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Dassah's Prism · isolated experiment board

Prism capability lab

This board tracks Google, OpenRouter, and future provider capabilities before they touch live Prism. “Benchmark complete” does not mean production approved.

Promotion rule: every capability must prove usefulness, safety, privacy, economics, and product fit on synthetic or public data. A free tier is not automatically private, stable, or unlimited.

Capability map

CapabilityPrism useStageRequired evidence
Gemini Embedding 2Multimodal semantic retrievalBenchmark completeRLS, deletion, retention, generation injection
Gemini File SearchManaged RAG with citationsNext comparisonQuality, citations, deletion, tenant isolation, cost
Gemini 3.8 FlashStandard refractionNext comparisonQuality, structured output, latency, cost
Gemini 4 ArgonHard reasoning escalationPlannedOnly promote if quality gain justifies cost
URL ContextPublic webpage/PDF refractionPlannedCitations, stale-page notice, injection isolation
Google Search groundingCurrent facts with citationsPlannedExplicit verify/current mode only
Gemini TTSVoice output and mood controlsPlannedMood quality, latency, audio cost, consent
Gemini TranscribeVoice notes to tasksPlannedConsent, timestamps, diarization, retention
Gemini LiveReal-time voice conversationDeferredOnly after TTS and transcription are reliable
Nano BananaOptional visual learning cardsDeferredMust improve comprehension, not distraction
Gemma 4Privacy/on-device researchDeferredSeparate managed/GPU cost experiment; no vLLM now
OpenRouter / JevProvider routing and fallbackEvaluation onlyActual model, cost, provider disclosure, failure handling

Current order

Next: File Search versus Embedding 2, Gemini 3.8 Flash versus the current baseline, then Gemini TTS, URL Context, and Transcribe.

Later: Argon escalation, Search grounding, image generation, Live API, and Gemma 4 managed/on-device research.

Never automatic: no private document in a free-tier experiment, no provider key in browser code, no live feature without a rollback flag, and no document instruction is allowed to override system safety rules.