@flame0510/project-aether 1.6.1 → 1.6.2

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@@ -206,6 +206,29 @@ block, and every number there carries its source:
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  No generated field ever replaces a curated one silently: prices are separate files, and the
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  modal shows the generated part's date (`asOf`).
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+ ### Curating an `info` block
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+ Nothing here is estimated, and every number carries its source and date. The workflow has
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+ three steps, one command each:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run info:suggest -- <model id> … # candidate facts from the model card (read-only)
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+ # the maintainer, or a worker agent asked to follow the same contract, proposes the block
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+ npm run info:verify -- proposals.json # the gate: refuses what the card does not support
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+ ```
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+ - `scripts/model-info-suggest.mjs` prints the card's size sentences, its benchmark tables
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+ (headers included) and its doc links, so the reading is a lookup rather than a hunt.
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+ - `scripts/model-info-verify.mjs` checks a proposal against the card: `evidence` present,
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+ every number in `params` in the card text, every benchmark value in a row named after it
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+ **under the column that names this model** (never a sibling variant), and `docUrl` when
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+ asked with `--check-links`. It exits non-zero on a rejected proposal.
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+ - The proposal contract is what makes this safe: one JSON object per model with an
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+ `evidence` entry per field, the verbatim line, the column used and the card's own date.
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+ A worker that skips the evidence — or takes a value from a variant's column — is caught
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+ here, not in the catalogue. Benchmarks that a card states only for a sibling
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+ (`-Max`, `-Base`, `-HighSpeed`) are dropped.
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  ---
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  ## Per-agent model assignment