@elizaos/app-core 2.0.0-beta.3 → 2.0.3-beta.3

package/runtime/embedding-presets.js

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-import { detectEmbeddingTier, EMBEDDING_PRESETS as upstreamEmbeddingPresets, } from "@elizaos/agent";
-export { detectEmbeddingTier };
-/**
- * Upstream presets plus a local override of the `performance` preset so the
- * large E5-Mistral **embedding** GGUF is not mistaken for a chat LLM (the
- * filename contains `instruct` from the E5 family).
- *
- * CYCLE-BREAK NOTE: an `agent ↔ app-core` ESM cycle was crashing the bench
- * server boot with `Cannot access 'upstreamEmbeddingPresets' before
- * initialization` (TDZ at the module-load eager spread). Defer the spread
- * until first read via a lazy-init Proxy. By the time anything READS
- * `EMBEDDING_PRESETS.fallback`, the upstream module has fully initialized,
- * so the spread succeeds.
- */
-let _embeddingPresetsCache = null;
-function _computeEmbeddingPresets() {
-    if (_embeddingPresetsCache)
-        return _embeddingPresetsCache;
-    _embeddingPresetsCache = {
-        ...upstreamEmbeddingPresets,
-        performance: {
-            ...upstreamEmbeddingPresets.performance,
-            label: "Efficient (compact text embedding)",
-            description: "384-dim compact text-embedding model (~133MB). Powers memory / knowledge vectors only — not chat. " +
-                "The framework keeps the default SQL-safe and fast instead of auto-selecting a multi-GB embedding GGUF.",
-        },
-    };
-    return _embeddingPresetsCache;
-}
-export const EMBEDDING_PRESETS = new Proxy({}, {
-    get(_t, prop) {
-        return Reflect.get(_computeEmbeddingPresets(), prop);
-    },
-    has(_t, prop) {
-        return Reflect.has(_computeEmbeddingPresets(), prop);
-    },
-    ownKeys() {
-        return Reflect.ownKeys(_computeEmbeddingPresets());
-    },
-    getOwnPropertyDescriptor(_t, prop) {
-        return Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(_computeEmbeddingPresets(), prop);
-    },
-});
-export function detectEmbeddingPreset() {
-    const tier = detectEmbeddingTier();
-    return _computeEmbeddingPresets()[tier];
-}

package/runtime/embedding-warmup-policy.d.ts

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-/**
- * Whether to prefetch the local GGUF embedding model before runtime boot.
- *
- * Chat/inference provider (what you pick in onboarding) is separate from
- * **embeddings** (vector memory / RAG). By default The framework keeps
- * `@elizaos/plugin-local-embedding` loaded because API-based model plugins do
- * not implement TEXT_EMBEDDING — so a local model was historically always
- * warmed up. When Eliza Cloud is connected with **cloud embeddings** enabled,
- * the cloud plugin handles embeddings instead; skipping warmup avoids a large
- * download unrelated to “local inference” for chat.
- */
-export declare function shouldWarmupLocalEmbeddingModel(): boolean;
-//# sourceMappingURL=embedding-warmup-policy.d.ts.map

package/runtime/embedding-warmup-policy.d.ts.map

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package/runtime/embedding-warmup-policy.js

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-/**
- * Whether to prefetch the local GGUF embedding model before runtime boot.
- *
- * Chat/inference provider (what you pick in onboarding) is separate from
- * **embeddings** (vector memory / RAG). By default The framework keeps
- * `@elizaos/plugin-local-embedding` loaded because API-based model plugins do
- * not implement TEXT_EMBEDDING — so a local model was historically always
- * warmed up. When Eliza Cloud is connected with **cloud embeddings** enabled,
- * the cloud plugin handles embeddings instead; skipping warmup avoids a large
- * download unrelated to “local inference” for chat.
- */
-function isTruthyEnv(...names) {
-    for (const name of names) {
-        const v = process.env[name]?.trim().toLowerCase();
-        if (v === "1" || v === "true" || v === "yes")
-            return true;
-    }
-    return false;
-}
-export function shouldWarmupLocalEmbeddingModel() {
-    if (isTruthyEnv("ELIZA_DISABLE_LOCAL_EMBEDDINGS")) {
-        return false;
-    }
-    const cloudEmbeddingsRoutedLocally = isTruthyEnv("ELIZA_CLOUD_EMBEDDINGS_DISABLED");
-    if (cloudEmbeddingsRoutedLocally) {
-        // User turned off cloud for embeddings — local plugin must serve TEXT_EMBEDDING.
-        return true;
-    }
-    if (isTruthyEnv("ELIZAOS_CLOUD_USE_EMBEDDINGS")) {
-        return false;
-    }
-    return true;
-}

