Omniweft · Engineering note
Omniweft adds permission-bounded native queries
Inspect retained tag and region query pages, compare a stable snapshot with a fresh query, and see the empty result from a session without read permission.
Source: https://louijiecompo.com/updates/omniweft-bounded-native-queries/
PR #16 merged on 20 September 2026. GitHub's merge record resolves the candidate wording still present in the evidence documents. The native API combines tags and spatial predicates under an immutable host-issued read grant; a tag itself grants no authority.
The new gallery reads actual query pages from the public Windows CPU archive at runtime 3b32f812232608af0203d579a9cb89ce9f71173c. It plots returned bounds and centers in UUID order. A retained cursor returns revision 1 after a world edit, while a fresh query reads revision 2. The full archive manifest, actual and expected pages retain their original hashes.
These native queries do not add a remote endpoint or expand Python policy permissions. The diagrams show returned objects only and do not infer hidden world contents. Earlier room frames and hierarchy outputs keep their original runtime evidence. No engine, GPU or physics run was performed for this refresh.
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