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Model assembly Windows load result

Kokoro-Hexagon 0a03be39Updated 2026-09-24

Date: 2026-09-24
Source: repository model.ps1 and setup-kokoro.ps1 -Step 4 -KeepIntermediates -AcceptWritePlan

Historical result: its managed type name predates the Dev.MansfieldPlumbing.Kokoro namespace. The current-source load gate is in model-less-appliance-kokoro-namespace-20260925.md.

The graph source was later renamed, byte-for-byte, to New-KokoroDecoderGraph.ps1; the filename above records the path used for this dated result.

The build verified the pinned package catalogs, parsed the model source into a two-node DAG, persisted its identity and control schema, and produced the managed assembly outside the repository.

Assembly       Kokoro-Hexagon.dll
Bytes          15360
SHA-256        042EADF34367ABD71616520A75C0B3E7DD14B7318ECD11BEF2596CCFC923837B
Graph SHA-256  1AD914D60E464F0D990C66C5121E6E4E32F111AEEA0FE3567F9B9452F9A02D12
Nodes          2
Controls       asr,F0_curve,N,style,gb,har8,mask,mask8,capacity

tools/Test-WindowsModelAssembly.ps1 then loaded that Android-build output directly in the current Windows PowerShell process, resolved Dev.MansfieldPlumbing.Pwsh.NativeHost, invoked ModelGraphSHA256() and ModelControls(), and matched the embedded graph hash to an independent lowering of the checked-out model.ps1.

This establishes a portable managed model identity and control surface. It does not establish Windows synthesis, phonemization, embedded weights, or Android execution for this assembly revision.