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Introduce setup_soft_epoch and setup_hard_epoch in the soul frontmatter. The leiter binary has compiled-in expected values for both. On session start, `leiter context` compares them: - Hard mismatch: blocks the session (soul not injected), tells the user what happened and how to fix it. - Soft mismatch: nudges with an explanation but still injects the soul. Both default to 1 when absent from the YAML, so existing souls are seamlessly compatible. This lets future leiter upgrades that require user action (e.g. re-running agent-setup) detect the condition and alert the user, without needing to bump soul_version or change the soul template. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Introduce setup_soft_epoch and setup_hard_epoch in the soul
frontmatter. The leiter binary has compiled-in expected values for
both. On session start,
leiter contextcompares them:user what happened and how to fix it.
Both default to 1 when absent from the YAML, so existing souls are
seamlessly compatible.
This lets future leiter upgrades that require user action (e.g.
re-running agent-setup) detect the condition and alert the user,
without needing to bump soul_version or change the soul template.