@tryhamster/gerbil 1.0.0-rc.9 → 1.0.1

package/docs/adding-a-model-family.md

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+# Adding a Model Family to the Gerbil WebGPU Engine
+
+This is the repeatable process for teaching the native WebGPU engine a new model
+architecture. The engine is **not** Qwen-specific — it's a registry of graph
+generators over a family-agnostic IR and kernel library. Adding a family is
+usually "write one generator + register it," and only occasionally "write a new
+kernel."
+
+> TL;DR effort tiers:
+> - **Tier 1 (hours):** the model is Llama-like (standard transformer). Reuse existing ops; write a config→IR generator. Llama, Mistral, Gemma-text, Phi, Qwen all live here.
+> - **Tier 2 (days):** the model has one novel op (a new norm, sliding-window attention, a gate) OR new per-node params on existing kernels. Write the generator + 1–2 WGSL kernels.
+> - **Tier 3 (weeks):** the model has a fundamentally new computation (SSM/Mamba, MoE routing, dual-graph encoder-decoder, codec decoder). New kernels + executor support. Qwen3.5's Mamba-2 path was Tier 3.
+
+> **Repeatable SOP:** for the step-by-step loop use the `add-model-family` skill
+> (`.claude/skills/add-model-family/SKILL.md`). This doc is the reference; the
+> skill is the procedure. Both encode the lessons in "Lessons from production"
+> below — read that section first.
+
+---
+
+## Lessons from production (read first)
+
+A wave of families was added against this framework — Qwen3.5 (Mamba-2 SSM + ViT),
+LFM2.5 (hybrid conv/attn), EmbeddingGemma (bidirectional Gemma3 encoder), Moonshine
+STT (CrossAttention + dual-graph), Kani-TTS (LFM2 codec-LM + NanoCodec decoder),
+Gemma 4 E2B (PLE CPU-streaming + proportional RoPE + double-wide MLP + value-norm +
+head_dim-512). What actually mattered:
+
+| Family | Arch string | Tier | What was new |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| Qwen2/3 | `Qwen2/3ForCausalLM` | 1 | baseline standard transformer (the template) |
+| Qwen3-Embedding | `Qwen3ForCausalLM` (embedding flag) | 1 | `SliceLastRow`→`L2Norm` pooling tail, no new kernels |
+| Qwen3.5 | `Qwen3_5ForConditionalGeneration` | 3 | Mamba-2 SSM kernels + ViT encoder (`VisionExecutor`) |
+| LFM2.5 | `Lfm2ForCausalLM` | 2 | short-conv/attention hybrid; `out_proj`→`o_proj` rename |
+| EmbeddingGemma | `Gemma3TextModel`/`Gemma3Model` | 2 | bidirectional encoder (`causal:false`) + mean-pool + dense tail |
+| Moonshine STT | `MoonshineForConditionalGeneration` | 3 | new `CrossAttention` kernel; dual-graph (encoder+decoder) executor |
+| Kani-TTS | `KaniTTS2ForCausalLM` | 3 | LFM2 codec-LM backbone + NanoCodec decoder (FSQ + causal HiFi-GAN) |
+| Gemma 4 E2B | `Gemma4ForConditionalGeneration` | 2 | PLE CPU-streaming, proportional/partial RoPE, value-norm, head_dim-512, double-wide MLP, per-layer scalar — all via per-node attrs + loader hooks |
+
+1. **VERIFY FIRST against the live checkpoint.** Fetch the live `config.json` and
+   range-read the safetensors header (keys/dtypes/shapes) BEFORE writing anything.
+   Confirm the arch string, dims, quant format, and classify every op. Do NOT
+   trust assumptions from sibling models: Gemma4 had no MatFormer though Gemma3n
+   did; OmniVoice's codec is diffusion not AR; MLX repos ship the ViT under a
+   different key prefix (`vision_tower.*`) than HF bf16 (`model.visual.*`), and the
+   LM under `language_model.model.*` (MLX) vs `model.language_model.*` (GPTQ/HF).
+   Watch for **nested config** — Qwen3.5/Gemma4 put the text tower under
+   `text_config`.
+2. **Prefer per-node params over new kernels.** Most "novel" behavior is a new
+   parameter on an existing kernel. Add it to the WGSL `Params` struct and read it
+   in `buildParams` with a **default that reproduces the old behavior
+   byte-identically** (`attn_scale ?? 1/sqrt(head_dim)`), so every existing caller
