oneground · the choose door of oneproof
150,000 arXiv abstracts embedded with bge-base-en-v1.5, cut into 256 regions by k-means. Semantic sharding copies a vector into every region within ε of its nearest. Move ε and the copies are recounted from four real distances per vector — not from a lookup table.
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one query, every hop
2,000 held-out queries, each with its exact top-10 neighbours from a brute-force scan of all 150,000 vectors. Follow one: score, route, and see where its neighbours actually live.
nine worst-recall ambiguous queries, three that route well
drawn from all 2,000
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the verdict
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the receipt
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the same records, chosen by the same seeded rule, in every build
embedding.vectors_sha256 after each canonical build
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verifying the full arXiv fixture is heavier — a checkout, the pinned environment and the release asset: how the checks work.
oneground 0.1.0-preview on GitHub — the release these numbers were produced under.
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what is coming
oneground 0.1.0-preview — the advisor — installable today.
pip install oneground · characterize · simulate · verify (Qdrant) · report.
Next, undated — it ships when it is ready and tested: pgvector as a second engine, measured in turn on one host; a second fixture where the ground looks different; a latency verdict that says couldn't-check when three runs straddle the threshold.
Every number carries its receipt; every report cites the calibration run it was generated under.
v0.2: more engine adapters behind the same protocol, and chunking measured rather than asserted. Dated when a witnessed run makes it true.
Prevent · Detect · Prove · Choose.