Inspected NanoVirDx dataclasses, inference base class, README, packaging, and the in-progress Histo domain-representation adapter.
Verified the Histo 0.0.127 process_scan signature and its five fixed OME-Zarr outputs.
Confirmed that the 0.0.127 wheel omits the repository-level Hydra config, so a packaged flattened fine28/local config is needed for a default NanoVirDx adapter.
Recommended lazy Histo imports for macOS importability, five-artifact batch validation, a README correction, and small adapter/dataclass contract tests.
No monorepo files were edited.
Lessons Learned: Pitfalls
The local Histo worktree is two commits beyond the 0.0.127 tag and has unrelated working changes. Inspecting the tag explicitly was necessary to avoid reporting a newer API.
Listing NanoVirDx recursively without pruning .pixi produced excessive generated-file output. Future inspection should prune generated directories first.
Lessons Learned: Improvements
Document in the Histo package/release notes whether runtime config is included in wheels. Consumers otherwise must discover the missing config only after installation.
NanoVirDx should have a small test target that can validate lazy optional-platform adapters without installing their Linux-only dependencies.
