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sumi
NagaYu/sumi
[feature-complete] Japanese PII detection that holds up on hard negatives — a 0.13B CPU token classifier, a rule layer, and reversible masking. Drops into Presidio in one line.
AAC word prediction optimised for time to utterance, not keystrokes saved. The divergence is driven by positional cost, not by how slow the access method is.
用語集を音韻的な硬い制約に変換するローカルASR訂正器 / Local Japanese ASR post-correction: a private glossary compiled into a hard phonetic constraint. Optimises for not breaking correct text.
Elastic on-device inference: swap the LLM mid-sentence and carry the KV cache across. A generation that hits memory pressure migrates to a smaller model between two tokens instead of being reclaimed or restarted.
Deterministic RAG context auditor: tells you whether retrieval or generation failed, what context was wasted, and which chunks carry prompt injections or secrets. No model calls, no provider keys.
Rule checkers ask "is there a label?". Signpost asks "does the label mean anything?" — a small multilingual model for accessibility label quality, plus a constrained rewriter.
Cue — a small multilingual model that scores subtitle break cost, plus a constraint-satisfying re-segmenter (SubER-first, guarantees normative compliance, strong on no-space languages).
Detect the direction of deference in Japanese honorifics (keigo), with the source citation. Where surface rules score 0%, this reaches 97%. 0.28B, CPU, 26ms.
Span-level, multi-label language identification. Recovers low-resource text that document-level LID discards. Runs behind GlotLID/OpenLID, not instead of them.
Untrusted data can inform an agent's action without authorizing it. Quantitative information-flow tracking inside the forward pass: attack success 0.44 -> 0.00 at 0.90 benign utility.
Calibrated Japanese pitch-accent prediction for compounds that are not in the TTS dictionary. Abstains below a confidence threshold and defers to OpenJTalk, so it can be dropped into VOICEVOX / Style-Bert-VITS2 without making them worse.
Accept contributions on evidence, not on authorship. An acceptance protocol that moves the burden of proof to the claimant — verifier, GitHub Action, Space, and a 42-PR benchmark.
Certified vocabulary augmentation without continued pretraining: cut non-English token cost on open-weight models with a proven bound on behaviour drift.
Model provenance from weights alone: derivation direction, multi-parent merges and mixing ratios, recovered over HTTP Range reads without downloading checkpoints.
Context-aware kanji/kana checker for Japanese official documents — judges the context-dependent usage that dictionaries and regex can't, and cites the normative clause. Rule layer + small token-classification model + Hugging Face Space/Model/Dataset.
Find formalization errors nobody is looking for: N independent formalizations of a contract clause, then an SMT search for the input where they disagree. Synthetic clauses only. Not legal advice.
Sound error bounds, symbolic GPU safety checks and targeted falsification for Triton kernels. 88% of planted bugs pass the standard fixed-shape allclose test; Litmus catches 100% with 0% false positives, on CPU.
Share the world, resample the consequences: deterministic record/replay of exogenous randomness for branching agent RL. 29x lower advantage variance with no loss of counterfactual fidelity.
Rank-targeted nested sequential design for LLM evaluation: reach the same ranking conclusion for less, and see which comparisons the data never supported.
Zero-Cost Llama Evaluation Studio — plan quantization, generate GGUF commands, model inference cost, and run Llama in your browser. No server, no API key.
Japanese corporate names to katakana readings: a small CPU-friendly G2P with a copy mechanism, constrained decoding, calibrated confidence, and a known/unseen/hard/ambiguous split design built so its own claims can be refuted.
Email zone segmentation that never deletes body text. A 31M-parameter CPU model that tags every line as body/quote/attribution/signature/disclaimer/mobile-footer/auto-reply/forward-header, with a calibrated gate that keeps anything it is unsure about. 0.008% body loss vs talon's 4.18%.
Estimate how large a crowd a description hides in, then mask only what is needed. On-device anonymity-set estimation with exact counting, calibrated intervals, and a minimal-mask optimiser.
A shield that checks whether an agent's next tool call stays inside what the user actually asked for. Detects scope expansion that content-based shields cannot see.
Declare what leaves. Ration what it costs. Tiered LLM routing under a daily free quota, with data minimisation by query decomposition and machine-checkable egress records.
Predict the silence as a distribution, then decide when to speak. A model-agnostic turn-taking timing layer for spoken dialogue: calibrated silence-survival forecasting + optimal stopping under an asymmetric cost.
🪄 Turn your Swift code into Siri & Apple Intelligence (App Intents) integrations — 100% on-device, powered by Apple FoundationModels. CLI + native macOS app.
[single-device complete] Real WebGPU capability detection for browser AI — compute micro-benchmarks, community quirks DB, tiered recommendations with WASM fallback. Not just 'if (navigator.gpu)'.
SmolVLM-256M fully on Core ML + dependency-free Swift CLI with bit-exact HF preprocessing. Includes an empirical catalog of Core ML runtime constraints (stateful models, quantization, ANE).
Photo/file sync across all your nearby Apple devices at once — Multipeer Connectivity with async/await, per-peer progress, and SwiftData sync state. No cloud, no server, no account.
Measure what Apple's Foundation Models stack can actually do on this device — availability, real context size, real latency, PCC signals — instead of trusting a boolean.
Secure, in-memory Reverse ETL: extract high-value customers, SHA-256 hash their PII, and sync to Meta Custom Audiences + Google Customer Match. No CSV files, ever.
A fully on-device security & quality auditor for Swift code — powered by Apple's FoundationModels (on-device LLM / Private Cloud Compute). Your code never leaves your Mac.
Is the gate still vertical on what it skips? An audit layer for gated always-on egocentric perception (EPIC, EgoTrigger, Ego-METAS): skipped-part degradation, drift, and a bit-identical zero-trust guarantee. Synthetic-only; negative results included.
Structural isolation and revocation propagation for shared vector indexes. Your ACL filter protects the index, not the summary you built from it yesterday. Research prototype, synthetic data only.
Compare ExecuTorch hardware backends and quantization levels for your model on your actual device, with a reasoned recommendation. Honest about what needs real hardware.
Measure what Android's on-device AI (AICore / Gemini Nano via ML Kit GenAI) can actually do on this device — typed availability, quota/foreground error wrapping, latency benchmark, measured context window. No telemetry.
On-device semantic search for Apple platforms that also powers system Spotlight and Siri/Shortcuts — NLEmbedding + SwiftData + Core Spotlight + App Intents, one API surface.
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