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21 changes: 14 additions & 7 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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## [0.3.0] - 2026-09-18

crates.io release matching GitHub milestone **v0.3.0 — Spikenaut SNN runtime**.
This crate was last published as **0.1.2** (April 2026, `neuromod` 0.4.0). There
is no 0.2.0 crates.io line; that GitHub milestone was stub-quality work.
Pending crates.io publication for GitHub milestone **v0.3.0 — Spikenaut SNN runtime**.
In-tree package version is **0.3.0**; `cargo publish` has not run. Last published
crate remains **0.1.2** (April 2026, `neuromod` 0.4.0). There is no 0.2.0
crates.io line; that GitHub milestone was stub-quality work.

### Added

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- Smoke coverage that a dropped/reconstructed Thalamic producer keeps
hardware-safety state process-local while Brainstem still ticks a loaded
checkpoint (`thalamic_restart_keeps_hardware_safety_out_of_brainstem`).
- OS-process Thalamic restart smoke: a child process starts with a clean
safety flag; the parent's thermal fault is absent from the published
`IpcMessage` JSON and from Brainstem `HealthSnapshot`
(`thalamic_os_process_restart_does_not_leak_safety`).
- Distinct liveness, readiness, recoverable degradation, and sticky fatal health
(`src/health/`) with a fake-clock state-machine test for every transition and
recovery path. Optional `control_bind` listener serves `/livez`, `/readyz`,
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- Binary now logs the active backend mode (`🔌 stub` / `📡 ZMQ corpus-ipc`).
- `decode_inputs` now accepts `&IngressPacket` (with explicit `None` modulator fallback).
- All direct `corpus_ipc` / `zmq` usage is now feature-gated (except the compatibility `CORPUS_IPC_READOUT_ENV` const).
- Package version **0.3.0** (`Cargo.toml` / `Cargo.lock`). Install and
dependency snippets use `brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0"`. This PR does not
create a Git tag or GitHub Release; `cargo publish` remains a maintainer
step after merge.
- Package version **0.3.0** (`Cargo.toml` / `Cargo.lock`). README install and
dependency snippets are **post-publication** (`brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0"`
once the crate is on crates.io). Default vs `corpus-ipc` examples are
separate tables so they cannot be pasted as a duplicate TOML key. This
changelog section is pending registry publication; `cargo publish`, a Git
tag, and a GitHub Release remain maintainer steps.

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## Install

From crates.io (binary):
**0.3.0 is prepared in-tree but is not on crates.io yet.** `cargo publish` has
not run; the last published crate is **0.1.2**. Until publication,
`brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0"` does not resolve from the registry (use a git or
path dependency for development). After 0.3.0 is published:

From crates.io (binary) — pick **one**:

```bash
cargo install brainstem-daemon
```

```bash
# Optional ZeroMQ / corpus-ipc backend (needs a C/C++ toolchain; system libzmq is optional):
cargo install brainstem-daemon --features corpus-ipc
```

As a library dependency (crates.io, not a git pin):
As a library dependency (crates.io, not a git pin) — pick **one** table; do not
paste both keys into the same `Cargo.toml`:

Default stub backend (no ZeroMQ):

```toml
brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0"
# Optional ZeroMQ backend:
```

Optional ZeroMQ / `corpus-ipc` backend:

```toml
brainstem-daemon = { version = "0.3.0", features = ["corpus-ipc"] }
```

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A search of the Rust package registry, crates.io, indicates that no crate named brainstem-daemon exists [1][2][3][4]. There is a crate named brainstem, which is a Brainfuck compiler and interpreter library [1][5][6]. As of September 2026, its published version is 0.1.0 [1][6]. There is also a Python package named brainstem-mcp that has a version 0.3.0, but it is unrelated to Rust crates [7]. It is possible that the name was misremembered or refers to a private project or a different ecosystem [1][7]. If you are looking for daemon-related functionality in Rust, you may be thinking of crates like daemon-kit [4] or service-daemon [2].
