xybrid
Cross-platform on-device AI toolkit: run LLMs, ASR and TTS natively from Flutter, Unity, Kotlin, Swift or Rust on a llama.cpp and ONNX Runtime core. Private, offline, no cloud.
The pick when the model has to ship inside the app — a mobile feature, a desktop tool, or AI NPCs in a Unity game — rather than behind your API. One Rust runtime, real SDKs per platform, and text plus speech in and out, so a voice assistant doesn't mean three vendors. The Unity binding with a playable 3D tavern demo is the differentiator; nothing else in the local stack targets game engines seriously. Check maturity per binding before committing: Flutter, Kotlin, Unity and the CLI are available, Swift is 'coming soon', and the browser SDK is a preview LiteRT.js adapter with raw typed-tensor I/O only. At 425 stars this is early, and on-device means you own model sizing, thermals and battery.
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Modular local voice-agent pipeline — VAD→STT→LLM→TTS behind an OpenAI Realtime-compatible WebSocket; every stage swappable, the LLM slot takes any OpenAI-compatible server. Powers Reachy Mini robots.