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Zeroshot Is Rewriting Its Executor–Verifier Orchestrator in Rust, Two Releases Deep in One Day
`the-open-engine/zeroshot` (1,700 stars, MIT) shipped v6.39.0 and v6.39.1 on 2026-08-12 around a single premise: the agent that wrote the code shouldn't be the one that says it works. The release adds a native admission and restart path (#985) plus three `zeroshot-rust` features landing in sequence — one deterministic local node (#987), one foreground native agent (#990), and one bounded foreground Pi turn (#1003) — a visible port of the orchestration core from JavaScript to Rust done as bounded vertical slices. Independent executor–verifier separation is the same idea as adversarial verification in review pipelines, applied to the write step rather than the read step.
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