+   is unchanged. Gemma4's attn_scale=1.0, partial RoPE
+   (`rope_dim/rope_half/rope_denom/rope_active_pairs`), and per-layer `Scale`
+   (loader-patched from `layer_scalar_key`) all landed this way — zero new attention
+   kernels.
+3. **Validate with a LOAD-ONCE reference harness — the make-or-break lesson.** Dump
+   the HF/MLX reference activations to disk ONCE
+   (`{tokens, per_layer_last[L][hidden], argmax, logits_top}`), then iterate
+   engine-only in SECONDS via a single `engine.create()` + `rawForward()` +
+   per-layer `debugReadBuffer` cosine loop (`test-gemma4-perlayer.mjs`). Reloading
+   the 2.5GB model every cycle made Gemma4 cost an hour per iteration. Localize
+   divergence to the exact layer/op. Set `GERBIL_NO_ACT_POOL=1` when reading early
+   activations (the pool aliases buffers). Gate on coherent generation — bit-exact
+   is not the bar for lossy quants.
+4. **No-regression suite is mandatory for shared-kernel changes.** Keep all
+   existing models bit-exact: `test-q4-generate`, `test-vision-e2e`,
+   `test-crossattention`, `test-nanocodec-decode`, the embedding test, and the fast
+   `test-gemma4-perlayer`. The byte-identical-default pattern (lesson 2) is what
+   keeps these green.
+5. **Big tensors: shard or stream.** Per-buffer caps are ~256MB
+   (`maxBufferSize`) / ~128MB (`maxStorageBufferBindingSize`) on iPad. Shard the
+   embedding if vocab×hidden exceeds the cap; for vocab-scale auxiliary tables keep
+   them CPU-resident and stream per-layer slices. Gemma4's ~1.17GB PLE table has
+   **0 MB GPU residency** — the loader builds a `PleSource`, diverts it from the
+   weights map, and the executor uploads only the needed `[T, width]` rows per step.
+6. **Merge additively, never commit node_modules.** Registry/IR/index conflicts are
+   always additive — keep ALL families/ops from both sides. Use targeted `git add`,
+   never `git add -A`.
+
+---
+
+## The architecture
+
+When a model loads, `model-loader.ts` reads `config.json` → `architectures[0]`
+(e.g. `"LlamaForCausalLM"`) and looks it up in the registry:
+
+```
+src/gpu/architectures/index.ts   →  ARCHITECTURES: Record<string, GraphGenerator>
+```
+
+A `GraphGenerator` turns the raw HF config into a `ModelGraph` (the IR):
+
+```ts
+type GraphGenerator = (
+  config: Record<string, unknown>,
+  dtype?: "f32" | "q4",      // q4 = on-the-fly INT4 quantization
+  groupSize?: number,        // INT4 group size (default 128)
+  kvDtype?: "f32" | "f16",   // KV cache precision
+) => ModelGraph;
+```
+
+The `ModelGraph` is `{ tensors, nodes, executionOrder, inputs, outputs, config, capabilities, architecture }`.
+The executor (`executor.ts`) consumes it generically: it allocates buffers
+(liveness-pooled), compiles one pipeline per node from `KERNEL_REGISTRY`, and
+dispatches in `executionOrder`. **The generator never touches WebGPU** — it only
+describes the computation.
+
+---
+
+## Step-by-step
+
+### 1. Identify the family and check op coverage
+
+Read the model's `config.json` and its modeling code on HuggingFace. Classify
+every layer's ops and check them against what the engine already has
+(`KERNEL_REGISTRY` in `src/gpu/kernels/registry.ts`):
+
+**Implemented ops (reuse freely):** `Embedding`, `EmbeddingInt4`, `MatMul`,
+`MatMulInt4`, `Add`, `Mul`, `Scale` (per-element, loader-patchable scalar),
+`RMSNorm`, `LayerNorm`, `RoPE` (with optional partial-rotary attrs
+`rope_dim/rope_half/rope_denom/rope_active_pairs`), `Attention` (causal *and*
+bidirectional via the `causal` flag — set `causal: false` for an encoder/ViT;
+takes a per-node `attn_scale` defaulting to `1/sqrt(head_dim)`, plus
+`sliding_window`), `CrossAttention` (encoder-decoder), `Softmax`, `SiLU`,
+`SwiGLU`, `GELU` (tanh approx), `GeluErf` (exact erf), `AddBias` (row-broadcast
+bias), `ApplyRotaryEmb` (precomputed-cos/sin `rotate_half`), `SliceCols`