package/runtime/ensure-local-inference-handler.d.ts

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-/**
- * Registers the standalone llama.cpp engine as the runtime handler for
- * `ModelType.TEXT_SMALL` and `ModelType.TEXT_LARGE`.
- *
- * Priority is 0 — same band as cloud and direct provider plugins. Tie-breaks
- * between local and cloud are owned by the routing-policy layer
- * (`router-handler.ts` + `routing-policy.ts`), not by this priority value:
- * the router sits at MAX_SAFE_INTEGER and consults the user's policy
- * (manual / cheapest / fastest / prefer-local / round-robin) on every call.
- *
- * Until the cuttlefish smoke landed this was -1 to "let cloud win by default,"
- * but that conflated routing-policy (a user preference) with handler
- * priority (a registration ordinal). The runtime's getModel() returns
- * undefined when no priority-0 handler is registered, which manifested as
- * "No handler found for delegate type: TEXT_SMALL" on AOSP builds where
- * the AOSP local inference loader is the only provider. Both cloud-only and
- * local-only deployments now have a registered priority-0 handler; the
- * router decides which one fires per request.
- *
- * Parallels `ensure-text-to-speech-handler.ts` — same shape, same guards.
- */
-import { type AgentRuntime } from "@elizaos/core";
-export declare function shouldRegisterLocalInferenceHandlers(mode: string): boolean;
-export declare function ensureLocalInferenceHandler(runtime: AgentRuntime): Promise<void>;
-//# sourceMappingURL=ensure-local-inference-handler.d.ts.map

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package/runtime/ensure-local-inference-handler.js

