DrishtiX installation assets

This repository distributes the DrishtiX agent, offline models, knowledge files, and native runtimes. These are installation archives, not a tabular dataset; the Dataset Viewer is intentionally disabled.

Download the small installer for your operating system from Drishti JS. Open its lightweight desktop setup UI and click Install DrishtiX. It downloads the agent and model/knowledge archive from this repository, selects the runtime for your OS and CPU architecture, verifies SHA-256 checksums, and installs files in your application-data directory.

• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/DrishtiX
• Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\DrishtiX
• Linux: ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/drishti-x

The installer uses immutable release URLs. Interrupted downloads resume on retry. Existing local chats, settings, and user databases are preserved. They are not included in this public repository. New installations create their own databases.

Use Files and versions → releases to inspect immutable application releases. Dataset releases use 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, …, 2.3. The current dataset is 2.3; dataset-version.json identifies it. Application and npm versions are separate. Older three-component release paths are retained for existing installer links. The original releases/1.0.0 model/runtime archives remain shared by later updates. The release catalog lists sizes, SHA-256 checksums, and runtime provenance. Upstream models, runtimes, and documentation retain their own licenses/notices.

Release 2.3 — application 2.3.0

This release adds NeMo Guardrails 0.24.1 for local input/output validation, credential redaction, tool-boundary checks and bounded audit metadata. It restores legacy threat coverage while allowing defensive coding and ordinary migrations. Existing session consent and effectful-action approvals remain required. These bounded rules supplement permissions; they are not an OS sandbox or a guarantee against every harmful instruction or secret format.

It also fixes readiness detection for POST-only local model endpoints. Legacy updates prepare the new dependency only inside DrishX-owned virtual environments; that one-time installation requires internet access, while validation itself uses no hosted model. No model weights are retrained or replaced by this app release. Earlier versioned application and model/runtime paths are preserved.

Portable reference datasets

reference-data/catalog.json lists the current reviewed admin, authentication and icon JSONL bundles and their checksums. Immutable copies live under each application's releases/<dataset-version>/reference-data/ directory. The application archive includes the same bundles and seeds their chunks and prompt examples into each user's own SQLite database. No external source-project checkout is required.

The icon bundle contains 1,903 Lucide outline SVGs, source tags/synonyms, and 21 usage examples, including password visibility (eye, eye-off) and session actions (log-in, log-out). Lucide/Feather icons retain their ISC/MIT notices; the complete license text is included in the bundle and generated projects. See Lucide's license. No Flaticon assets or metadata are redistributed.

Reference guidance is evidence to adapt to the connected project. It does not certify every documented authentication/provider scenario as implemented. Private project indexes, chat history, accounts, secrets and mutable databases are excluded from these reference bundles and the application archive.

Eight separate drishti-page-* reference bundles cover navigation, content, forms, data, account flows, styling, repairs and dynamic routes. Their reviewed workflows and prompts are portable guidance selected for the current request; concrete targets always come from the connected project.

Five drishti-feature-* bundles cover creation, updates, dependent operations, project target resolution and verification. Page and feature guidance is retrieved dynamically from the installed SQLite database.

Nine drishti-system-* bundles cover browser control, system consent, database inspection, Docker workflows, git operations, runtime inspection, OS operations, repairs, and progress reports. Release 2.1 adds project-grounded creation and later editing of arbitrary parameterized routes through brace, colon, bracket and concrete URL forms, including nested multi-parameter pages.