dsh-loci 2.6.0 → 2.7.1
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +82 -0
- package/docs/ACCEPTANCE.md +145 -255
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/host/index.js +1 -1
- package/src/mcp/store-facade.js +1 -1
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## [2.7.1] — 2026-11-15
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### Corrected
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2.7.0's acceptance note said the index does not scale — "arm C asked for 12/12 ids, so at 200
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entries the model pulls the whole store". **That was wrong, and the error was in the
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experiment.** Arm C asked **12 questions about 12 different entries**; fetching 12 bodies is
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the correct answer to 12 questions. Concluding "it over-fetches" from `questions == fetches`
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was a mistake in the arm's design, not a property of the product.
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The fair version — **one** question against many candidates:
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### Not shipped, on purpose
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The work item was "make the index guide the model to converge". It already converges, so no
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steering text was added to the footer. Two arms tested a footer that explicitly said "do not
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batch-fetch titles that merely look plausible": it changed nothing. The footer is 83 bytes on
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every request, and this design's entire argument is that prompt bytes are the scarce
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resource — a sentence that changes no behaviour is pure cost.
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The lesson is worth more than the fix would have been: **a measurement that counts fetches
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against questions must keep those two numbers independent.** `docs/ACCEPTANCE.md` now carries
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the correction in place, rather than quietly deleting the wrong claim.
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## [2.7.0] — 2026-11-15
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The acceptance was measuring less than it claimed. This release re-runs it properly and
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writes down the answer, including the part that is uncomfortable.
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bigram** with its target title (checked, not assumed). Seeded into a throwaway store, never
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| lexical search (`loci_search`) | **0/30 top-1 · 0/30 top-3 · 30 missed** |
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| injected index | **30/30 present** |
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| section cost | 0 entries → 0 B · 10 → 1,081 B · 30 → 2,781 B |
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| no memory | **0/20** | answered `UNKNOWN` 20/20 — abstained instead of confabulating |
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| index only, titles carry the fact | **20/20** | exact values |
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is **invisible to lexical search — not degraded, zero** — so the index, not search, is the
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channel that carries facts. And arm C is the warning: when titles are summaries, a model's
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| 1 | Seeded-corpus keyword recall (**not** an evaluation of whether memory helps) | **PASS on its own terms** — single 49/50, multi 10/10, broad 50/50. Caveats that limit what this number means: the question contains the entry title verbatim (scripts/acceptance-e2e.mjs:94), the corpus fixture is readable from the agent's workspace, and there is no no-memory control arm. It shows the tools can find an entry when the question names it; it does not show that injection improved an answer |
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| 2 | Injection cost | **PASS** — 0 B empty; 3,450–3,507 B steady; ~1.2k tokens measured |
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