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-/**
- * Registers the standalone llama.cpp engine as the runtime handler for
- * `ModelType.TEXT_SMALL` and `ModelType.TEXT_LARGE`.
- *
- * Priority is 0 — same band as cloud and direct provider plugins. Tie-breaks
- * between local and cloud are owned by the routing-policy layer
- * (`router-handler.ts` + `routing-policy.ts`), not by this priority value:
- * the router sits at MAX_SAFE_INTEGER and consults the user's policy
- * (manual / cheapest / fastest / prefer-local / round-robin) on every call.
- *
- * Until the cuttlefish smoke landed this was -1 to "let cloud win by default,"
- * but that conflated routing-policy (a user preference) with handler
- * priority (a registration ordinal). The runtime's getModel() returns
- * undefined when no priority-0 handler is registered, which manifested as
- * "No handler found for delegate type: TEXT_SMALL" on AOSP builds where
- * the AOSP local inference loader is the only provider. Both cloud-only and
- * local-only deployments now have a registered priority-0 handler; the
- * router decides which one fires per request.
- *
- * Parallels `ensure-text-to-speech-handler.ts` — same shape, same guards.
- */
-import { logger, ModelType, } from "@elizaos/core";
-import { resolveLocalInferenceLoadArgs, } from "../services/local-inference/active-model";
-import { autoAssignAtBoot, readEffectiveAssignments, } from "../services/local-inference/assignments";
-import { extractConversationId, extractPromptCacheKey, resolveLocalCacheKey, } from "../services/local-inference/cache-bridge";
-import { deviceBridge } from "../services/local-inference/device-bridge";
-import { localInferenceEngine } from "../services/local-inference/engine";
-import { handlerRegistry } from "../services/local-inference/handler-registry";
-import { listInstalledModels } from "../services/local-inference/registry";
-import { installRouterHandler } from "../services/local-inference/router-handler";
-import { getRuntimeMode } from "./mode/runtime-mode";
-const LOCAL_INFERENCE_PROVIDER = "eliza-local-inference";
-const DEVICE_BRIDGE_PROVIDER = "eliza-device-bridge";
-const CAPACITOR_LLAMA_PROVIDER = "capacitor-llama";
-const AOSP_LLAMA_PROVIDER = "eliza-aosp-llama";
-/**
- * Same band as cloud / direct provider plugins. Tie-breaks between
- * candidates live in `routing-policy.ts`, not in this number — the
- * router (registered at MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) consults the user's
- * per-slot policy on every dispatch.
- *
- * Was -1 historically, which made `runtime.getModel(TEXT_SMALL)` return
- * undefined when the AOSP local-inference loader was the only registered
- * provider. The smoke run failed with "No handler found for delegate
- * type: TEXT_SMALL"; bumping to 0 unblocks AOSP without changing
- * cloud-only deployments (cloud providers still register at 0 and the
- * routing-policy layer picks between them).
- */
-const LOCAL_INFERENCE_PRIORITY = 0;
-export function shouldRegisterLocalInferenceHandlers(mode) {
-    return mode === "local" || mode === "local-only";
-}
-function getLoader(runtime) {
-    const candidate = runtime.getService?.("localInferenceLoader");
-    if (!candidate || typeof candidate !== "object")
-        return null;
-    const loader = candidate;
-    if (typeof loader.loadModel === "function" &&
-        typeof loader.unloadModel === "function") {
-        return candidate;
-    }
-    return null;
-}
-/**
- * Look up the model assigned to a given agent slot and ensure it's the
- * one loaded before generation runs. Loads lazily on first call; swaps
- * when a different slot's assignment fires with a different model.
- *
- * If no assignment is set for the slot, falls back to whatever is
- * currently loaded (keeps the old "one active model" behaviour).
- */
-async function ensureAssignedModelLoaded(loader, slot) {
-    const assignments = await readEffectiveAssignments();
-    const assignedId = assignments[slot];
-    if (!assignedId)
-        return;
-    // Desktop fast path: check the engine state directly.
-    if (!loader && localInferenceEngine.currentModelPath()) {
-        const installed = await listInstalledModels();
-        const current = installed.find((m) => m.path === localInferenceEngine.currentModelPath());
-        if (current?.id === assignedId)
-            return;
-    }
-    // Via loader: compare reported path against assignment.
-    if (loader) {
-        const currentPath = loader.currentModelPath();
-        if (currentPath) {
-            const installed = await listInstalledModels();
-            const current = installed.find((m) => m.path === currentPath);
-            if (current?.id === assignedId)
-                return;
-        }
-    }
-    const installed = await listInstalledModels();
-    const target = installed.find((m) => m.id === assignedId);
-    if (!target) {
-        throw new Error(`[local-inference] Slot ${slot} assigned to ${assignedId}, but that model is not installed.`);
-    }
-    if (loader) {
-        await loader.unloadModel();
