Hierarchical occlusion saliency engine#3
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- SaliencyEngine: two-pass hierarchical occlusion (segment then sentence level) with logprob-drop scoring and binary fallback - Core types: Segment, SaliencyScore, SaliencyResult - 41 unit tests, all passing, no network calls - CI: code_checks and unit_tests workflows, pre-commit config - pyproject.toml: full ruff/mypy/pytest/uv setup matching helix conventions - DESIGN.md: updated to reflect actual architecture and drop structured reasoning - README and working example script
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Summary
SaliencyEngine: two-pass hierarchical occlusion that masks input context segments, re-runs the agent's decision call, and scores each segment by the drop in log-probability of the original decisionSegment,SaliencyScore,SaliencyResultTest plan
uv run pytest tests/)examples/demo_saliency.pyagainst the Vector proxy to verify end-to-end output