feat(models): publisher rules for Granite/Maple/Muse/Fara, and a floor under the recommendation engine - #14
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds IBM and Deepgrove catalog support, expands model identifier matching, and updates recommendations to use category and compatibility filters with catalog fallbacks. Unit tests cover fallback ordering, empty catalogs, compatibility results, and voice pipeline selection. ChangesModel catalog and recommendations
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The recommendation changes can select an incompatible voice-activity model, which may cause voice features to fail at runtime, and the new Fara publisher classification is inaccurate. The PR is not merge-ready until the compatibility filtering issue is fixed or explicitly accepted; the taxonomy issue should also be corrected. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ModelRecommendation
participant ModelCatalog
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ModelRecommendation->>ModelCatalog: Select models by category
ModelCatalog->>CompatibilityVerdict: Evaluate runnable status
CompatibilityVerdict-->>ModelRecommendation: Return eligible models
ModelRecommendation->>VoicePipeline: Provide STT, TTS, LLM, and VAD selections
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/Models/ModelOrg.swift`:
- Around line 112-120: Update the OrgRule entry in the model organization
taxonomy so the “fara” pattern uses the publisher-neutral organization
classification instead of .microsoft, while preserving the existing “phi”
mapping to .microsoft.
In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/Models/ModelRecommendation.swift`:
- Around line 158-159: Update ModelRecommendation.swift lines 158-159 to select
the VAD through pickFirst, applying canRunByModelID to both the registered ID
and category fallback. Add coverage in ModelRecommendationEngineTests.swift
lines 111-124 for a false silero-vad compatibility verdict selecting a runnable
VAD fallback.
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| OrgRule(org: .deepgrove, patterns: ["maple"]), | ||
| OrgRule(org: .ibm, patterns: ["granite"]), | ||
| // `fara` above Microsoft's `phi` only so the two cannot fight if Fara is | ||
| // ever renamed. Fara1.5 ships mirrored under our own HF org, so the | ||
| // catalog row does not name a publisher; this files it by its own name | ||
| // rather than guessing one into a UI label. | ||
| OrgRule(org: .microsoft, patterns: ["phi", "fara"]), | ||
| OrgRule(org: .google, patterns: ["gemma", "embeddinggemma", "siglip"]), | ||
| OrgRule(org: .meta, patterns: ["llama"]), | ||
| OrgRule(org: .meta, patterns: ["llama", "muse-glimmer", "muse_glimmer"]), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Resolve the Fara taxonomy mismatch.
"fara" matches only the Fara1.5 catalog row, but the rule assigns it to .microsoft and displays "Microsoft". Use a publisher-neutral classification for Fara.
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/Models/ModelOrg.swift` around lines 112 - 120, Update
the OrgRule entry in the model organization taxonomy so the “fara” pattern uses
the publisher-neutral organization classification instead of .microsoft, while
preserving the existing “phi” mapping to .microsoft.
| vad: byID[Self.vadModelID] | ||
| ?? byID.values.first { $0.category == .voiceActivityDetection } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Filter VAD candidates with canRunByModelID.
Lines 158-159 select the registered VAD and the category fallback without isRunnable. A VAD with a false compatibility verdict can therefore enter the voice pipeline. