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@iwsdk/reference-assets

v0.4.2

Published

Producer pipeline and versioned corpus payloads for @iwsdk/reference

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@iwsdk/reference-assets

Producer pipeline and versioned corpus payloads for @iwsdk/reference.

This package is not meant to be installed into apps directly. In the monorepo it owns the offline ingest/build pipeline that generates the reference corpus and records the pinned model metadata used to build embeddings. The published package only exposes the compressed data warmup payload that iwsdk reference warmup downloads into the shared corpus store. The matching embedding model files are downloaded from the baked model file URLs used by @iwsdk/reference-assets and @iwsdk/reference, so warmup still requires access to those public pinned model URLs unless the shared cache has already been pre-warmed.

Useful producer commands:

  • pnpm --filter @iwsdk/reference-assets run build:payload Rebuilds data/ using the pinned reference model download URLs.
  • pnpm --filter @iwsdk/reference-assets run build:model Rebuilds model-dist/model.tgz and also emits model-dist/rag/, the raw CloudFront-uploadable folder containing config.json, tokenizer.json, tokenizer_config.json, and model_quantized.onnx.
  • pnpm --filter @iwsdk/reference-assets run build:payload:if-ready Packaging-safe variant that exits cleanly when no existing producer data payload is present in the current checkout.