Wagalo v0.3.3
This release turns the focused-mode containment added in 0.3.2 into a materially better research path.
Wagalo now decomposes multi-jurisdiction questions into explicit requirements, uses short official-source queries, ranks operative government and court records above generic coverage, follows linked public legal instruments, and preserves legal captions and filing metadata in its evidence excerpts. When a decisive primary document is partial, the focused packet recommends one retained inspection. That call returns up to 26,000 stored characters without downloading the document again or repeating the full evidence ledger.
The unchanged unassisted Codex benchmark made two Wagalo calls and used 199,335 input tokens, including 145,920 cached tokens. The original failure made 247 calls and used 9,661,583 input tokens. In the final run, Codex selected the Deere court filing and accurately reported its court, parties, docket, ECF history, allegations, antitrust basis, settlement posture, repair-access terms, and $1 million cost payment while declining to mislabel the payment as a penalty or the case as enforcement of a state repair statute.
Native Windows verification passed 135 core tests, TypeScript checking, changed-file lint, the security gate, and the production build. The benchmark still lacked primary records for several requested jurisdictions, so it correctly described those fields as not established and did not claim exhaustive nationwide recall.
All 29 full-profile tools remain available. Focused mode still advertises only research, search, and fetch, and retains the 0.3.2 connection-wide call, response-size, and time ceilings.