-        await loader.loadModel(await resolveLocalInferenceLoadArgs(target));
-    }
-    else {
-        await localInferenceEngine.load(target.path);
-    }
-}
-function makeHandler(slot) {
-    return async (runtime, params) => {
-        const loader = getLoader(runtime);
-        // Lazy-load the assigned model for this slot, if any. Swaps are
-        // expensive; the user is expected to assign a small number of models.
-        await ensureAssignedModelLoaded(loader, slot);
-        // Resolve the strongest cache key the runtime can give us. Order of
-        // precedence (see `resolveLocalCacheKey`):
-        //   1. Conversation id   — survives any prompt drift
-        //   2. Stable-prefix hash — survives unstable-tail timestamps
-        //   3. Provider plan hashes — back-compat
-        const providerOptions = params
-            .providerOptions;
-        const conversationId = extractConversationId(providerOptions);
-        const cacheKey = resolveLocalCacheKey(providerOptions) ??
-            extractPromptCacheKey(providerOptions) ??
-            undefined;
-        // Prefer a runtime-registered loader that implements `generate` — that's
-        // the mobile / device-bridge path. On desktop we fall back to the
-        // standalone engine.
-        if (loader?.generate) {
-            return loader.generate({
-                prompt: params.prompt ?? "",
-                stopSequences: params.stopSequences,
-                cacheKey,
-            });
-        }
-        if (!(await localInferenceEngine.available())) {
-            throw new Error(`[local-inference] No llama.cpp binding available for ${slot} request`);
-        }
-        if (!localInferenceEngine.hasLoadedModel()) {
-            throw new Error(`[local-inference] No local model is active. Assign a model to ${slot} or activate one in Settings → Local models.`);
-        }
-        // Long-lived conversation? Open / reuse a registry handle so this
-        // turn lands on the same slot every time, regardless of prompt
-        // hash drift. The handle API additionally returns Anthropic-shape
-        // usage telemetry, which we surface at INFO once per generation.
-        if (conversationId) {
-            const modelId = localInferenceEngine.currentModelPath() ?? "default-local-model";
-            const handle = localInferenceEngine.conversation(conversationId, modelId) ??
-                localInferenceEngine.openConversation({
-                    conversationId,
-                    modelId,
-                });
-            const result = await localInferenceEngine.generateInConversation(handle, {
-                prompt: params.prompt ?? "",
-                stopSequences: params.stopSequences,
-            });
-            // Per-generation usage log. Match the Anthropic plugin's
-            // observability surface so cloud and local share the same
-            // mental model. Cache hit rate is reported when input_tokens > 0.
-            const u = result.usage;
-            const hitRate = u.cache_hit_rate !== undefined
-                ? `${Math.round(u.cache_hit_rate * 100)}%`
-                : "n/a";
-            const dflashRate = u.dflash_acceptance_rate !== undefined
-                ? ` dflash=${Math.round(u.dflash_acceptance_rate * 100)}%`
-                : "";
-            logger.info(`[local-inference] usage conv=${conversationId} slot=${result.slotId} in=${u.input_tokens} out=${u.output_tokens} cache_read=${u.cache_read_input_tokens} cache_create=${u.cache_creation_input_tokens} hit=${hitRate}${dflashRate}`);
-            // Auto-tune signal — emits a one-line warn if the high-water mark
-            // outgrew the configured slot count this turn. Cheap to call,
-            // and the warning is what the operator needs to see.
-            localInferenceEngine.warnIfParallelTooLow({ warn: logger.warn });
-            return result.text;
-        }
-        // No conversation context: fall through to the existing hash-based
-        // slot allocation. Doesn't break any caller that wasn't aware of
-        // conversation handles.
-        return localInferenceEngine.generate({
-            prompt: params.prompt ?? "",
-            stopSequences: params.stopSequences,
-            cacheKey,
-        });
-    };
-}
-/**
- * Normalize the runtime's TEXT_EMBEDDING input shape — `params` may be the
- * structured `TextEmbeddingParams` (when called from a typed plugin), a
- * raw string (when called from action runners), or `null` (an internal
- * warmup probe used to size the shipped embedding vector).
- */
-function extractEmbeddingText(params) {
-    if (params === null)
-        return "";
-    if (typeof params === "string")
-        return params;
-    return params.text;
-}
-/**
- * Build the TEXT_EMBEDDING handler. Mirrors `makeHandler` for generate:
- * routes through the loader's `embed` if available, otherwise throws so
- * the runtime falls back to a non-local provider rather than serving a
- * silent zero-vector (Commandment 8: don't hide broken pipelines).
- */
-function makeEmbeddingHandler() {
-    return async (runtime, params) => {
-        const loader = getLoader(runtime);
-        if (!loader?.embed) {
-            throw new Error("[local-inference] Active loader does not implement embed; falling through to next provider");
-        }
-        // Embeddings in this runtime are not slot-aware — there's a single
-        // active model. Make sure the user's TEXT_EMBEDDING assignment, if
-        // any, is loaded before we hit the loader.
-        await ensureAssignedModelLoaded(loader, "TEXT_EMBEDDING");
-        const text = extractEmbeddingText(params);
-        const result = await loader.embed({ input: text });
-        return result.embedding;
-    };
-}
-/**
- * Register the device-bridge loader on the runtime. Accepts load/generate
- * calls whether or not a mobile device is currently connected — parked
- * calls resolve on reconnect (up to a timeout). Cheaper than waiting for
- * the first device register to register the service: ordering is already
- * handled inside `DeviceBridge.generate`.
- */
-function registerDeviceBridgeLoader(runtime) {
-    const withRegistration = runtime;
-    if (typeof withRegistration.registerService !== "function")
-        return;
-    const loader = {
-        loadModel: (args) => deviceBridge.loadModel(args),
-        unloadModel: () => deviceBridge.unloadModel(),
-        currentModelPath: () => deviceBridge.currentModelPath(),
-        generate: (args) => deviceBridge.generate(args),
-        embed: (args) => deviceBridge.embed(args),
-    };
-    withRegistration.registerService("localInferenceLoader", loader);
-}
-/**
- * AOSP-only path: load `libllama.so` directly into the bun process via
- * `bun:ffi`. The adapter no-ops at runtime when `ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA !== "1"`,
- * so the dynamic import below is safe on every platform; we only attempt
- * registration when the user explicitly opted in.
- *
- * The `try`/`catch` is justified because the AOSP build can ship the .so on
- * one ABI but be invoked on another (e.g. cuttlefish_x86_64 reporting both
- * x86_64 and arm64-v8a). When `ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA=1` is set but registration
- * fails, the adapter logs at `error` level — we must NOT silently fall
- * through to the device-bridge or stock engine: the operator opted in and
- * deserves the failure surfaced clearly.
- */
-async function tryRegisterAospLlamaLoader(runtime) {
-    if (process.env.ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA?.trim() !== "1")
-        return false;
-    try {
-        const mod = (await import("@elizaos/plugin-aosp-local-inference"));
-        if (typeof mod.registerAospLlamaLoader !== "function") {
-            logger.error("[local-inference] AOSP llama adapter import resolved but missing registerAospLlamaLoader export");
-            return false;
-        }
-        const result = await mod.registerAospLlamaLoader(runtime);
-        return Boolean(result);
-    }
-    catch (err) {
-        logger.error("[local-inference] AOSP llama adapter unavailable while ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA=1:", err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err));
-        return false;
-    }
-}
-async function tryRegisterCapacitorLoader(runtime) {
-    // Only meaningful under Capacitor (iOS/Android). Dynamic import so web /
-    // desktop bundlers don't choke on the native plugin metadata.
-    const cap = globalThis.Capacitor;
-    if (!cap?.isNativePlatform?.())
-        return false;
-    try {
-        const { registerCapacitorLlamaLoader } = await import("@elizaos/capacitor-llama");
-        const capacitorRuntime = Object.create(runtime);
-        registerCapacitorLlamaLoader(capacitorRuntime);
-        logger.info("[local-inference] Registered capacitor-llama loader for mobile on-device inference");
-        return true;
-    }
-    catch (err) {
-        logger.debug("[local-inference] capacitor-llama not available:", err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err));
-    }
-    return false;
-}
-export async function ensureLocalInferenceHandler(runtime) {
-    const runtimeMode = getRuntimeMode();
-    if (!shouldRegisterLocalInferenceHandlers(runtimeMode)) {
-        logger.info(`[local-inference] Runtime mode is ${runtimeMode}; skipping local model handler registration`);
-        return;
-    }
-    const runtimeWithRegistration = runtime;
-    if (typeof runtimeWithRegistration.getModel !== "function" ||
-        typeof runtimeWithRegistration.registerModel !== "function") {
-        return;
-    }
-    // Install the side-registry interception as early as possible so it
-    // captures every subsequent `registerModel` call — including our own
-    // handlers below, plus anything else that registers during the rest of
-    // boot. Idempotent per-runtime.
-    handlerRegistry.installOn(runtime);
-    // Loader precedence:
-    //   1. AOSP native FFI loader when running inside the AOSP agent process
