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A complete version history of Zero Point Logic — from first computation to full platform launch

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v2.0.0 LATEST
March 2025
Website Launch
The full Zero Point Logic platform goes live. Member portal UI, complete documentation, 12-language support, and this changelog page. The most significant release since the initial research.
ADDEDFull website with hero, AIN explainer, use cases, pricing, and API key flow sections
ADDEDMember portal UI with dashboard skeleton, plan management interface
ADDEDDocs page with complete API reference, code examples in 6 languages
ADDED12-language localization: EN, RO, FR, DE, ES, PT, IT, RU, ZH, JA, AR, HI
ADDEDBlog page with articles on AIN, game dev applications, 8N+3 theorem, and research methodology
ADDEDAbout page with creator profile, Romanian scientific tradition, and project timeline
ADDEDPrivacy Policy (GDPR-compliant) and Terms of Service pages
ADDEDSitemap.xml and robots.txt for SEO, OpenGraph metadata on all pages
v1.5.0 March 2025
Stress Tests
The live demo expanded with a full suite of stress tests and advanced verification tools, making the AIN property demonstrable in real time across extreme conditions.
ADDED8 stress test modes to live demo: mass samples, edge bias (1%, 99%), extreme N values
ADDEDConvergence test: tracks output ratio over 10,000 progressive samples, plots approach to 0.5
ADDEDReproducibility test: runs same seed N times, verifies 100% identical output sequences
ADDEDTemperature sweep: steps bias from 1% to 99% in increments, visualizes equilibrium stability
ADDEDN-value sweep test: runs N=3 through N=25, confirms AIN holds across all supported sizes
ADDEDVisual output charts with live-updating bar graphs and ratio indicators in demo UI
v1.4.0 February 2025
Package Release
Zero Point Logic becomes installable. Client libraries published across three major package ecosystems, making integration a single command away.
ADDEDPyPI: pip install zpl-engine — Python client with sync and async support, type hints, full docs
ADDEDnpm: npm install zpl-engine — JavaScript/TypeScript client, ESM and CJS builds
ADDEDUnity: Package com.zplengine.client — Unity Package Manager compatible, C# API client
ADDEDAll three packages MIT-licensed, source on GitHub, examples in README
ADDEDRapidAPI marketplace listing for API key management and billing via RapidAPI hub
v1.3.0 February 2025
Dataset Publication
The complete experimental validation dataset made publicly available for independent verification and scientific reuse.
PUBLISHEDZenodo dataset: 2.64 billion computations, 86,016 configurations, CC BY 4.0 license
PUBLISHEDArXiv preprint: "Zero Point Logic: AIN Property and the 8N+3 Theorem" — open access
ADDEDCSV structure documentation: column definitions, bias encoding, output format guide
ADDEDVerification script (Python) for re-running analysis on the Zenodo dataset
ADDEDDOI assigned via Zenodo, making dataset permanently citable in academic work
v1.2.0 January 2025
API Expansion
Significant expansion of the API's capabilities: new endpoints, higher N-value support, and improved developer ergonomics.
ADDED/sweep endpoint: runs a bias sweep from 1% to 99% in a single call, returns full equilibrium profile
ADDED/compute alias for the main samples endpoint — more intuitive naming for new integrators
ADDEDN=25 support — expanded maximum matrix size from N=19 to N=25, enabling finer output resolution
ADDEDBatch request support: up to 10 configurations per call on Pro and Enterprise tiers
CHANGEDResponse format updated to include ain_class field confirming AIN qualification of requested config
FIXEDEdge case where N=3 with bias=0.01 returned marginally non-equilibrium result (off by 0.0003) — resolved
v1.1.0 December 2024
Railway Deploy
First public deployment of the ZPL API. From local research script to a live, accessible HTTPS endpoint — the transition from experiment to service.
ADDEDFirst public API deployment on Railway infrastructure with HTTPS and custom domain
ADDED/samples endpoint: core ZPL computation — accepts N, bias, count parameters
ADDED/health endpoint: service status and version check
ADDEDAPI key authentication system — Bearer token header scheme
ADDEDRate limiting per key: 60 req/min, 10,000 req/month on Free tier
ADDEDFirst version of the live demo (basic HTML form, raw JSON output display)
v1.0.0 November 2024
Initial Research
The origin. The AIN property observed and verified for the first time. The 8N+3 theorem proved. The first 100 million computations completed. Everything that followed was built on this foundation.
PROVEDAIN (Absolute Input Neutralization) property first confirmed: output equilibrium independent of input bias
PROVED8N+3 theorem: ZPL bit count is always odd, structurally eliminating tie outcomes
ADDEDInitial Python research scripts — boolean matrix construction, bias injection, output analysis
ADDEDFirst 100 million verified computations across N=3, N=5, N=7 configurations
ADDEDAIN configuration catalogue: first enumeration of N=3 through N=11 AIN-class matrices
ADDEDResearch notes and experimental log — the foundation of the eventual ArXiv paper