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YazSes v2.1.0-dev.2 — Wave D medium tier (developer preview)

Pre-release · not published (publish workflows are pinned to v0.x/v1.x; v2 dev tags do not ship). v1.4.1 remains the stable release. Every feature is OFF by default.

Builds on v2.1.0-dev.1 (ship-now tier) with three more on-device Wave D features. Design in design/vision/v2-research/06-wave-d.md + design/adr/adr-v2-018..020.

New features (all off by default)

  • Voice Guard (ADR-v2-018, [voiceguard], experimental) — types only when the live speaker matches your enrolled voiceprint and the audio isn't synthetic/replayed. Pure admission gate with fail_open (default) so a missing score never locks you out. ECAPA + anti-spoof models opt-in behind the voiceguard extra; reuses the encrypted voiceprint.
  • Meeting Scribe (ADR-v2-019, [scribe]) — on-device "who said what" transcript, tagging you as You and others as Speaker N. Pure labelling/merge/format layer; streaming diarization (Sortformer) opt-in behind the scribe extra.
  • Ask My Notes (ADR-v2-020, [rag]) — ask by voice, get an answer grounded in and citing your own local documents (distinct from Spoken Recall, which searches past dictations). Pure retrieval-ranking + cited-context layer; embeddings + sqlite-vec + answer LLM opt-in behind the rag extra, with an extractive (no-LLM) fallback.

yazses features now lists 34 capabilities (new: voiceguard, scribe, rag).

Researched, not yet built (Wave D backlog)

Neural-codec ultra-low-latency streaming (Kyutai), silent-speech (sEMG), VLM screen commanding, atypical-speech LoRA. See the research doc.

Quality

934 tests green across Linux × macOS × Windows on Python 3.11 and 3.12. Every new feature's pure logic is unit-tested; heavy backends stay lazy behind optional extras, so the default install and the v1 dictation path are unchanged when everything is off.