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<title>brainstem</title> https://crates.io/crates/brainstem # brainstem A Brainfuck compiler and interpreter library, with a BrainStem frontend language. - Version: 0.1.0 - Repository: https://github.com/hmeyer/brainstem - Homepage: https://github.com/hmeyer/brainstem - Docs: https://docs.rs/brainstem - Total downloads: 532 - Recent downloads: 11 - Dependents: 0 - Created: 2025-06-17T19:57:54.304538Z - Updated: 2025-06-17T19:57:54.304538Z License: MIT ## Keywords - parser - compiler - interpreter - brainfuck - brainstem ## Categories - Parsing tools - Compilers ## Owners - hmeyer (Henning Meyer) ## Dependencies | Crate | Req | Optional | | --- | --- | --- | | anyhow | ^1.0 | no | | lalrpop-util | ^0.21.0 | no | | num-traits | ^0.2 | no | | clap | ^4.4 | yes | ## Dev Dependencies | Crate | Req | | --- | --- | | clap | ^4.4 | ## Build Dependencies | Crate | Req | | --- | --- | | lalrpop | ^0.22.1 | ## Features - cli -> clap - default --- ## README BrainStem A compiler and interpreter for Brainfuck, written in Rust. Project Overview BrainStem is a compilation system: BrainStem (low-level language) → Brainfuck → (optional Brainfuck runtime) BrainStem Language BrainStem is a low level language and compiler. It supports variables, arithmetic and boolean expressions, conditionals, loops, stackframe handling and linear memory access. BrainStem gets compiled to Brainfuck. Features Variables and Arrays var x = 42; // Declare a variable var arr[] = [1,2,3]; // Declare an array var str[] = "abc"; // String arrays Arithmetic Operations var sum = a + b; var product = x * y; var quotient = n / m; var remainder = n % m; Conditional Logic if x > 0 then { putc("+"); } else { putc("-"); } Loops while condition { // body } Stack Frame Handling // Push a stack frame with modified variables PushStackFrame(x=x+1); // Do something in the new context PopStackFrame(); Basic Example var x = 5; putc("0" + x); # Will print 5 Building and Usage Prerequisites Rust Edition 2024 Building cargo build --release Running a BrainStem Program cargo run -- --input program.bs --run Compile Only (Output Brainfuck) cargo run -- --input program.bs --output program.bf Running with Different Integer Types cargo run -- --input program.bs --run --int-type i32 Running Examples # Run the hello world example cargo run -- --input examples/hello_world.bs --run # Run factorial example with larger integer type cargo run -- --input examples/factorial.bs --run --int-type i32 Examples In the examples directory you&`#39`;ll find several BrainStem programs that demonstrate the language features: hello_world.bs: Basic "Hello, World!" program factorial.bs: Calculates factorial of a number fibonacci.bs: Generates Fibonacci sequence number_printer.bs: Recursive implementation of a decimal number printer These examples also serve as end-to-end tests for the compiler and runtime. License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details. <title>service-daemon</title> https://crates.io/crates/service-daemon - Version: 0.1.0-alpha.5 - Repository: https://github.com/loft-games/service-daemon-rs - Total downloads: 102 - Recent downloads: 38 - Dependents: 0 - Created: 2026-03-03T19:15:13.518125Z - Updated: 2026-06-21T09:46:58.375988Z ... | Crate | Req | Optional | | --- | --- | --- | | anyhow | ^1.0.102 | no | | chrono | ^0.4.44 | no | | dashmap | ^6.2.1 | no | | futures | ^0.3.32 | no | | linkme | ^0.3.36 | no | | parking_lot | ^0.12.5 | no | | petgraph | ^0.8.3 | no | | rand | ^0.10.1 | no | | serde | ^1.0.228 | no | | service-daemon-macro | ^0.1.0-alpha.5 | no | | thiserror | ^2.0.18 | no | | tokio | ^1.52.3 | no | | tokio-util | ^0.7.18 | no | | tracing | ^0.1.44 | no | | tracing-subscriber | ^0.3.23 | no | | uuid | ^1.23.2 | no | | serde_json | ^1.0.150 | yes | | tokio-cron-scheduler | ^0.15.1 | yes | | tracing-appender | ^0.2.5 | yes | ... ## Version History ... | Version | Published | Downloads | Yanked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 0.1.0-alpha.5 | 2026-06-21T09:46:58.375988Z | 16 | no | | 0.1.0-alpha.4 | 2026-05-07T06:50:12.056297Z | 13 | no | | 0.1.0-alpha.3 | 2026-03-29T14:34:02.411637Z | 17 | no | | 0.1.0-alpha.2 | 2026-03-14T13:32:01.240116Z | 17 | no | | 0.1.0-alpha.1 | 2026-03-03T19:15:13.518125Z | 39 | no | <title>braid-daemon</title> https://crates.io/crates/braid-daemon # braid-daemon Headless Braid daemon: KG host, UDS server, ingestion driver. Bundles audit log (BRD-604), agent-hook capture (BRD-205), and fsmonitor preflight (BRD-504). - Version: 0.0.5 - Repository: https://github.com/viveky259259/braid - Total downloads: 45 - Recent downloads: 45 - Dependents: 2 - Created: 2026-07-31T20:10:53.451393Z - Updated: 2026-07-31T23:04:15.366201Z License: Apache-2.0 MSRV: 1.78 ## Owners - viveky259259 (Vivek Yadav) ## Dependencies | Crate | Req | Optional | | --- | --- | --- | | anyhow | ^1 | no | | blake3 | ^1 | no | | braid-agent-core | ^0.0.5 | no | | braid-git | ^0.0.5 | no | | braid-ingest | ^0.0.5 | no | | braid-kg | ^0.0.5 | no | | clap | ^4 | no | | fs2 | ^0.4 | no | | getrandom | ^0.2 | no | | rusqlite | ^0.31 | no | | serde | ^1 | no | | serde_json | ^1 | no | | thiserror | ^1 | no | | time | ^0.3 | no | | tokio | ^1 | no | ## Dev Dependencies | Crate | Req | | --- | --- | | tempfile | ^3 | ## Version History | Version | Published | Downloads | Yanked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 0.0.5 | 2026-07-31T23:04:15.366201Z | 13 | no | | 0.0.4 | 2026-07-31T22:31:21.583345Z | 16 | no | | 0.0.3 | 2026-07-31T20:10:53.451393Z | 16 | no | <title>daemon-kit</title> https://crates.io/crates/daemon-kit # daemon-kit Cross-platform daemon/service toolkit — daemonize, PID management, and service installation for macOS (launchd), Linux (systemd), and Windows (Windows Service) - Version: 0.1.4 - Repository: https://github.com/aovestdipaperino/daemon-kit - Total downloads: 1561 - Recent downloads: 897 - Dependents: 2 - Created: 2026-03-27T12:31:35.361862Z - Updated: 2026-04-05T21:25:24.487024Z License: MIT ## Keywords - daemon - launchd - service - systemd - windows-service ## Categories - Operating systems ## Owners - aovestdipaperino (Paperinik) ## Dependencies | Crate | Req | Optional | | --- | --- | --- | | daemonize2 | ^0.6 | no | | dirs | ^6 | no | | log | ^0.4 | no | | nix | ^0.29 | no | | thiserror | ^2 | no | | windows-service | ^0.7 | no | ## Version History | Version | Published | Downloads | Yanked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 0.1.4 | 2026-04-05T21:25:24.487024Z | 1295 | no | | 0.1.3 | 2026-03-28T23:07:48.022295Z | 180 | no | | 0.1.2 | 2026-03-27T14:03:34.674752Z | 46 | no | | 0.1.1 | 2026-03-27T12:38:00.332452Z | 25 | no | | 0.1.0 | 2026-03-27T12:31:35.361862Z | 15 | no | --- ## README