-    //      itself (ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA=1). This is the canonical AOSP path —
-    //      libllama.so is dlopen'd directly, no IPC.
-    //   2. Capacitor native adapter when running on a mobile device with the
-    //      Capacitor APK shell.
-    //   3. Device-bridge (WebSocket to a paired phone) when explicitly
-    //      opted in via ELIZA_DEVICE_BRIDGE_ENABLED=1.
-    //   4. Standalone node-llama-cpp engine for desktop / server.
-    //
-    // All four satisfy the same `localInferenceLoader` service contract.
-    // A later registration overrides an earlier one, so we register in
-    // LOWEST-priority order first; the AOSP loader runs last so it wins on
-    // AOSP builds. Each `try*Loader` is idempotent and gated on its own env
-    // signal, so they're safe to chain.
-    const aospRegistered = await tryRegisterAospLlamaLoader(runtime);
-    const capacitorRegistered = !aospRegistered && (await tryRegisterCapacitorLoader(runtime));
-    const deviceBridgeEnabled = process.env.ELIZA_DEVICE_BRIDGE_ENABLED?.trim() === "1";
-    if (!aospRegistered && !capacitorRegistered && deviceBridgeEnabled) {
-        registerDeviceBridgeLoader(runtime);
-        logger.info("[local-inference] Registered device-bridge loader; inference routes to paired mobile device when connected");
-    }
-    // Pre-flight: if no backend is available, skip handler registration
-    // entirely so we don't advertise a handler that will throw. The device
-    // bridge is always "available" in the sense that it parks calls until a
-    // device connects, so if it is enabled we always register handlers.
-    if (!aospRegistered &&
-        !capacitorRegistered &&
-        !deviceBridgeEnabled &&
-        !(await localInferenceEngine.available())) {
-        logger.debug("[local-inference] No local inference backend available; skipping model registration");
-        return;
-    }
-    // First-light convenience: when exactly one model is installed and no
-    // slot assignments exist, auto-fill TEXT_SMALL/TEXT_LARGE so the user
-    // lands in chat without opening Settings. The downloader handles the
-    // post-install case; this catches the user who pre-staged a model
-    // (external scan, prior install) and is now booting fresh.
-    try {
-        const installed = await listInstalledModels();
-        const filled = await autoAssignAtBoot(installed);
-        if (filled) {
-            logger.info(`[local-inference] Auto-assigned single installed model to empty slots: ${JSON.stringify(filled)}`);
-        }
-    }
-    catch (err) {
-        logger.warn("[local-inference] autoAssignAtBoot failed:", err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err));
-    }
-    const provider = aospRegistered
-        ? AOSP_LLAMA_PROVIDER
-        : capacitorRegistered
-            ? CAPACITOR_LLAMA_PROVIDER
-            : deviceBridgeEnabled
-                ? DEVICE_BRIDGE_PROVIDER
-                : LOCAL_INFERENCE_PROVIDER;
-    const slots = [
-        [ModelType.TEXT_SMALL, "TEXT_SMALL"],
-        [ModelType.TEXT_LARGE, "TEXT_LARGE"],
-    ];
-    for (const [modelType, slot] of slots) {
-        try {
-            runtimeWithRegistration.registerModel(modelType, makeHandler(slot), provider, LOCAL_INFERENCE_PRIORITY);
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            logger.warn("[local-inference] Could not register ModelType", modelType, err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err));
-        }
-    }
-    // Register TEXT_EMBEDDING separately — the runtime contract returns
-    // `number[]` instead of `string`, so it can't share `makeHandler`. We
-    // only register when the active loader actually exposes `embed`;
-    // otherwise the runtime should fall through to the operator-configured
-    // embedding provider.
-    const loaderForEmbed = runtime.getService?.("localInferenceLoader");
-    if (loaderForEmbed && typeof loaderForEmbed.embed === "function") {
-        try {
-            runtimeWithRegistration.registerModel(ModelType.TEXT_EMBEDDING, makeEmbeddingHandler(), provider, LOCAL_INFERENCE_PRIORITY);
-            logger.info(`[local-inference] Registered ${provider} embedding handler for TEXT_EMBEDDING at priority ${LOCAL_INFERENCE_PRIORITY}`);
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            logger.warn("[local-inference] Could not register TEXT_EMBEDDING handler", err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err));
-        }
-    }
-    logger.info(`[local-inference] Registered ${provider} llama.cpp handler for TEXT_SMALL / TEXT_LARGE at priority ${LOCAL_INFERENCE_PRIORITY}`);
-    // Install the top-priority router AFTER everything else has registered.
-    // The router sits at Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER so the runtime dispatches
-    // to it first; at dispatch time it picks a real provider via
-    // `routing-policy` and calls that handler directly.
-    installRouterHandler(runtime);
-    logger.info("[local-inference] Installed top-priority router for cross-provider routing");
-}

