadable, and one command uninstalls Cognition from every host. Re-run your installer to get it.→Release · August 24, 2026Cognition 1.6.84: a plan it can ground, a done-claim it can proveSupplied plans built only from stored decisions, completion gated on evidence instead of confident wording, gates that vouch only for rules they can enforce, retrieval that finds the skill you wrote, and capture that scores effort over frequency.→Release · August 21, 2026Cognition 1.6.78: the checkpoint card stops being a transcriptCompact audit checkpoint cards — summary caps at three bullets, proof collapses into one Verified line, safety-gated omissions read as Blocked safely, skipped checks as Not checked, and the long-audit shape is regression-locked.→Release · August 19, 2026Cognition 1.6.75: bring your own model, keep the proofOpen-model runtime adapters, the approval checkpoint that stops skill drafts from dying inside one session, and proof-bound value accounting.→ 