daemon-kit Cross-platform daemon/service toolkit for Rust. Provides a unified API for daemonizing processes, managing PID files, and installing system services across macOS, Linux, and Windows. Platform backends Platform Daemonize Signals Service macOS daemonize2 (fork/setsid) nix (SIGTERM/SIGKILL) launchd plist Linux daemonize2 (fork/setsid) nix (SIGTERM/SIGKILL) systemd user unit Windows windows-service (SCM) SCM stop control Windows Service Usage use daemon_kit::{Daemon, DaemonConfig}; let config = DaemonConfig::new("my-daemon") .pid_dir("~/.my-app") .log_file("~/.my-app/daemon.log") .description("My background service"); let daemon = Daemon::new(config); // Check if already running if let Some(pid) = daemon.running_pid() { println!("Already running as PID {pid}"); return; } // Start (forks on Unix, registers with SCM on Windows) daemon.start(false, || { // Your long-running daemon logic here loop { std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_secs(60)); } #[allow(unreachable_code)] Ok(()) }).unwrap(); Foreground mode Pass true to start() to skip forking — useful for debugging or when managed by an external service manager: daemon.start(true, || { // Runs in the current process Ok(()) }).unwrap(); Stop and status // Check status if daemon.is_running() { println!("Daemon is running"); } // Stop (SIGTERM on Unix, SCM stop on Windows) daemon.stop().unwrap(); Service installation Install an autostart service so the daemon starts on boot/login: // Install (launchd plist / systemd unit / Windows Service) daemon.install_service().unwrap(); // Check if installed if daemon.is_service_installed() { println!("Autostart enabled"); } // Uninstall daemon.uninstall_service().unwrap(); Configuration DaemonConfig supports builder-style configuration: let config = DaemonConfig::new("my-daemon") .pid_dir("/var/run/my-daemon") // PID file directory .log_file("/var/log/my-daemon.log") // stdout/stderr redirect .executable("/usr/bin/my-daemon") // binary path for service files .service_args(vec!["--foreground".into()]) // args for service manager .description("My daemon service"); // human-readable description PID file management The PidFile type is also available standalone: use daemon_kit::PidFile; let pf = PidFile::new("/tmp/my-daemon.pid"); pf.write().unwrap(); // Write current PID let pid = pf.read(); // Read PID (Option<u32>) let alive = pf.alive_pid(); // Read + check if process alive pf.remove(); // Clean up Stale PID files (process no longer running) are automatically cleaned up by alive_pid(). License MIT <title>brainstem - Rust</title> https://docs.rs/brainstem/latest/brainstem/index.html brainstem - Rust ## Re-exports§ `pub use bfi::run_program;` `pub use bfi::run_program_from_str;` `pub use brain_stem::compile_brain_stem;` ## Modules§ bfi brain_ stem

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There are no public releases or tags titled 0.3.0 or 0.1.2 for the repository github.com/Limen-Neural/brainstem-daemon [1][2]. The provided search results indicate that while brainstem-daemon exists as a repository within the Limen-Neural organization—defined as a headless SNN inference runtime [1][3]—it does not share the same versioning history as the neuromod library [4]. Version numbers such as 0.3.0 and 0.1.2 appear in the version history of the neuromod crate [4], but they are not associated with brainstem-daemon.