package/runtime/mobile-local-inference-gate.d.ts

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-/**
- * On a mobile platform (`ELIZA_PLATFORM=android` / `ios`) the runtime skips
- * nearly every boot helper because they shell out to subprocesses,
- * platform-specific binaries, or optional packages that aren't in the mobile
- * bundle. Two mobile-safe inference paths still need wiring:
- *
- *   - `ELIZA_DEVICE_BRIDGE_ENABLED=1`: the agent (this process) hosts the
- *     device-bridge WSS and dials whichever paired device connects. On the
- *     Capacitor APK the WebView's `@elizaos/capacitor-llama` is the intended
- *     dialer over loopback. The Capacitor build always exports this env so
- *     the bridge is ready as soon as onboarding picks the local mode.
- *
- *   - `ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA=1`: AOSP-only path that loads node-llama-cpp
- *     directly inside the Android process. Wired here so the gate is in
- *     place ahead of sub-task 2 — the AOSP build flag flips this on.
- *
- * Kept dependency-free so it can be unit-tested without instantiating the
- * full runtime.
- */
-export declare function shouldEnableMobileLocalInference(env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): boolean;
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package/runtime/mobile-local-inference-gate.js

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-/**
- * On a mobile platform (`ELIZA_PLATFORM=android` / `ios`) the runtime skips
- * nearly every boot helper because they shell out to subprocesses,
- * platform-specific binaries, or optional packages that aren't in the mobile
- * bundle. Two mobile-safe inference paths still need wiring:
- *
- *   - `ELIZA_DEVICE_BRIDGE_ENABLED=1`: the agent (this process) hosts the
- *     device-bridge WSS and dials whichever paired device connects. On the
- *     Capacitor APK the WebView's `@elizaos/capacitor-llama` is the intended
- *     dialer over loopback. The Capacitor build always exports this env so
- *     the bridge is ready as soon as onboarding picks the local mode.
- *
- *   - `ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA=1`: AOSP-only path that loads node-llama-cpp
- *     directly inside the Android process. Wired here so the gate is in
- *     place ahead of sub-task 2 — the AOSP build flag flips this on.
- *
- * Kept dependency-free so it can be unit-tested without instantiating the
- * full runtime.
- */
-export function shouldEnableMobileLocalInference(env = process.env) {
-    const deviceBridge = env.ELIZA_DEVICE_BRIDGE_ENABLED?.trim() === "1";
-    const localLlama = env.ELIZA_LOCAL_LLAMA?.trim() === "1";
-    return deviceBridge || localLlama;
-}