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@fl0ri0 fl0ri0 released this 21 Oct 18:04
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Fruth 0.1.7

Fruth 0.1.7 strengthens how a response continues, preserves its accepted results,
and verifies later work. It also expands local image generation and embeddings
across supported backends.

  • Durable continuation: preserve accepted sibling results through cancellation
    and retry, prevent stale worker publication from undoing acknowledged controls,
    and retain exact repair identities and evidence through completion.
  • Local images: discover compatible MLX-VLM image checkpoints through the
    installed loader, expose supported diffusion-step controls, validate saved
    images, and release idle image memory after requests. Image inspections can
    use a compatible alternate vision instance after a transient failure.
  • Embeddings: support backend-neutral text embeddings and qualified image or
    audio inputs, with explicit capability checks and malformed-vector rejection.
  • Storage and workflows: configure independent archive and Self-Attack
    locations; preserve learning and external stores during full local archival.
  • Hardening: retain deterministic regressions from bounded Hypothesis studies,
    including control/worker overlap and selected persistence/recovery faults.
    The portable test runner isolates ordinary checks from opt-in research campaigns.

Local models, AFM and PCC Cloud each have complete 170-case live conformance
coverage on their recorded source snapshots. The current report also documents
matching 380-case offline gates and five refreshed reference workflows, including
saved-file dependencies, audio, images and a portable website bundle. PCC coverage
combines two bounded windows and a successful audio retry.

Full changelog ·
Validation evidence and scope ·
Reference workflows

Fruth remains experimental. Conformance validates the exercised runtime
contracts; it does not guarantee model answer quality or prove general recovery
and progress properties. See the packaged release scope and known limitations.