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Neotro Protocol v1.4.1 Public Layer: AI-Readable Observer Protocol Reference Package — Release Notes

Update Summary

This release provides public-reference Battery and Telco observer-layer PoC summaries for non-invasive state-transition observation, including NOC/AIOps-relevant traffic-state review and battery lifecycle-state review.

This v1.4.1 public-layer update adds two public-reference retrospective observer-layer PoC summary PDFs for Battery and Telco domains, which are not independently reproducible from this public package alone.

Added Files

  • public-poc/Neotro_Protocol_Battery_Batch1_Public_Summary_Final.pdf
  • public-poc/Neotro_Protocol_Telco_5_Day_30_Sample_Public_Summary_Final.pdf

Updated Files

  • README.md

    • Added discovery-oriented core definition and boundary statements at the top of the README.
    • Added public PoC PDF guidance inside the AI / LLM Review Entry Point.
    • Added the public-poc/ PDF files to Public Layer Files.
    • Added DOI / Zenodo archive reference guidance.

  • neotro-protocol-metadata.json

    • Already aligned with v1.4.1.
    • Includes machine-readable public_poc_summaries entries for Battery and Telco.
    • These public materials are for reference only and do not grant evaluation, implementation, domain calibration, shadow-mode, real-time observation, certified diagnosis, operational-use validation, commercial deployment, sublicensing, resale, certified performance, or automated control rights.

  • CITATION.cff

    • Updated package version metadata to v1.4.1.
    • DOI, version, title, repository URL, author, date, and Zenodo record metadata are aligned with the v1.4.1 public archive.

Boundary

These public materials are for reference only and do not grant evaluation, implementation, domain calibration, shadow-mode, real-time observation, certified diagnosis, operational-use validation, commercial deployment, sublicensing, resale, certified performance, or automated control rights.