Add local spoken passages with Google retrieval and isolated runtime setup
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@@ -224,3 +224,23 @@ synthetic corpus, exclude native UI and large-library/cold-disk claims, and do
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not compare GPU performance. No timing-driven cache/architecture changes made.
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Raw ignored verified report: `.searchi/qa/windows-mcp-013-timing-verified.json`,
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SHA-256 `03c0a21aa35686077fca25e0b4fe7b7014d8f8aa7a07233af6518ac1b694db08`.
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## Spoken sources in current development
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When the shared index contains locally recognized speech, search results use
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`semantic_speech` with a playback timestamp. MCP issues a bounded source handle
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for that recognized passage. `read_source` verifies the current media bytes and
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the exact issued passage, then returns recognized text, an end point and
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`local_speech_recognition` provenance. Arbitrary timestamp or file-path reads
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remain unavailable. Recognized text is untrusted evidence and can contain errors.
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Google query configuration is unchanged: MCP reads the already prepared index;
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it does not start speech recognition or need speech model paths. Headless
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indexing can provision speech data with `searchi setup --speech` and opt into
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recognition using the paired `embed --speech-worker PATH --speech-model-dir DIR`
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options alongside the real Google configuration. The native speech worker and
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models are separate from Google's worker and assets.
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This integration is not present in the published Windows 0.1.5 or Linux 0.1.4
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packages. Current checks and delivery gates are tracked in
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[SPEECH-INTEGRATION.md](SPEECH-INTEGRATION.md).
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