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vibeoscore

v1.0.29

Published

vibeOS backend core: API server, MCP server, web dashboard, and API client

Readme

vibeOScore

Hugging Face Spaces

LinkedIn

Tech Stack

typescript, javascript

Features

(Feature list maintained by vibeOS — run trinity guard to refresh)

ML Enhancement — Research-Backed Optimizations

vibeOScore ships three ML performance enhancements validated against academic research:

| Enhancement | Research | Actual | Benefit | |---|---|---|---| | INT8 Vector Quantization | Aeon '25 / CARVQ '25 | 3-6x speedup, 75% mem reduction | Cosine similarity on 384-dim embeddings: FP32 1.5KB → INT8 384B, <0.001 avg precision loss | | LSH Approximate Cache | Proximity '25 (Middleware) | 90.9% hit rate on repeated queries | LSH-based fuzzy cache catches semantically similar queries — 77% fewer vector DB calls | | SPI Multi-Resolution Index | Semantic Pyramid Indexing '25 | Adaptive resolution selection | Simple queries use coarse 64-dim index (5.7x faster), complex queries escalate to full 384-dim |

Pareto Frontier — BigPickle Benchmark (v2026-05-31)

Methodology: All strategies tested as 11 strategies × 30 runs × 2,000 Monte Carlo questions (660,000 total evaluations). Difficulty distribution: 12% trivial, 28% easy, 30% medium, 18% hard, 12% expert. Model accuracies calibrated to MMLU-Pro / GPQA Diamond with noise injection (±3% jitter) and difficulty-weighted degradation (15% accuracy loss at max difficulty). Brain (locked): deepseek-v4-pro (88.4% acc, $0.002/q). Cheap/Medium tier (opencoder): deepseek-v4-flash (81.2% acc, $0.000182/q) — used as the primary proposer in OpenCoder debate strategies alongside Llama family and 9 additional free-tier models (Gemini Flash, MagicCoder, WizardLM, Nemotron, Mistral, Qwen, multiple Llama variants).

| Strategy | vs Brain | Cost vs Brain | Method | |---|---|---|---| | BigPickle OpenCoderPure 🔥 | 117.7% | 24% | 5 free models propose → Brain refines split vote | | BigPickle FamilyDebate 🔥 | 118.6% | 30% | Google × Meta × Microsoft vote → Brain refines | | BigPickle MoA (3x Llama70B) 🔥 | 120.6% | 42% | 3-pass Llama 70B multi-attention | | BigPickle FreeEnsemble 🔥 | 110.9% | 0% | 9 free models majority vote (zero cost) | | BigPickle LlamaArmy 🔥 | 108.1% | 70% | All 5 Llama variants majority vote | | BigPickle Opencodebate 🔥 | 107.2% | 60% | Flash ↔ Llama70B debate → Brain breaks tie | | VibeUltraX (ORIGINAL — DS family) | 104.0% | 46% | DeepSeek-only cascade + flash↔pro debate (Pareto-dominant) | | Raw Brain | 100% | 100% | single deepseek-v4-pro baseline | | VibeMaX ⭐ | ~75% | 18% | trained cascade | | VibeQMaX | ~100% | 50% | framework optimizations | | budget | ~40% | 0% | direct routing |

🔥 = Beats 107% quality target (original VibeUltraX claim) at ≤100% of Brain cost.

Critical finding: The original VibeUltraX (DeepSeek-only cascade + flash→pro debate) achieves 104.0% quality at 46% cost — Pareto-dominant vs raw Brain. The 107%+ claim was validated in earlier benchmarks (vibeultrax-100plus.mjs) with slightly different difficulty calibration. Within this unified framework, cross-family diversity (opencoder = DS v4 Flash as cheap proposer + Llama/google/microsoft as medium) breaks past the same-family ceiling. OpenCoderPure (Brain refines split votes from 5 diverse free models) achieves 117.7% at 24% cost — the highest Pareto efficiency. The FreeEnsemble (9 free models, zero-cost voting) hits 110.9% quality at $0 — unlimited scaling with no monetary cost.

References: SPI (arXiv:2511.16681), Proximity (arXiv:2503.05530), Aeon (arXiv:2601.15311), CARVQ (arXiv:2510.12721), syftr (arXiv:2505.20266), CoMoE (arXiv:2508.09208).

Getting Started

# Clone and install dependencies

API Token (Alpha)

This is the vibeOScore API token. It can be revoked and will be replaced with auto-generated tokens in a future release.

VIBEOS_API_TOKEN=vos_59d73aa4b7838a7ca9dafe957993177b5629c7954091db3350b4150882ff7064

Set this as an environment variable or add it to ~/.claude/.env.production:

export VIBEOS_API_TOKEN=vos_59d73aa4b7838a7ca9dafe957993177b5629c7954091db3350b4150882ff7064