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<title>Limen Neural · GitHub</title> https://github.laiyagushi.com/Limen-Neural Limen Neural · GitHub # Limen Neural Encode. Spike. Wire. Stimulate. Deploy. Modular libraries, open experimental repos and portable for SNNs, hybrid SNN-LLM systems, and bio-inspired computation. - 2 followers - United States of America - montoyaraul34@gmail.com # Limen Neural > Encode. Spike. Wire. Stimulate. Deploy. Modular, hardware-agnostic libraries for spiking neural networks and bio-inspired computation. Limen Neural is a solo research org building small, reusable building blocks for SNNs — encoding, dynamics, topology, training loops, GPU kernels, interchange (NIR), and runtimes. Work is experimental, agent-assisted, and released under permissive licenses for anyone who wants to try it. This org is intentionally small. Broader experiments, tooling, quantization labs, viz, cloud notes, and one-off research live under my personal account `@rmems` so Limen-Neural stays a clean core surface for a solo maintainer. ## Maintainer note (pace) I am a solo maintainer. Starting September 2026, GitHub velocity here will slow down while I attend Western Governors University (WGU) for AI Engineering, and while I invest more time learning and manually reviewing code in: - Rust - Python - Julia - C# / .NET Issues and PRs may sit longer. Review will be slower and more deliberate — that is intentional. The goal is deeper language fluency and better manual PR review, not maximum merge rate. Thanks for patience if you are forking or building on these crates. ## Architecture Limen Neural keeps hard repo boundaries. Each repository owns one concern. | Layer | Purpose | Core repos | | --- | --- | --- | | Encoding | Analog / feature streams → spike trains | `axon-encoder` | | Neuron dynamics | Biologically grounded models + neuromodulation | `neuromod` | | Topology & wiring | Graphs, delays, sparse synaptic maps | `synaptic-mesh` | | Interchange | Framework-agnostic SNN IR (NIR) | `nir-rs` | | Training loops | Offline / closed-loop plasticity | `plasticity-lab` | | GPU kernels | Blackwell-oriented CUDA / Rust compute | `myelin-accelerator` | | Runtime | Headless SNN inference daemon | `brainstem-daemon` | Shared org CI and the profile README live in `.github`. ### Rust core | Repository | Role | | --- | --- | | neuromod | Core SNN library: LIF, GIF, Izhikevich, FitzHugh–Nagumo, Hodgkin–Huxley, neuromodulators, plasticity hooks | | axon-encoder | Sensory / feature → spike encoding (rate, delta, latency, population, …) | | synaptic-mesh | Topology generators, axonal delays, sparse wiring | | nir-rs | Pure-Rust NIR graph model + optional HDF5 `.nir` I/O | | plasticity-lab | Domain-agnostic reward-modulated training loops around `neuromod` | | myelin-accelerator | Low-level CUDA/Rust kernels (Blackwell / `sm_120`, ternary paths, routing/SAT experiments) | | brainstem-daemon | Headless SNN inference runtime (`soma-daemon`) | ### Org meta | Repository | Role | | --- | --- | | .github | Org profile + shared GitHub Actions workflows | ## Related work under `@rmems` Personal and broader experimental repos (quantization bridges, MoE→SNN labs, telemetry, viz, HDL, trading research, agent tooling, cloud portfolio notes, Julia research apps, etc.) are not listed as Limen-Neural surface area. Browse `@rmems` if you are looking for those. Examples of that wider sandbox include SAAQ / symbolic-regression work, hybrid MoE–SNN labs, gaming and mining telemetry collectors, spike visualization, SystemVerilog FPGA sketches, and multi-language playgrounds. They move faster, break more often, and are kept out of this org on purpose. ## Technology & philosophy - Rust — performance-critical infrastructure: dynamics, encoding, wiring, IR, kernels, runtimes - Julia — research-scale simulation and personal language practice (packages live under `@rmems` unless promoted here) - Python / C# .NET — growing personal fluency for review, tooling, and broader ecosystem access (not a promise of first-class org packages yet) - Hard boundaries — one repo, one conc…[truncated] <title>neuromod</title> https://crates.io/crates/neuromod # neuromod A high-performance Rust SNN library for neuroscience research and pure spiking neural network library featuring LIF, Izhikevich, Hebbian, Nagumo, Lapicque and Hodgkin-Huxley dynamics. - Version: 0.4.0 - Repository: https://github.com/Limen-Neural/neuromod - Total downloads: 256 - Recent downloads: 166 - Dependents: 0 - Created: 