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Issues #483 and #556 cover browser-native local inference and the lifecycle, integrity, performance, and Eco-Mode requirements for local Whisper/Kokoro workflows. This Discussion explores which private/offline AI workflows should be optimized first.
Current state
WorldScript Studio supports a mixed AI strategy: browser-local WebGPU/WASM, Ollama or other local-network services, and optional cloud providers. The product must not hide a local-to-cloud fallback. Model footprint, device capability, integrity, loading, cancellation, storage, and user-visible mode selection all matter, especially on low-end hardware.
Product decision space
Please compare smaller task-specific models with large generative models and discuss embeddings/RAG, grammar and style assistance, entity extraction, summarization, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and Eco Mode. Consider WebGPU/WASM, Ollama/local-network workflows, cloud assistance, model download size, memory pressure, offline behavior, and graceful capability discovery.
Role perspectives
Role-perspective note: The viewpoints below are maintainer-curated, AI-assisted design lenses. They are not separate community members, votes, or evidence of consensus.
✍️ Privacy-focused author: local means visibly local, with no hidden provider fallback or unexplained data movement.
⚡ Low-end hardware: startup cost, RAM, thermal load, model size, cancellation, and usable degraded modes matter.
🔐 Privacy: provider choice, telemetry, local-network trust, model integrity, and data residue must be explicit.
🧭 Product/model-footprint: prioritize high-value workflows with a sustainable download and maintenance budget.
Questions for the community
Which local tasks should be optimized before general chat or large generation?
Where do smaller specialized models outperform one large model in the writing workflow?
What model size, startup time, and memory budget is acceptable on low-end devices?
How should users understand WebGPU, WASM, Ollama, cloud, and Eco Mode choices?
Which offline and privacy guarantees must be visible before execution?
Relationship to implementation
This Discussion links product exploration for #483 and #556. Those Issues remain the implementation and acceptance authorities; the Discussion does not change their priority, roadmap admission, acceptance criteria, or execution sequencing.
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Issues #483 and #556 cover browser-native local inference and the lifecycle, integrity, performance, and Eco-Mode requirements for local Whisper/Kokoro workflows. This Discussion explores which private/offline AI workflows should be optimized first.
Current state
WorldScript Studio supports a mixed AI strategy: browser-local WebGPU/WASM, Ollama or other local-network services, and optional cloud providers. The product must not hide a local-to-cloud fallback. Model footprint, device capability, integrity, loading, cancellation, storage, and user-visible mode selection all matter, especially on low-end hardware.
Product decision space
Please compare smaller task-specific models with large generative models and discuss embeddings/RAG, grammar and style assistance, entity extraction, summarization, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and Eco Mode. Consider WebGPU/WASM, Ollama/local-network workflows, cloud assistance, model download size, memory pressure, offline behavior, and graceful capability discovery.
Role perspectives
Questions for the community
Relationship to implementation
This Discussion links product exploration for #483 and #556. Those Issues remain the implementation and acceptance authorities; the Discussion does not change their priority, roadmap admission, acceptance criteria, or execution sequencing.
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