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valkey-github-issue-4509: luna_a was schema-invalid because power_changes[0].evidence_refs[0] is not grounded; luna_b and terra were schema-valid.valkey-github-pr-2927: luna_a and luna_b were schema-valid; terra was schema-invalid because power_changes[1].evidence_refs[0] is not grounded.Update governance and maintainers file for Valkey committers, with base_sha=105509cdad1e667cd15ad751bf8b918d9ca1ca06, head_sha=e4f28d6293edd97399912e0e5f66405b97dd8eb5, merge_commit_sha=4f61034934cf165163ef272e5795bccadc288b09, and changed_files=2; it merged at 2024-12-09T20:28:17Z. (meaning Dec 9, 2024)MAINTAINERS.md.hpatro) and Ran Shidlansik (ranshid), listed alphabetically by GitHub ID under ## Current Committers. (meaning Dec 9, 2024)### Former Maintainers to ### Former Maintainers and Committers.valkey-github-issue-3441, [NEW] AI Skills for the Valkey Ecosystem, proposing governance and adoption for avifenesh/valkey-skills, described as 15 skills, 281 files, and 37K lines of source-verified material.COMMANDLOG rather than SLOWLOG, SET IFEQ, HSETEX/HGETEX, DELIFEQ, and CLUSTERSCAN; it also identified GLIDE signature/order/async differences, invisible operational defaults, and navigation difficulty across approximately 200 C source files.SKILL.md router, which routes to a 100–300-line reference file. Supported tools listed were Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, and others.valkey benchmark results over 10 Valkey 8–9.x scenarios were: Sonnet 4.6 improved from 6/14 to 10/14 (+4), and Opus 4.6 improved from 5/14 to 10/14 (+5).valkey-dev benchmark for finding and fixing a cluster split-brain bug in approximately 200 C files improved Sonnet 4.6 from 8/12 to 11/12 (+3); Opus was excluded after exceeding the turn cap.valkey-ops benchmark results were: Opus 4.6 on the Helm task improved from 16/19 at $2.50 to 18/19 at $1.57 (+2, 37% cheaper), and Sonnet 4.6 on the Redis 7.2 migration config audit improved from 16/22 to 17/22 (+1).valkey-module-dev, because the Rust crate was already in training data; 2. valkey-json-dev, because the C++ was navigable without guidance; 3. the query-syntax skill, because its syntax was identical to RediSearch.valkey, valkey-dev, valkey-ops; seven per-language GLIDE skills—Python, Java, Node.js, Go, C#, PHP, Ruby; migration—six client migrations plus Spring Data Valkey; module contributor—valkey-search-dev, valkey-bloom-dev; GLIDE internals—glide-dev; message queues—glide-mq.valkey-skills was the same as any valkey-io repository: its own MAINTAINERS.md and a PR-based workflow.agentsys and agnix.agnix with 0 errors and 0 warnings and weekly updates against major AI labs; source verification through repo-intel and consumer plugins; and reproducible benchmarks requiring additions to prove value.pipeline() → Batch and ex=60 → ExpirySet; 3. operators and SREs working with Helm values, Redis config migration, io-threads, and dual-channel replication; 4. contributors navigating large C, Rust, and C++ codebases.valkey-io/valkey-skills; gives one discovery point and unified quality/tooling but adds a repository to govern; 3. Option C, distribute skills into relevant repositories; colocates skills with code but risks fragmentation, inconsistency, missed skills, and leaves cross-cutting migration skills without a natural home; 4. Option D, phased adoption—start with valkey, GLIDE, valkey-dev, and ops, then add the rest; smaller initial scope but risks needless lag despite existing benchmarks.valkey-skills, with Option D as a stepping stone toward B if gradual adoption is preferred, while stating willingness to support whatever structure the TSC chooses.https://github.com/avifenesh/valkey-skills, licensed BSD-3-Clause.valkey-github-issue-4508, proposing valkey-io/langchain-valkey to host the standalone @langchain/valkey NPM package implementing LangChainJS’s VectorStore interface using Valkey Search and valkey-glide.langchain-valkey proposal followed upstream langchain-ai/langchainjs#9915, which LangChainJS maintainers closed and directed to an independent package under their permanent community-integration model; the cited PR ran from February–May 2026, had 8 commits, and addressed security review. (meaning Feb–May 2026)@langchain/valkey implementation capabilities were: vector KNN and range search; TAG, TEXT, and NUMERIC metadata filtering; custom index schemas; batch pipeline writes; escaped TAG values to prevent query injection; configurable prefixes; and COSINE, IP, and L2 distance metrics.langchain-valkey alternatives were: 1. personal/company organization—rejected for lower discoverability and trust; 2. existing valkey-io repository—rejected because the standalone NPM package needs its own build, test, and release lifecycle; 3. waiting for upstream in-repo acceptance—rejected because LangChain’s guidelines and maintainer response make independent packages the permanent direction.langchain-valkey reference implementation is in daric93/langchainjs, branch feature/valkey-vector-store, path libs/providers/langchain-valkey/; it requires adaptation for standalone CI, governance documents, and release infrastructure.langchain-valkey repository was classified as an integration adapter under proposed taxonomy issue #4373; valkey-io/spring-data-valkey was cited as precedent, and a later PR to langchain-ai/docs would add discoverability.valkey-github-issue-4509, proposing valkey-io/n8n-nodes-valkey to host the n8n-nodes-valkey NPM community package for an n8n Valkey Vector Store node.