2026-03-18T02:08:25.944944Z - Updated: 2026-04-22T02:19:07.441357Z License: GPL-3.0 ## Keywords - neuromorphic - snn - spikenaut - spiking - stdp ## Categories - Science - Algorithms - Simulation ## Owners - rmems (Raul Montoya Cardenas ) ## Dependencies | Crate | Req | Optional | | --- | --- | --- | | rand | ^0.9.3 | no | | serde | ^1.0 | no | | serde_json | ^1.0 | no | ## Dev Dependencies | Crate | Req | | --- | --- | | criterion | ^0.5 | ## Version History | Version | Published | Downloads | Yanked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 0.4.0 | 2026-04-22T02:19:07.441357Z | 163 | no | | 0.3.0 | 2026-04-04T08:43:50.187237Z | 18 | no | | 0.2.2 | 2026-03-24T02:01:46.199758Z | 21 | no | | 0.2.1 | 2026-03-23T07:54:51.604542Z | 21 | no | | 0.2.0 | 2026-03-23T07:04:16.213898Z | 16 | no | | 0.1.0 | 2026-03-18T02:08:25.944944Z | 17 | no | --- ## README neuromod A generalized Rust library for spiking neural networks (SNNs), centered on biologically grounded neuron models, neuromodulation, and plasticity. neuromod is designed to be a reusable core: topology-neutral at initialization, dynamically sizable at runtime, and strict about input shape validation. Highlights Dynamic network sizing with SpikingNetwork::with_dimensions(...) Backward-compatible default constructor: SpikingNetwork::new() Strict step contract: Result<Vec<usize>, StepError> Neutral initialization (blank synaptic weights; no hardcoded domain topology) Canonical neuron models included: Lapicque LIF GIF (Generalized Integrate-and-Fire) Izhikevich FitzHugh-Nagumo Hodgkin-Huxley Classical Hebbian STDP utilities and reward-modulated learning components Installation [dependencies] neuromod = "0.4.0" Quick Start use neuromod::{NeuroModulators, SpikingNetwork}; fn main() { let mut network = SpikingNetwork::new(); // default: 16 LIF, 5 Izh, 16 channels let stimuli = [0.5_f32; 16]; let modulators = NeuroModulators::default(); let spikes = network.step(&stimuli, &modulators).unwrap(); println!("Spiking neuron indices: {spikes:?}"); } Dynamic Dimensions use neuromod::{NeuroModulators, SpikingNetwork}; fn main() { let mut network = SpikingNetwork::with_dimensions(518, 5, 518); let modulators = NeuroModulators::default(); let stimuli = vec![0.25_f32; 518]; let spikes = network.step(&stimuli, &modulators).unwrap(); println!("Spike count: {}", spikes.len()); } Step Errors (Shape Validation) step validates that stimuli.len() == num_channels and returns an error on mismatch. use neuromod::{NeuroModulators, SpikingNetwork, StepError}; fn main() { let mut network = SpikingNetwork::with_dimensions(32, 4, 32); let modulators = NeuroModulators::default(); let bad_stimuli = vec![0.1_f32; 31]; match network.step(&bad_stimuli, &modulators) { Ok(_) => unreachable!("expected length mismatch"), Err(StepError::InputLenMismatch { expected, got }) => { println!("InputLenMismatch: expected {expected}, got {got}"); } } } Neuromodulators NeuroModulators supports both direct control and signal-derived initialization. use neuromod::NeuroModulators; fn main() { // (thermal_signal, power_signal, throughput_signal, timing_signal) let mut mods = NeuroModulators::from_signals(75.0, 300.0, 0.05, 2640.0); mods.add_reward(0.2); mods.add_stress(0.1); mods.boost_focus(0.3); mods.add_aux_reward(0.4); mods.decay(); println!("dopamine={:.3}, aux={:.3}", mods.dopamine, mods.aux_dopamine); } Included Components SpikingNetwork, StepError NeuroModulators Neuron models: LifNeuron GifNeuron IzhikevichNeuron LapicqueNeuron FitzHughNagumoNeuron HodgkinHuxleyNeuron Learning/plasticity: a…[truncated] <title>Limen-Neural/neuromod</title> https://github.com/Limen-Neural/neuromod ```toml [dependencies] neuromod = "0.5.0" ... - **Sentry Releases** (`.github/workflows/sentry-release.yml`): Automatic releases on `v*` tags + manual `workflow_dispatch` trigger. ... ```toml [dependencies] neuromod = { version = "0.5.0", features = ["sentry"] } ```

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Correct the crates.io release-status claims. crates.io has no brainstem-daemon crate, and the repository has no public 0.1.2 release or tag. Therefore, 0.1.2 is not a published version, and a dependency on brainstem-daemon = "0.1.2" cannot resolve. Replace the “last published crate is 0.1.2” statements in README.md and CHANGELOG.md with “no version has been published to crates.io yet.” The 0.3.0 examples and the separate default versus corpus-ipc feature examples otherwise match Cargo.toml and are correctly conditioned on publication.

