NeuralMind v3.6.0 — listed on the a0-plugins registry

Release Date: 2026-08-28

Summary

NeuralMind’s plugin manifest was staged for Agent Zero’s a0-plugins registry, prevalidated against that registry’s own CI before submission. Alongside it, two hardening fixes: a loud failure mode for a detached-host edge case, and a correction to an unsourced performance figure that had crept into the plugin manifest itself.

What’s new

• ecosystem: added plugin.yaml at the repo root (Agent Zero’s a0-plugins manifest format) and staged the registry submission, prevalidated against the a0-plugins CI so the submission doesn’t fail on format issues after the fact.

Fixes

• claims: plugin.yaml’s description had accumulated an unsourced “12-70x” figure — outside the sourced, site/claims.json-backed 12-50× range this repo’s own claims-guard enforces everywhere else. Corrected to the sourced range, and registry manifests are now gated by the same claims check so this class of drift can’t recur in a file the site’s own test suite doesn’t scan.
• Added a loud failure (rather than a silent fallback) when NeuralMind detects it’s running with a detached host path, and made benchmark embeddings deterministic so benchmark runs are reproducible run-to-run.

What the agent sees post-install

No new CLI commands, hooks, or env vars. If you discover NeuralMind through Agent Zero’s plugin registry rather than PyPI directly, the listing you land on now carries the same figures as every other surface — see site/claims.json for what’s measured and how to reproduce it.