+(column-range extract, e.g. split a fused QKV), `L2Norm` (row-wise, embedding
+tail), `ResidualRMSNorm`, `KVCacheAppend`, `MambaSSM`, `CausalConv1d`,
+`SigmoidGate`, `ConvStateUpdate`, `SliceLastRow`, and codec ops
+(`Conv1d`/`ConvTranspose1d`/`Snake1d`, FSQ) for audio decoders.
+
+If the model only uses these → **Tier 1**. If it needs something new → note it;
+you'll write a kernel in Step 5.
+
+**Embedding models** are Tier 1: an embedding model (e.g. Qwen3-Embedding-0.6B,
+which is `Qwen3ForCausalLM`) is the causal-LM forward pass with a different tail —
+pass the `embedding` flag to `generateQwen2Graph` to swap `lm_head` for the
+`SliceLastRow` (last-token EOS pool) → `L2Norm` tail. No new kernels (paper §21).
+
+**Vision-capable checkpoints** (e.g. Qwen3.5) ship a ViT in the same weights; the
+encoder is a separate graph (`qwen3_5_vision.ts`) run by `VisionExecutor`, already
+built and bit-exact vs HF (paper §22). Patches arrive pre-flattened, so the
+patch-embed is a plain `MatMul` + `AddBias` — no Conv3d kernel.
+
+**Exotic features that need new work (flag early):**
+- Sliding-window / local attention (needs an attention kernel variant)
+- Mixture-of-Experts routing (`MoERouter`/`ExpertMatMul` are stubbed, not built)
+- Novel normalization (e.g. QK-norm, per-head norm) — new kernel
+- MatFormer / elastic parameters (Gemma 3n) — needs slicing logic + a loader story
+- Attention logit soft-capping (Gemma 2/3) — small kernel tweak
+- Non-RoPE position encodings
+
+### 2. Map config → dimensions
+
+Every generator starts by pulling dimensions from the raw config. Copy the block
+from `src/gpu/architectures/qwen2.ts` and adjust names to the new model's config:
+
+```ts
+const hidden_size = rawConfig.hidden_size as number;
+const num_layers = rawConfig.num_hidden_layers as number;
+const num_heads = rawConfig.num_attention_heads as number;
+const num_kv_heads = (rawConfig.num_key_value_heads as number) ?? num_heads;  // GQA
+const intermediate_size = rawConfig.intermediate_size as number;
+const vocab_size = rawConfig.vocab_size as number;
+const context_length = (rawConfig.max_position_embeddings as number) ?? 32768;
+const rms_norm_eps = (rawConfig.rms_norm_eps as number) ?? 1e-6;
+const rope_base = (rawConfig.rope_theta as number) ?? 1_000_000.0;
+const head_dim = (rawConfig.head_dim as number) ?? Math.floor(hidden_size / num_heads);
+const tieWordEmbeddings = (rawConfig.tie_word_embeddings as boolean) ?? false;
+```
+
+Watch for family differences: **head_dim is often NOT hidden_size/num_heads**
+(Gemma sets it explicitly); GQA means `num_kv_heads < num_heads`; some families
+have **QKV projection bias** (Qwen2 does, Llama/Gemma don't).
+
+### 3. Write the generator
+
+Create `src/gpu/architectures/<family>.ts` exporting
+`generate<Family>Graph(...)`. Use the local `addTensor`/`addNode` helpers (they
+also push to `executionOrder`). The per-layer skeleton, following qwen2.ts:
+
+1. **Embedding** — `Embedding`/`EmbeddingInt4` reading `input_ids` + `CANONICAL_KEYS.EMBED`.
+2. **Per layer** (loop `num_layers`):
+   - input RMSNorm → Q/K/V projections (`MatMulInt4`) → RoPE → `KVCacheAppend` → `Attention` → output projection → residual `Add`
+   - post-attn RMSNorm → gate/up projections → `SwiGLU` → down projection → residual `Add`
+   - (use `ResidualRMSNorm` to fuse the residual+norm where the family allows)
+3. **Final norm** (`RMSNorm`).
+4. **`SliceLastRow`** on the final hidden state → **lm_head** (`MatMulInt4`) → `logits`.
+   The `[1, vocab]` logits + SliceLastRow are mandatory (saves ~485MB at long
+   context and skips the full-vocab prefill matmul — see paper §18). Honor
+   `tieWordEmbeddings` (reuse embed weights for lm_head).
+
+Declare intermediate tensors with `storage: "activation"` — the executor pools
+them automatically; don't manage buffers yourself. Set `capabilities`