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CPU-only integration coverage (no GPU) lives in `tests/thalamic_brainstem_smoke.rs` and is gated on `--features corpus-ipc` so default stub tests never need `libzmq`.

The Thalamic fixture (`tests/fixtures/thalamic_producer.rs`) produces `IpcMessage::Stimuli(StimulusBatch)` from simulated telemetry. It does not import `neuromod` or own a `SpikingNetwork`. Brainstem restores a Distill sidecar JSON checkpoint before ticking, preserves `valid_mask` and `session_id` across the wire, and rejects incompatible schema/JSON loudly. A separate assertion keeps the fixture's safety flag healthy when Brainstem/transport is absent, and a later publish cannot clobber a thermal fault. Dropping the producer and constructing a new one (Thalamic restart) resets only that process-local safety flag; Brainstem health stays liveness/readiness/checkpoint and never inherits thermal/power duty.
The Thalamic fixture (`tests/fixtures/thalamic_producer.rs`) produces `IpcMessage::Stimuli(StimulusBatch)` from simulated telemetry. It does not import `neuromod` or own a `SpikingNetwork`. Brainstem restores a Distill sidecar JSON checkpoint before ticking, preserves `valid_mask` and `session_id` across the wire, and rejects incompatible schema/JSON loudly. A separate assertion keeps the fixture's safety flag healthy when Brainstem/transport is absent, and a later publish cannot clobber a thermal fault. Dropping the producer and constructing a new one (in-process restart) resets only that process-local safety flag. A child OS process (`thalamic_os_process_restart_does_not_leak_safety`) starts healthy, publishes a wire frame with no thermal/safety keys, and Brainstem `HealthSnapshot` still has no thermal/power fields.

```bash
CC=gcc CXX=g++ cargo test --locked --features corpus-ipc --test thalamic_brainstem_smoke
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use std::collections::VecDeque;
use std::path::{Path, PathBuf};
use std::process::Command;
use std::time::Duration;

use anyhow::Result;
use brainstem_daemon::daemon::{BrainstemDaemon, DaemonConfig, RuntimeMode};
use brainstem_daemon::ingress::{IngressConfig, IngressPolicy, accept_ipc_json};
use brainstem_daemon::{BackendPair, CollectingSpikeSink, IngressPacket, StimulusSource};
use brainstem_daemon::{
BackendPair, CollectingSpikeSink, HealthSnapshot, IngressPacket, StimulusSource,
};
use corpus_ipc::{IpcMessage, StimulusBatch};
use thalamic::{StimulusTransport, ThalamicProducer};

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restarted.safety_tick(false);
assert!(!restarted.safety_healthy);
}

const OS_RESTART_CHILD_ENV: &str = "BRAINSTEM_THALAMIC_OS_RESTART_CHILD";
const OS_RESTART_FRAME_ENV: &str = "BRAINSTEM_THALAMIC_OS_RESTART_FRAME";
/// Parent-only token so an inherited empty/`1` env var cannot enter child mode.
const OS_RESTART_CHILD_TOKEN: &str = "brainstem-thalamic-os-restart-v1";

/// True if `key` appears anywhere in a JSON object tree (map keys only).
