CESuite v0.2.1 — Reporting & Repair Guidance

CESuite v0.2.1 introduces an evidence-driven diagnostic layer designed to help explain what appears to have broken in a Cheat Engine table, what evidence supports that conclusion, and what should be investigated next.

Highlights

• New diagnostic assessment model derived from existing CESuite evidence.
• New Diagnostics Summary view.
• New paired Export Reports workflow.
• Simple Report in Markdown.
• Extensive JSON report preserving full structured evidence.
• Evidence-driven Suggested Repair Path.
• Deterministic diagnostic prioritization.
• Explicit severity, status, confidence and provenance semantics.
• Existing runtime and static-analysis exports remain available.

Diagnostic coverage

The new assessment layer can identify or classify evidence related to:

• target/process state;
• module availability and ambiguity;
• missing, unique and ambiguous AOB results;
• incomplete, unsupported or invalidated AOB scans;
• unresolved lexical dependencies;
• Static Lua candidates and analysis limitations;
• situations where available evidence is insufficient to recommend a repair step.

Static and lexical observations remain clearly separated from runtime-verified evidence. Static candidates are never promoted to runtime observations without supporting runtime evidence.

Repair guidance

CESuite can now generate a deterministic Suggested Repair Path based on collected evidence.

Repair guidance is intentionally conservative:

• CESuite does not automatically modify AOBs.
• CESuite does not rewrite scripts or offsets.
• CESuite does not patch target memory.
• Recommendations describe what should be investigated next rather than claiming an automatic fix.

Reporting

Diagnostics Summary provides a concise view of detected problems, advisories, healthy observations and suggested investigation order.

Export Reports creates a matched pair from the same evidence collection:

• <base>_Simple.md
• <base>_Extensive.json

The paired export uses temporary files, backups and rollback handling to avoid leaving mixed old/new report pairs after normal failure paths.

Compatibility

• suite_version: 0.2.1
• core_version: 0.1.9

The diagnostic assessment is additive and existing runtime report compatibility is preserved.

Validation

CESuite v0.2.1 completed:

• 284 automated checks
• 0 failures
• 0 unexpected skips
• reproducible byte-identical builds
• live smoke validation with Cheat Engine 7.72 64-bit on Windows 11
• final corrected release bytes tested in live CE
• detached and limited attached report generation
• runtime schema validation with 0 violations

Release assets

CESuite_Autorun_v0.2.1.zip
Size: 156804 bytes
SHA-256:
9601B5E5F7EFA71DA3E09931388E23360E2B942F29140E9842B2D17AE438C00D

CESuite_Core_v0.2.1.CT
Size: 143746 bytes
SHA-256:
3EE702F54416294A86FF325B075D1B10A15EF3A3897FF198C6835BFF3F31F89C

Project

CESuite is authored by doc-haz (formerly dokkoriax).

AI-assisted development was performed under operator instruction and review. Final technical and release decisions remain with the project maintainer.

Released under the Apache License 2.0.