So we’re clear, the tagged template string approach gives you a string that uses parameters properly (see the example in the README of that project that does it

So we’re clear, the tagged template string approach gives you a string that uses parameters properly (see the example in the README of that project that does it); it’s perfectly compatible with prepared-statement caching. And actually on second consideration, you probably can’t use binding parameters here: you’re trying to slot numbers in as JSON values inside a string! Maybe you’d have to write vec_distance_L2(embedding, ?), with parameter JSON.stringify([+aroma, +flavor, +acid, +sweet]).