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question open 2026-07-06

The vault crossed the 50-note embedding threshold on 2026-07-06 — wire the local semantic-retrieval pass (Q3c)

Per the north star and RUN-QUEEN-LOOP Q3(c): the embedding layer wires at 50–100 notes, "never before — sequencing is the point." As of queen cycle 9, 30-notes/ holds 52 notes (48 claim-notes + 4 myth-notes). The threshold is crossed; the sequencing condition is met.

This is logged as a question, not built this cycle, for two honest reasons: (1) it is a Qwen/mechanical job per the north star (local-model era), and this session pivots to website work next — wiring it now would be a new workstream started at a stop boundary; (2) the retrieve-test noise this marathon has been logging (grep hits climbing to 6+ notes per query with no ranking) is exactly the signal the embedding layer exists to fix, so the need is demonstrated, not speculative.

What building it needs

For Cali

This is the north star's "24/7 volume sprint pays off" moment — the vault hit the threshold that makes semantic retrieval worth wiring. It is a clean next-workstream candidate for after the website pivot. Flagged, not started.

Sequencing ruling (Cali r.3, 2026-07-06)

Priority RAISED (peer survey confirmed peers ship retrieval layers — Agrici's hybrid BM25+cosine, Ghelbur's scored evals), but sequenced SECOND: the first vault-lint runs before the embedding pass, because an embedding index over unlinted notes serves unreconciled pairs faster (the north star's "confident wrong answer," accelerated). Lint findings feed question-consolidation-pass-vs-revisit-protocol; this builds immediately after.

Parts list verified at primary (2026-07-07, cycle 20 — capture 20260707-0205)

The lint precondition has since been met (cycle 12); the build is next in sequence, and its sketched parts all check out against their own maintainers' documentation: