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docs(landing): refresh for v1.15 + richer, less static page (#96)
- new 'What's new in v1.15' section: proactive engagement, storage
maintenance, memory overhaul, PIGuard fixes, multilingual STT, cache
honesty - with links to releases and docs
- hero stats bar (binary size, AIEB score, tool count, interfaces,
latest release link) and a sticky section nav
- feature grid: Extended Memory replaces the stale 3-tier card; new
Proactive Engagement, Storage Maintenance, and PIGuard cards;
interaction modes card corrected to four modes (incl. off)
- new demo carousel slide showing follow-up suggestions + a nudge
- stale bits fixed: Telegram mockup cache stats now use the v1.15.3
human format with real numbers; cheatsheet gains cleanup/schedule/
memory/skill commands and --memory-extended-enabled; docs grid gains
EXTENDED_MEMORY, MAINTENANCE, TOOL_SELECTION, DAILY-WORKER;
DeepSeek capitalization; escaped a literal <task> tag
"text": "Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint: Deepseek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, vLLM, Groq, Together, and Fireworks. odek is provider-agnostic, so you are not locked into a single vendor."
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"text": "Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint: DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, vLLM, Groq, Together, and Fireworks. odek is provider-agnostic, so you are not locked into a single vendor."
<p>The agent ends answers with <strong>follow-up suggestions</strong> it already predicted, tracks your <strong>open loops</strong> (unanswered questions, stated goals), and can send <strong>opt-in proactive nudges</strong> — with hard anti-annoyance caps so it never becomes noise. Scheduled jobs are memory-wired, so a cron task can analyze your memory and sessions. <ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/EXTENDED_MEMORY.md#p6--proactive-engagement">docs ↗</a></p>
<p>A janitor goroutine keeps long-lived agents (Telegram bot, <code>serve</code>) clean forever: session/audit/log/plan/media retention driven by an operator-only <code>maintenance</code> config. <code>odek cleanup --dry-run</code> previews exactly what would be deleted before anything is touched. <ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/MAINTENANCE.md">docs ↗</a></p>
<p>Semantic dedup of stored atoms, relevance-preserving recall ranking, atom consolidation, index staleness detection, and <code>odek memory extended stats</code> for operators. Guard-rejected memories go to quarantine for human review instead of vanishing.</p>
<p>The prompt-injection sidecar got its score semantics fixed (confident-benign memories no longer rejected), a JSON-faithful HTTP gateway, NDJSON socket transport, and Apple-Silicon-safe builds. Skill auto-learn is hardened against project-repo injection.</p>
<p>Docker images ship the multilingual <code>ggml-small</code> whisper model — usable <strong>German, English, and Spanish</strong> voice transcription out of the box (was effectively English-only).</p>
<spanclass="a">Because locking into one LLM provider is a strategic mistake. odek is <strong>provider-agnostic</strong> — Deepseek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, vLLM, Groq, Together, Fireworks. Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.</span>
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<spanclass="a">Because locking into one LLM provider is a strategic mistake. odek is <strong>provider-agnostic</strong> — DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, vLLM, Groq, Together, Fireworks. Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.</span>
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<spanclass="q">Why?</span>
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<spanclass="info">🏆 80.3% — highest published agent score</span>
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<spanclass="info"># Proactive engagement — the agent anticipates</span><br>
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<spanclass="prompt">$ odek run --session "I plan to migrate Postgres 14 → 17 next quarter"</span><br>
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<spanclass="output">Good call to plan early. Watch out for: logical replication</span><br>
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<spanclass="output">slots, removed GUCs, and driver upgrades…</span><br>
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<spanclass="info">── You might also want to ──</span><br>
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<spanclass="output">• What are the breaking changes between PG 14 and 17?</span><br>
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<spanclass="output">• How do I test the migration with minimal downtime?</span><br>
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<spanclass="info"># … days later, via Telegram — an opt-in nudge:</span><br>
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<spanclass="output">💡 Your Postgres migration goal has been quiet for a week —</span><br>
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<spanclass="output"> want a pg_upgrade dry-run checklist?</span><br>
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<spanclass="info"># capped: max/day + per-kind cooldown. Never noisy.</span>
<p>Three tiers: facts (markdown on disk), session buffer, and searchable episodes. Merge-on-write via go-vector cosine similarity saves ~80% LLM calls. go-vector RP is ephemeral — rebuilt from text on every write, no embedding state to persist.</p>
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<h4>Extended Memory</h4>
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<p>Semantic, atomic memory: facts, preferences, goals extracted per turn, deduplicated by meaning, ranked by relevance and recency. Quarantine for untrusted content, associations between atoms, and a stats surface for operators. Legacy three-tier facts/buffer/episodes included too.</p>
<p>The agent anticipates: follow-up suggestions after answers, open-loop tracking of your questions and goals, and opt-in proactive nudges with anti-annoyance caps. Scheduled jobs are memory-wired, so cron tasks can analyze memory and sessions.</p>
<p>Long-lived agents stay clean forever: a janitor handles session, audit-log, log, plan, and media retention on an operator-only config. <code>odek cleanup --dry-run</code> shows exactly what would be removed, first.</p>
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<h4>PIGuard Sidecar</h4>
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<p>Optional ML prompt-injection guard (ONNX, local) as a semantic second opinion on top of the rule-based scan — guarding memory writes, skill bodies, system prompts, and MCP descriptions. Docker Compose sidecar included.</p>
<p>Three modes: <strong>engaging</strong> (emoji-rich LLM narration), <strong>enhance</strong> (narration persists after response), and <strong>verbose</strong> (raw tool traces). Per-tool trace messages with LLM reasoning content. Works across CLI, Telegram, and Web UI.</p>
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<p>Four modes: <strong>engaging</strong> (emoji-rich LLM narration), <strong>enhance</strong> (narration persists after response), <strong>verbose</strong> (raw tool traces), and <strong>off</strong> (clean, machine-friendly). Per-tool trace messages with LLM reasoning content. Works across CLI, Telegram, and Web UI.</p>
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<li><spanclass="cmd">odek mcp</span><spanclass="desc">Start MCP server (stdio)</span></li>
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<li><spanclass="cmd">odek mcp --sse-addr :8081</span><spanclass="desc">Start MCP server (SSE)</span></li>
<ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/CACHING.md">Prompt Caching<span>Cache markers for lower latency and cost on repeats</span></a>
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<ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/MCP.md">MCP (Two-Way)<span>Serve tools + connect to external MCP servers</span></a>
<ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/DOCKER_COMPOSE_USER_GUIDE.md">Docker Compose<span>Run odek in Docker with Compose, step by step</span></a>
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<ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/SCHEDULES.md">Scheduled Tasks<span>Native cron — run agent tasks and deliver results</span></a>
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<ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/TELEGRAM.md">Telegram Bot<span>Run agent tasks from Telegram: voice, photos, sessions</span></a>
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<ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/TOOL_SELECTION.md">Tool Selection<span>Enable/disable tools per profile, MCP naming</span></a>
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<ahref="https://github.com/BackendStack21/odek/blob/main/docs/DAILY-WORKER.md">Daily Worker<span>odek as your daily chief-of-staff assistant</span></a>
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