wikipedia.pikelet is a 648.5 MB static file — 456,153 Simple English Wikipedia articles, an embedded query encoder, and a search index, sealed into one file on a plain HTTP host. There is no application server behind it. Every answer below comes from byte-range reads against that one file, visible in the log as they happen.
bytes=X-Y against one URL.
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Same artifact, same read path, restricted to search / list_packs / get_record — no web tool, no filesystem tool.
Two identical .pikelet files, compiled from the same fictional research-station
corpus. The right-hand file is missing a single record. Same model, same code path, no
other change — the answer is a function of the file's contents, nothing else.
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A third file, identical to the full pack except that one record was edited to state Chamber 43 where every other record and cross-reference implies Chamber 17. The model answers confidently either way — confidence measures how well the passage matches the question, not whether the file's facts are internally consistent.
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