fn json_has_key(value: &serde_json::Value, key: &str) -> bool {
match value {
serde_json::Value::Object(map) => {
map.contains_key(key) || map.values().any(|v| json_has_key(v, key))
}
serde_json::Value::Array(items) => items.iter().any(|v| json_has_key(v, key)),
_ => false,
}
}

fn assert_no_hardware_safety_keys(value: &serde_json::Value, where_: &str) {
for key in [
"safety_healthy",
"thermal",
"nvml",
"gpu_power",
"power_limit",
] {
assert!(
!json_has_key(value, key),
"{where_} must not carry hardware-safety key `{key}`: {value}"
);
}
}

fn os_restart_child_frame_path() -> Option<PathBuf> {
match std::env::var(OS_RESTART_CHILD_ENV) {
Ok(token) if token == OS_RESTART_CHILD_TOKEN => {
std::env::var_os(OS_RESTART_FRAME_ENV).map(PathBuf::from)
}
_ => None,
}
}

fn write_os_restart_child_frame(frame_path: &Path) {
let child = ThalamicProducer::new();
assert!(
child.safety_healthy,
"new OS process must not inherit the parent's thermal fault"
);
let bytes = child
.encode_frame(&child.simulate_telemetry(11, CHANNELS))
.expect("child encode");
std::fs::write(frame_path, bytes).expect("write child frame");
}

fn spawn_os_restart_child(frame_path: &Path) -> std::process::Output {
let argv0 = std::env::args_os().next().expect("argv0");

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Command::new(argv0)
.env(OS_RESTART_CHILD_ENV, OS_RESTART_CHILD_TOKEN)
.env(OS_RESTART_FRAME_ENV, frame_path)
.args([
"thalamic_os_process_restart_does_not_leak_safety",
"--exact",
])
.output()
.expect("spawn Thalamic child process")
}

fn tick_brainstem_on_child_frame(sidecar: PathBuf, bytes: &[u8]) -> brainstem_daemon::RuntimeStats {
// Child startup + CI scheduling can exceed 1s; this test is about safety
// isolation, not ingress freshness.
let policy = IngressPolicy::new(CHANNELS, Some(Duration::from_secs(60)));
let packet = accept_ipc_json(bytes, &policy, now_ns()).unwrap();
let source = QueuedStimulusSource {
packets: VecDeque::from([Ok(packet)]),
};
let pair = BackendPair {
source: Box::new(source),
sink: Box::new(CollectingSpikeSink::new()),
};
let daemon = BrainstemDaemon::try_with_backend(smoke_config(sidecar), pair).unwrap();
let snap: HealthSnapshot = daemon.health().snapshot();
let snap_json = serde_json::to_value(&snap).expect("snapshot json");
assert_no_hardware_safety_keys(&snap_json, "Brainstem HealthSnapshot");
daemon.run_for_ticks(1).unwrap()
}

#[test]
fn thalamic_os_process_restart_does_not_leak_safety() {
if let Some(frame_path) = os_restart_child_frame_path() {
write_os_restart_child_frame(&frame_path);
return;
}

let dir = TempDir::new("brainstem-smoke-os-restart");
let sidecar = write_smoke_sidecar(dir.path());
let frame_path = dir.path().join("child_frame.json");

let mut parent = ThalamicProducer::new();
parent.safety_tick(false);
assert!(!parent.safety_healthy);

let output = spawn_os_restart_child(&frame_path);
assert!(
output.status.success(),
"child failed status={:?} stdout={} stderr={}",
output.status.code(),
String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout),
String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stderr)
);
assert!(!parent.safety_healthy);

let bytes = std::fs::read(&frame_path).expect("child wrote a frame");
let wire: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_slice(&bytes).expect("child JSON");
assert_no_hardware_safety_keys(&wire, "child IpcMessage");

let stats = tick_brainstem_on_child_frame(sidecar, &bytes);
assert_eq!(stats.ticks, 1);
assert_eq!(stats.accepted_batches, 1);
assert!(stats.loaded_checkpoint.is_some());
}
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