+(`text`, `vision`, `moe`) and return the graph.
+
+### 4. Register it
+
+In `src/gpu/architectures/index.ts`:
+
+```ts
+import { generateLlamaGraph } from "./llama.js";
+export const ARCHITECTURES = {
+  // ...existing...
+  LlamaForCausalLM: generateLlamaGraph,
+  MistralForCausalLM: generateLlamaGraph,   // Mistral == Llama arch
+};
+```
+
+One generator can serve a whole family — Llama, Mistral, and many fine-tunes
+share `LlamaForCausalLM`.
+
+### 5. Weight key mapping
+
+The loader maps HF safetensors keys → canonical names via a `HFKeyMapper`
+(`createDefaultHFKeyMapper` strips the `model.` prefix). If the new family names
+weights differently, supply a mapper or set `safetensorsKey` on each `addTensor`.
+`CANONICAL_KEYS` has helpers (`qProj(i)`, `layerInputNorm(i)`, `EMBED`,
+`LM_HEAD`, …) — reuse them so the loader and generator agree.
+
+### 6. Write any new kernel (only if Step 1 flagged one)
+
+Add to `src/gpu/kernels/registry.ts`: a WGSL string + a `KernelSpec`
+(`shaderCode`, `entryPoint`, `bindings`, `getDispatchSize`, `buildParams`), then
+register it in `KERNEL_REGISTRY` under your new `OpType` (add the op to the union
+in `ir.ts`). **Mobile constraints (WebKit/iPad):** workgroup memory ≤ 16 KB
+(`maxComputeWorkgroupStorageSize`); no `enable f16` (use packed `pack2x16float`);
+clamp `exp()` for Metal fast-math; avoid `select()` (use if/else). See the
+attention kernels for the safe patterns and the two-phase reduction.
+
+### 7. Validate correctness (do not skip)
+
+1. **Reference activations:** adapt `scripts/engine/test-reference.py` to dump the
+   new model's logits + key intermediate activations from HF transformers.
+2. **Compare:** run `engine.integrityCheck()` (weights + isolated dispatches +
+   pipeline probes) and diff the engine's logits against the reference. Match the
+   argmax and check sums within tolerance.
+3. **Coherence:** generate from a fixed prompt at temperature 0 and confirm
+   sensible text (the `scripts/engine/test-q4-generate.mjs` pattern).
+4. **Cross-platform:** the desktop (Dawn) and mobile (WebKit) outputs must be
+   byte-identical — queue an iPad run via the harness (`scripts/engine/ipad-queue.json`).
+
+### 8. Mobile / download budget checks
+
+- **Download size at q4** is the headline mobile metric — report it.
+- **Per-buffer limit:** iPad `maxBufferSize` defaults to 256MB and
+  `maxStorageBufferBindingSize` to 128MB. A single weight tensor (often the
+  embedding) must fit — shard it if the model's vocab×hidden exceeds the cap.
+- **maxSeqLen policy:** the engine clamps iOS to 512 by default; large contexts
+  multiply KV-cache memory.
+
+---
+
+## Worked example: the smallest possible new family (Llama)
+
+Llama is Qwen2 minus QKV bias. The fastest path:
+1. Copy `qwen2.ts` → `llama.ts`, rename the export.
+2. Remove the QKV-bias tensors/handling (Llama has none).
+3. Confirm head_dim, GQA (`num_key_value_heads`), and `tie_word_embeddings` from config.
+4. Register `LlamaForCausalLM`/`MistralForCausalLM` → `generateLlamaGraph`.
+5. Validate against a reference (Step 7). No new kernels needed — Tier 1.
+
+This single generator unlocks Llama, Mistral, and every model that ships as
+`LlamaForCausalLM` on HuggingFace.
+
+---
+
+## Checklist
+
+- [ ] Classified every op; new ops listed (or confirmed none)
+- [ ] `generate<Family>Graph` written, dimensions mapped from config
+- [ ] GQA / head_dim / QKV-bias / tied-embeddings handled
+- [ ] `SliceLastRow` + `[1, vocab]` logits in place
+- [ ] Registered in `ARCHITECTURES`
+- [ ] Key mapping verified (loader finds every weight)
+- [ ] New kernels (if any) respect the 16 KB / no-`enable f16` / clamped-`exp` mobile rules
+- [ ] Validated vs HF reference (logits argmax + coherence)
+- [ ] Desktop and iPad outputs byte-identical
+- [ ] Download size at q4 reported; largest weight fits the 256MB/128MB buffer caps

