@mindstudio-ai/remy 0.1.287 → 0.1.288

package/dist/headless.js

@@ -1963,10 +1963,11 @@ function stripDollarKeys(envelope) {
 }
 
 // src/tools/common/searchGoogle.ts
+var FETCH_TOP_N = 5;
 var searchGoogleTool = {
   definition: {
     name: "searchGoogle",
-    description: "Search Google and return results. Use for research, finding documentation, looking up APIs, or any task where web search would help.",
+    description: "Search Google and return results. Use for research, finding documentation, looking up APIs, or any task where web search would help. The top results come back with their page content already included, so read those before reaching for scrapeWebUrl \u2014 you only need that for URLs this did not return, or for a result further down the list.",
     inputSchema: {
       type: "object",
       properties: {
@@ -1981,7 +1982,15 @@ var searchGoogleTool = {
   async execute(input, context) {
     const query = input.query;
     return runMindstudioCli(
-      ["search-google", "--query", query, "--export-type", "json"],
+      [
+        "search-google",
+        "--query",
+        query,
+        "--export-type",
+        "json",
+        "--fetch-top-n",
+        String(FETCH_TOP_N)
+      ],
       {
         outputKey: "results",
         maxBuffer: SEARCH_MAX_BUFFER,
@@ -4750,9 +4759,10 @@ __export(searchGoogle_exports, {
   definition: () => definition,
   execute: () => execute
 });
+var FETCH_TOP_N2 = 5;
 var definition = {
   name: "searchGoogle",
-  description: 'Search Google for web results. Reserch modern design trends in industries or verticals, "best [domain] apps 2026", ui patterns, or find something specific if the the user has an explicit reference. Searching for and reading case studies is a great way to get information and context about a project\'s domain. Prioritize authoritative sources like Figma and other design leaders, avoid random blog spam. Pick one or more URLs from the results and then use `scrapeWebUrl` to get their text content.',
+  description: 'Search Google for web results. Reserch modern design trends in industries or verticals, "best [domain] apps 2026", ui patterns, or find something specific if the the user has an explicit reference. Searching for and reading case studies is a great way to get information and context about a project\'s domain. Prioritize authoritative sources like Figma and other design leaders, avoid random blog spam. The top results come back with their page content already included, so read those directly \u2014 only use `scrapeWebUrl` for a result further down the list, or for a URL this did not return.',
   inputSchema: {
     type: "object",
     properties: {
@@ -4766,7 +4776,15 @@ var definition = {
 };
 async function execute(input, onLog) {
   return runMindstudioCli(
-    ["search-google", "--query", input.query, "--export-type", "json"],
+    [
+      "search-google",
+      "--query",
+      input.query,
+      "--export-type",
+      "json",
+      "--fetch-top-n",
+      String(FETCH_TOP_N2)
+    ],
     {
       outputKey: "results",
       onLog,

package/dist/index.js

@@ -1509,16 +1509,17 @@ var init_runMindstudioCli = __esm({
 });
 
