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JevSeek v0.2.3 — schema-determined argument bypass
What's changed
- Skip unnecessary generation: after Jev selects a tool, code supplies its arguments directly when the entire argument object is fixed by a conservative schema subset. This removes a Flash/Bonsai generation call without adding another Jev call.
- Supported fixed cases include closed empty objects, required constants/singleton enums/nulls and closed required nested objects. Optional, free-form, reference or unsupported schemas retain the original generator and original context. No requested parameter is silently replaced with a default.
- Usage/activity records distinguish a skipped generator call from actual provider usage.
JEV_ARGUMENT_OFFLOAD=offrestores the original always-generate behavior. - The complete public research archive is included in the source download: successes, negative results, limits, cancelled work and incomplete prototypes. Unvalidated neural argument filling and other non-winning paths remain research-only, not enabled in the app.
- Build metadata records SHA-256 hashes of bundled application source files. Offline EXE checks now verify both the fixed-argument bypass and unchanged free-form fallback, with model requests blocked.
Update
Close the old app and replace it with JevSeek.exe. Existing keys, preferences, saved conversations and local Bonsai assets remain in the normal personal data directory. Review uncertain/interrupted tool effects before resuming; an update does not replay them automatically.
Windows x64, unsigned. Check SHA256SUMS.txt. The app bundles Python and Fixed Version WebView2; Python/Node are not required to launch it, but tools needed by your workspace projects are not bundled. Do not disable SmartScreen/Defender. The Microsoft runtime terms and privacy notice still apply.
Scope and verification
This is a narrow, deterministic cost optimization—not general intelligence, automatic neural argument offloading, or a claimed whole-agent saving percentage. The previously published34%/85%estimated API savings concern a separate bounded decision endpoint; they are not v0.2.3coding-session savings.
The release gate covers offline Python/frontend tests, the production build, byte/secret/source audits, and an actual EXE isolated from the checkout with Windows-only PATH: native file/shell tools, temporary vault roundtrip/removal, bundled browser/native bridge, and MCP helper. No paid model calls, local model inference or benchmark VM launches are required. Test reports remain local; hashes identify the published assets. Windows11 is the tested host, not certification of every Windows version or a fresh VM.