package/docs/ai-sdk.md

@@ -1,6 +1,14 @@
 # Gerbil + AI SDK
 
-Gerbil works as a [Vercel AI SDK v5](https://sdk.vercel.ai/) provider, supporting text generation, speech synthesis (TTS), and transcription (STT).
+Gerbil works as a [Vercel AI SDK v5](https://sdk.vercel.ai/) provider, supporting text generation, embeddings, speech synthesis (TTS), and transcription (STT).
+
+> **Pre-1.0 note.** The AI SDK provider routes through the `Gerbil` class, which now runs on
+> the native WebGPU engine (no ONNX / transformers.js). TTS uses Kani-TTS-2, STT uses
+> Moonshine, and embeddings use EmbeddingGemma regardless of the model-id string you pass —
+> legacy ids like `kokoro-82m` / `whisper-tiny.en` are vestigial labels and the device must
+> have WebGPU (there is no CPU/WASM fallback). The first-class surface for the engine is
+> `WebGPUEngine` / `useEngine` (see the [README](../README.md), [TTS](./tts.md),
+> [STT](./stt.md), [Embeddings](./embeddings.md) docs).
 
 ## Setup
 
@@ -56,52 +64,64 @@ const { text } = await generateText({
 });
 ```
 
-## Speech Generation (TTS)
+## Embeddings
+
+> **Native.** `gerbil.embedding()` runs native EmbeddingGemma-300M on the WebGPU engine
+> (768-dim; the `all-MiniLM-L6-v2` default id is a vestigial label — the old ONNX
+> MiniLM/BGE/GTE lane has been removed). For direct control use `engine.embed()` — see
+> [Embeddings docs](./embeddings.md). Requires WebGPU.
 
-Generate speech from text using Kokoro TTS:
+Generate text embeddings for semantic search, similarity, and RAG:
 
 ```typescript
-import { experimental_generateSpeech as generateSpeech } from "ai";
+import { embed, embedMany } from "ai";
 import { gerbil } from "@tryhamster/gerbil/ai";
 
-const result = await generateSpeech({
-  model: gerbil.speech(),        // kokoro-82m by default
-  text: "Hello, welcome to Gerbil!",
-  voice: "af_heart",             // Female American voice
+// Single embedding (768-dim EmbeddingGemma vector)
+const { embedding } = await embed({
+  model: gerbil.embedding(),
+  value: "Hello world",
 });
 
-// result.audio is a Uint8Array in WAV format
-await writeFile("output.wav", result.audio);
+// Multiple embeddings
+const { embeddings } = await embedMany({
+  model: gerbil.embedding(),
+  values: ["Hello", "World", "How are you?"],
+});
 ```
 
-### Available Voices
+## Speech Generation (TTS)
 
-```typescript
-const voices = gerbil.listVoices();
-// Returns: [{ id, name, gender, language }, ...]
-
-// Example voices:
-// - af_heart (Female, American)
-// - bf_emma (Female, British)
-// - am_fenrir (Male, American)
-// - bm_daniel (Male, British)
-```
+> **Native.** `gerbil.speech()` runs Kani-TTS-2 on the native engine (the `kokoro-82m`
+> default id is a vestigial label). For direct control use `engine.speak()` — see
+> [TTS docs](./tts.md). Requires WebGPU.
 
-### Speech Options
+Generate speech from text:
 
 ```typescript
+import { experimental_generateSpeech as generateSpeech } from "ai";
+import { gerbil } from "@tryhamster/gerbil/ai";
+
 const result = await generateSpeech({
-  model: gerbil.speech("kokoro-82m", { 
-    voice: "bf_emma",   // Default voice
-    speed: 1.2,         // Speed multiplier
-  }),
-  text: "Speak faster!",
+  model: gerbil.speech(),        // native Kani-TTS-2
+  text: "Hello, welcome to Gerbil!",
 });
+
+// result.audio is the synthesized PCM clip
+await writeFile("output.wav", result.audio);
 ```
 
+> Voice/speed selection from the old Kokoro lane no longer applies — Kani-TTS-2 uses its own
+> default voice. For full control over the native speech path, use `engine.speak()` directly
+> (see [TTS docs](./tts.md)).
+
 ## Transcription (STT)
 
-Transcribe audio to text using Whisper:
+> **Native.** `gerbil.transcription()` runs Moonshine on the native engine (the
+> `whisper-tiny.en` default id is a vestigial label; English only). For direct control use
+> `MoonshineSTT` — see [STT docs](./stt.md). Requires WebGPU.
+
+Transcribe audio to text:
 
