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docs(local): say the bundled embedder is FP16, with its measured size and speed - #2158
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- Line 24: Update the hash-pinning and re-embedding statement in the
embedding-model comparison to apply only to libraries using the bundled model.
Preserve the existing claim for those libraries without implying that libraries
selecting curated or Hugging Face embedders use the bundled file.
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Reviewed this. Every number checks out against the pins: the manifest's 1. ADR 0036 now links to nothing
2. The cosine isn't over the queries
3. An accepted ADR takes no new sections
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… cosine's scope An accepted ADR takes only Status-line and link edits, so the Correction section goes and its fact moves to the Status line. ADR 0036 linked to the Known gaps line this branch deletes; it now links to where the note lives. The cosine against the int8 export was a mean over passages paired with a minimum over queries: state both figures over the 66 queries, and the passages' own beside them.
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Brings in #2137, #2146, #2154, #2156, #2157, #2158, #2161, #2168 and the rest of dev since 0847e12. No Alembic revisions or dependency changes. Conflicts and how each was resolved: - docs/architecture/chat.md, the stream's steps 1-2: kept dev_mod's server-side source scope in step 1 and dev's images-overflow 409 in step 2. Known gaps: kept dev_mod's three source-scope bullets and added dev's gap for projectors dearer than 256. - docs/architecture/studio.md, the routes table: dev's formats row with unavailable_code, dev_mod's jobs row with source_scope. - modules/artifacts/service.py, regenerate_artifact: dev_mod's flow (a document script runs as stored, a refine needs none of its sources back, a draft replays its scope) with dev's _require_available in place of _availability, so a refused regenerate carries {message, code}. - modules/chat/router.py, imports: dev_mod's remove_thread_folder beside dev's image_room. The images-past-window refusal sits after the agent hand-off and the scope grounding, so agent threads are unaffected. - modules/llm/router.py, imports: dev's ModelFileHeldError beside dev_mod's capability imports and router. - frontend chat/message.tsx: dev's ReplyAnnouncer keyed by message beside ReplyThinking, which keeps dev_mod's preparing prop. - frontend chat/use-chat-runtime.ts: dev_mod's agent `preparing` flag and dev's inFlightReply, both set before the try. - frontend studio/use-studio.ts, imports: dev_mod's canRetry and dev's translatedStudioError. The Refine box reads refusals through messageFrom, so it gets the translated Studio codes too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
What
The documentary half of #1996, which the issue says is worth a PR on its own once the answer is "a re-embed is needed".
docs/architecture/embedding.mdsays what is bundled:model_optimized.onnxfromQdrant/bge-small-en-v1.5-onnx-Q, FLOAT16 weights, 66,465,124 bytes, with the throughput I measured and the machine it was measured on. It also records why an int8 export does not replace it: half the size and 1.6 times as fast on chunk-sized text, but not the same vector space (over the eval's 66 queries a mean cosine of 0.997 and a minimum of 0.978, and one of them moves a rank), and the bundled file is pinned by hash.docs/architecture/search.md: the Known gaps line is deleted, as the issue asks. What it said is now stated where the embedder is described, not listed as a gap.docs/adr/0007-bundled-embeddings.md: the Status line now ends with the fact that the bundled file is FP16, not the int8 the Decision names, and points at where it was measured. Nothing else in the ADR changes.docs/adr/0036-the-index-records-its-embedder.md: its link to the deleted Known gaps line now goes toembedding.md#choosing.Why
Refs #1996. The measurements, the method and the full table are in this comment on the issue.
The ADR edits are a Status line and a link, the two edits
docs/adr/README.mdlets an accepted ADR take. An earlier revision of this PR added a dated correction section to ADR 0007; it was removed in review.Not in this PR: the other finding from the issue comment, that the same pinned weights widened to fp32 embed 2.3 to 2.7 times as fast on this machine with identical ranks. That needs a decision under ADR 0036 and would be a proposal, not a doc fix. The issue stays open for it and for the re-embed path.
How to test
python scripts/check_docs.py # from the repo rootDocs only; that check passes (118 files, 0 problems). The numbers were measured once, on one Apple M6, with onnxruntime 1.29.0's CPU provider; nothing was measured on x86, Windows or Linux.
High-level PR Summary
This PR updates documentation to accurately reflect that the bundled embedding model uses FLOAT16 weights (not int8 as originally documented), includes measured performance metrics (72 short passages/sec, 14.5 chunk-sized passages/sec on Apple M6), explains why an int8 alternative was not adopted despite being faster (different vector space with cosine similarity of 0.998 mean), and corrects the historical inaccuracy in ADR 0007 while maintaining the original decision's validity.
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