#21361 closed as closed:enhancement/feature, a forum statement that the Redis Vector Store is “simply not compatible with ValKey,” unmerged PR #16592 for ElastiCache Serverless queue mode, multiple users unable to connect to ElastiCache Valkey Serverless, and a dedicated community feature request.@langchain/valkey, with valkey-glide underneath; therefore issue #4508 and creation of langchain-valkey are prerequisites and should occur first.https://github.com/pondev1/n8n-nodes-sap-hana-vector-store was cited as the package-structure reference; after publication and stabilization, n8n-nodes-valkey could seek n8n verification for direct UI installation.Monitor command statistics, due to poor real-time performance, inability to detect issues in advance, and high resource use; 2. proxy-side or SDK-side implementation, due to lower accuracy from distributed observation.Consistent look and feel of licenses, resolving Valkey issue #1692 and referring to licensing documentation in PR #1787; metadata was base_sha=1ad0c4feafb149a6f03627de03f4f810801ab875, head_sha=461b170f84d76594cddef4674733f5f815945dee, merge_commit_sha=089b830479f4984e77e570560f85e37212879740, changed_files=31, merged at 2025-02-27T18:38:26Z. (meaning Feb 27, 2025)Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors, All rights reserved., and SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause, correcting variants such as BSD 3-Clause; COPYING gained SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause immediately under # License 1.COPYING, deps/fast_float_c_interface/fast_float_strtod.cpp, src/allocator_defrag.c, src/asciilogo.h, src/blocked.c, src/cluster.c, src/cluster_legacy.c, src/cluster_slot_stats.c, src/commandlog.c, src/defrag.c, src/dict.c, src/eval.c, src/expire.c, src/functions.c, src/hyperloglog.c, src/io_threads.c, src/lua/engine_lua.c, src/memory_prefetch.c, src/module.c, and src/rdb.c; the PR reported 31 changed files total.in_progress. All five tasks had priority=high.valkey-github-issue-3441, both Luna codings and the Terra advisory treated transfer or recreation of valkey-skills under valkey-io as proposal-only, adding proposed ownership or stewardship rather than an effective change; confidences were 0.98, 0.98, and 0.89. Luna used announced_on=2026-04-03; Terra left announced_on=null. (meaning Apr 3, 2026)valkey-github-issue-4508, both Luna codings and the Terra advisory treated creation of valkey-io/langchain-valkey as proposal-only with no evidence of approval, implementation, or effective stewardship; confidences were 0.96, 0.98, and 0.88, with announced_on=2026-08-24. (meaning Aug 24, 2026)valkey-github-issue-4509, luna_b produced a schema-valid proposal-only control_rights coding granting proposed valkey-io stewardship over repository hosting and long-term maintenance at confidence 0.98; luna_a attempted a similar coding but was schema-invalid because its evidence was ungrounded; Terra instead classified it as event_kind=product, record_class=no_event, with no power changes and confidence 0.98. (meaning Aug 24, 2026)valkey-github-pr-1390, Luna A, Luna B, and Terra all classified the merged committer/maintainer split as an effective institutional control_rights change effective December 9, 2024, adding write rights for Harkrishn Patro and Ran Shidlansik and governance ownership or policy-setting rights for maintainers; confidences were 0.97, 0.98, and 0.88. (meaning Dec 9, 2024)valkey-github-pr-345, all three codings classified establishment of Valkey’s TSC governance as an effective institutional board_or_steering event announced April 21 and effective April 30, 2024, covering all current and future Valkey-io repositories. (meaning Apr 30, 2024)#345 edge set included TSC rights to set maintainer/TSC membership by a 2/3 affirmative vote, appoint a Chair, delegate decisions for other projects, and override those projects; Luna B additionally included amending the governance document by a 2/3 affirmative vote.#345 edge set included TSC authority over all technical, project, approval, and policy matters; current-TSC authority to set maintainer/TSC membership by 2/3 vote; and TSC rights to appoint the Chair, delegate project decision-making, and override other projects while showing restraint./home/byk/Code/institutional-transition-lab/ identified research artifacts including research/session-handover-2026-08-27.md, research/sol-reasoning-hard-case-protocol.md, research/oss-governance-retrieval-development-v2.md, research/oss-governance-retrieval-development-v1.md, research/oss-governance-enriched-audit-envelope-v1.md, research/oss-governance-coding-results-v1.2.md, research/oss-governance-coding-protocol-v1.1.md, research/luna-terra-hard-case-comparison.md, research/luna-event-extraction-development-benchmark.md, and research/llm-event-triage-cost-frontier-protocol.md.#345 was repeatedly labeled no_event by Luna in earlier retrieval/envelope work despite being a real institutional event, and Terra was described as an unreliable tiebreaker after calling another substantive case no_event.