Changelog

First customer-shippable release.

Release plumbing

• One-line installer: curl -fsSL https://scutum.dev/install.sh | sh — verifies docker-or-podman, fetches the release-tagged compose file and license public key, generates fresh random secrets, drops a scutum operator CLI.
• scutum operator CLI — 12 verbs: up, down, restart, logs, ps, pull, upgrade, backup, restore, activate, license, exec, config. POSIX sh, runs under docker compose or podman-compose.
• docker-compose.release.yaml — image-only customer-safe compose. References pre-built multi-arch images at ${SCUTUM_VERSION}. 6 services up by default; optional --profile sre|finops|observability|full.
• GitHub Actions release pipeline — on v* tag push, builds and pushes 7 multi-arch (amd64+arm64) service images with both :version and :latest tags.

License enforcement

• 30-day trial / paid license validation — Ed25519-signed JWTs verified offline against a public key bundled in the admin-api image. No phone-home.
• GET /api/v1/license (public) and POST /api/v1/license/activate (admin).
• 5-minute background revalidator so refreshed licenses take effect without restart.

SRE agent

• LLM-driven incident remediation with human-in-loop approval. Four trigger events (provider.unhealthy, budget.exceeded, sla.violation, latency.spike). Risk-scored 0–100 actions; profile-gated.

Marketing surfaces (scutum.dev internal only)

• B2B-positioned landing page with comparison table, pricing tiers, research section, and Cal.com-backed Book-a-Demo form.
• mkdocs-material docs site at scutum.dev/docs, brand-matched to the landing.
• Dedicated marketing Compose profile so these surfaces never deploy on customer infrastructure.

Changed

• Rebranded the project's placeholder name to Scutum across README, docs, configs.
• Customer-facing docs reframe references from "the LiteLLM proxy" to "the Scutum proxy". Customer-facing API key is SCUTUM_API_KEY (translated to LITELLM_MASTER_KEY internally).

Fixed

• Migration 007 cold-start race when LiteLLM_SpendLogs doesn't exist yet (LiteLLM creates that table at runtime via Prisma). Now skips view creation gracefully; _ensure_cost_view background task creates it once LiteLLM finishes booting.
• transaction_per_migration=True in alembic env so a transient failure in migration N doesn't roll back the whole chain.

Compatibility

• Compose-spec compatible — runs unchanged under docker compose, podman-compose, or nerdctl compose. No Docker Inc commercial license required for any production runtime.