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- snapdec-0.2.0/README.md +142 -0
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- snapdec-0.2.0/docs/adr/0007-rename-snapdec.md +30 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/docs/spikes/S4-mcp-v2-skeleton.md +33 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/pyproject.toml +69 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/_brand.py +8 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/backends/__init__.py +5 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/backends/base.py +31 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/backends/keydetect.py +67 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/backends/mock.py +72 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/backends/remote_systemone.py +79 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/cli/__init__.py +3 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/cli/__main__.py +3 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/cli/main.py +756 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/config.py +119 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/decisions/__init__.py +14 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/decisions/envelope.py +98 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/decisions/policy.py +51 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/decisions/tier0/__init__.py +3 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/decisions/tier0/project_facts.py +216 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/hardware/__init__.py +4 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/hardware/catalog.py +91 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/hardware/detect.py +181 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/hardware/profile.py +62 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/__init__.py +4 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/agents_json.py +162 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/base.py +181 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/claude_code.py +142 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/codex.py +126 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/json_family.py +126 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/patchers.py +137 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/integrations/registry.py +29 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/mcp/__init__.py +3 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/mcp/server.py +218 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/runtime/__init__.py +8 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/runtime/daemon.py +200 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/runtime/ipc.py +148 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/runtime/lifecycle.py +138 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/runtime/probe.py +69 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/runtime/provision.py +232 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/skills/snapdec/SKILL.md +19 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/skills/snapdec/references/recipes.md +21 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/src/snapdec/skills/snapdec/references/tools.md +26 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/conftest.py +24 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/contract/test_mcp_server.py +84 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_catalog.py +40 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_integrations.py +79 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_keydetect.py +34 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_patchers.py +93 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_policy.py +60 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_probe.py +62 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_profile.py +43 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/tests/unit/test_project_facts.py +56 -0
- snapdec-0.2.0/uv.lock +1714 -0
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# AGENTS.md — conventions for contributing coding agents
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## [0.2.0] — 2026-10-03
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5–15 ms GPU/Apple · 50–450 ms CPU · setup: ~2 GB (recommended)
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[2] Laya multilingual (322M) — DI ~0 zero-shot · 100+ languages
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[3] Kev 0.8B — DI 13.26 · OOD acc 0.652
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sees Kev-4B (DI 31.31); every listed option is genuinely runnable. Stats are
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zero-shot Decision Index numbers (chance-corrected, 40 benchmarks; Jev 51.67
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is the best known reference) from [our research](SYSONE_ARCHITECTURE.md#13).
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Picking `[3]` on the machine above works — you get the honest `[slow on CPU]`
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validation + model canary),
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answer N items against one blob) and run the calls in parallel.
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{"id":"t2","text":"AssertionError: expected status 200, got 500"},
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{"id":"t3","text":"ModuleNotFoundError: No module named requests"}],
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agent — that abstention is the product.
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snapdec init --yes --api-key sk-or-… # non-interactive, provider auto-detected
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agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, …)
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│ stdio MCP (one thin shim per agent, <1 s start, no ML imports)
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snapdec daemon (one shared process, loopback+token IPC / UDS)
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backend: managed Laya (8901) · managed Kev (8902, pinned git SHA)
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· hosted /v1/systemone (OpenRouter, TypeSafe, any URL) · mock
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```
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Keys live only in snapdec's own state (env-var reference or 0600 file) —
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never in agent configs. Local servers bind 127.0.0.1 only. No telemetry.
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Full design doc with research citations: [SYSONE_ARCHITECTURE.md](SYSONE_ARCHITECTURE.md)
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· decisions: [docs/adr/](docs/adr/)
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## Status
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Phase 1/2 complete for: tier-0, managed Laya + Kev provisioning, hosted
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backends, 9 agent integrations, MCP v2 shim + shared daemon. Windows is
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verified on real hardware; macOS/Linux covered by CI and follow the same
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|
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paths. Honest gaps: Kev on CPU is slow (flagged in the menu, not hidden);
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|
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Laya zero-shot is weak (it's a specialize-first base — the stats say so in
|
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|
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the menu); calibration refit and micro-batching are Phase 4.
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## License
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Apache-2.0. Not affiliated with TypeSafe/Jev, Kev, or Laya — snapdec routes
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to them and credits them. Model licenses: Apache-2.0 (Kev, Laya).
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