 ```typescript
 import { experimental_transcribe as transcribe } from "ai";
@@ -109,46 +129,17 @@ import { gerbil } from "@tryhamster/gerbil/ai";
 import { readFile } from "fs/promises";
 
 const result = await transcribe({
-  model: gerbil.transcription(),   // whisper-tiny.en by default
+  model: gerbil.transcription(),   // native Moonshine (English)
   audio: await readFile("audio.wav"),
 });
 
 console.log(result.text);              // "Hello world"
 console.log(result.language);          // "en"
-console.log(result.durationInSeconds); // 2.5
-console.log(result.segments);          // Timestamped segments
-```
-
-### Available Models
-
-```typescript
-const models = gerbil.listTranscriptionModels();
-
-// Models (smallest to largest):
-// - whisper-tiny.en (39M, English only, fastest)
-// - whisper-tiny (39M, multilingual)
-// - whisper-base.en (74M, English only)
-// - whisper-base (74M, multilingual)
-// - whisper-small.en (244M, English only)
-// - whisper-small (244M, multilingual)
-// - whisper-large-v3-turbo (809M, 80+ languages, best quality)
 ```
 
-### Larger Models
-
-```typescript
-// Use a larger model for better accuracy
-const result = await transcribe({
-  model: gerbil.transcription("whisper-base"),
-  audio: audioBuffer,
-});
-
-// Use multilingual model with language hint
-const result = await transcribe({
-  model: gerbil.transcription("whisper-small", { language: "es" }),
-  audio: spanishAudio,
-});
-```
+> The Whisper model family (multilingual variants, timestamped segments) has been removed.
+> The native path is Moonshine, English-only, and does not produce timestamps. For full
+> control use `MoonshineSTT` directly (see [STT docs](./stt.md)).
 
 ## Custom Provider
 
@@ -179,6 +170,24 @@ const transcript = await transcribe({
 });
 ```
 
+## Model Preloading
+
+Download models ahead of time via the provider:
+
+```typescript
+import { gerbil } from "@tryhamster/gerbil/ai";
+
+// Check if cached
+if (!(await gerbil.isCached("qwen3-0.6b"))) {
+  // Preload during app init
+  await gerbil.preload("qwen3-0.6b", {
+    onProgress: (p) => console.log(p.status, p.progress),
+  });
+}
+
+// Later: generateText loads instantly from cache
+```
+
 ## Specification
 
 Gerbil implements the following AI SDK v5 interfaces:

package/docs/architecture/overview.md

@@ -20,6 +20,8 @@ Responsibilities:
 - Generation orchestration
 - Streaming coordination
 - Session statistics
+- Request queue (concurrency control)
+- Telemetry hooks for observability
 
 ### 2. Model Registry (`src/core/models.ts`)
 
@@ -57,21 +59,29 @@ Enables WebGPU in Node.js by using headless Chrome as a GPU accelerator:
                             └───────────┘
 ```
 
-### 4. Browser Worker (`src/browser/index.ts`)
+### 4. Browser Module (`src/browser/index.ts`)
 
-Provides `createGerbilWorker()` for browser applications:
+Provides React hooks and workers for browser applications:
 
 ```typescript
+// LLM worker
 const gerbil = await createGerbilWorker({
   modelId: "qwen3-0.6b",
   onToken: (token) => console.log(token.text),
 });
+
+// React hooks
+const { messages, handleSubmit } = useChat();
+const { speak, isSpeaking } = useSpeech();
+const { startRecording, transcript } = useVoiceInput();
 ```
 
-Uses an inline Web Worker to:
-- Load models without blocking the UI
-- Stream tokens in real-time
-- Manage GPU memory separately from main thread
+Uses inline Web Workers for:
+- **LLM**: Model loading, token streaming, GPU memory management
+- **TTS**: Kokoro/Supertonic speech synthesis
+- **STT**: Whisper transcription
+
+All workers load dependencies from CDN to avoid bundler issues with onnxruntime-web.
 
 ## Execution Paths
 
@@ -166,7 +176,7 @@ src/
 │   ├── tools.ts          # Tool calling system
 │   └── chrome-backend.ts # Node.js WebGPU via Chrome
 ├── browser/
-│   └── index.ts          # createGerbilWorker + utilities
+│   └── index.ts          # React hooks + LLM/TTS/STT workers
 ├── skills/
 │   └── ...               # Built-in skills (commit, summarize, etc.)
 ├── integrations/