 // src/tools/common/searchGoogle.ts
-var searchGoogleTool;
+var FETCH_TOP_N, searchGoogleTool;
 var init_searchGoogle = __esm({
   "src/tools/common/searchGoogle.ts"() {
     "use strict";
     init_runMindstudioCli();
     init_runCli();
+    FETCH_TOP_N = 5;
     searchGoogleTool = {
       definition: {
         name: "searchGoogle",
-        description: "Search Google and return results. Use for research, finding documentation, looking up APIs, or any task where web search would help.",
+        description: "Search Google and return results. Use for research, finding documentation, looking up APIs, or any task where web search would help. The top results come back with their page content already included, so read those before reaching for scrapeWebUrl \u2014 you only need that for URLs this did not return, or for a result further down the list.",
         inputSchema: {
           type: "object",
           properties: {
@@ -1533,7 +1534,15 @@ var init_searchGoogle = __esm({
       async execute(input, context) {
         const query = input.query;
         return runMindstudioCli(
-          ["search-google", "--query", query, "--export-type", "json"],
+          [
+            "search-google",
+            "--query",
+            query,
+            "--export-type",
+            "json",
+            "--fetch-top-n",
+            String(FETCH_TOP_N)
+          ],
           {
             outputKey: "results",
             maxBuffer: SEARCH_MAX_BUFFER,
@@ -5819,7 +5828,15 @@ __export(searchGoogle_exports, {
 });
 async function execute(input, onLog) {
   return runMindstudioCli(
-    ["search-google", "--query", input.query, "--export-type", "json"],
+    [
+      "search-google",
+      "--query",
+      input.query,
+      "--export-type",
+      "json",
+      "--fetch-top-n",
+      String(FETCH_TOP_N2)
+    ],
     {
       outputKey: "results",
       onLog,
@@ -5828,15 +5845,16 @@ async function execute(input, onLog) {
     }
   );
 }
-var definition;
+var FETCH_TOP_N2, definition;
 var init_searchGoogle2 = __esm({
   "src/subagents/designExpert/tools/searchGoogle.ts"() {
     "use strict";
     init_runMindstudioCli();
     init_runCli();
+    FETCH_TOP_N2 = 5;
     definition = {
       name: "searchGoogle",
-      description: 'Search Google for web results. Reserch modern design trends in industries or verticals, "best [domain] apps 2026", ui patterns, or find something specific if the the user has an explicit reference. Searching for and reading case studies is a great way to get information and context about a project\'s domain. Prioritize authoritative sources like Figma and other design leaders, avoid random blog spam. Pick one or more URLs from the results and then use `scrapeWebUrl` to get their text content.',
+      description: 'Search Google for web results. Reserch modern design trends in industries or verticals, "best [domain] apps 2026", ui patterns, or find something specific if the the user has an explicit reference. Searching for and reading case studies is a great way to get information and context about a project\'s domain. Prioritize authoritative sources like Figma and other design leaders, avoid random blog spam. The top results come back with their page content already included, so read those directly \u2014 only use `scrapeWebUrl` for a result further down the list, or for a URL this did not return.',
       inputSchema: {
         type: "object",
         properties: {

package/dist/prompt/skills/jewels.md

@@ -243,13 +243,19 @@ full report. The dataset report says whether the ledger is trainable (pairs with
 attached `trace` don't count), and a run produces a downloadable LoRA adapter plus a
 held-out agreement report: how often the trained model matched your team's decisions
 on pairs it never saw. The adapter and report land in the app's own file store
-(`models/` in the Files dashboard), so the user can download them there. Read
-`report.grading.agreement` — it is scored by the jewel's own grade function, the same
-grader as the pairs dashboard. The raw `agreement` field is a strict byte-level floor
-that undercounts whenever free-text fields differ; never quote it when `grading`
-exists (`mindstudio-prod jewels grade <runId>` re-grades if it is missing). The
-trained model is an artifact and a report for now; serving it inside the app is a
-later platform phase, so set that expectation honestly when a user asks.
+(`models/` in the Files dashboard), so the user can download them there. The
+agreement number is `report.grading.agreement` — scored by the jewel's own grade
+function, the same grader as the pairs dashboard; there is no other agreement field.
+A completed run without a `grading` block just hasn't been graded yet
+(`mindstudio-prod jewels grade <runId>` fills it). A completed run registers the
+app's tuned model as a real model id — `tuned/{appId}/{methodId}`, one stable id per
+method that retraining advances in place — and the latest complete run per method is
+automatically served on the platform's GPU pool, so that id works like any other
+model the moment training finishes. There is no special invoke tool: to sanity-check
+or demo a tuned model, make an ordinary generate-text call with that model id (the
+pool serves it with the exact template posture it was trained under). Promotion (the
+app actually switching a jewel onto its tuned model) is still a deliberate later
+step; do not wire a tuned model into app code unprompted.
 
 ## Arrival Triggers (`mindstudio.jewels.propose`)
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@mindstudio-ai/remy",
-  "version": "0.1.287",
+  "version": "0.1.288",
   "description": "Remy coding agent",
   "repository": {
     "type": "git",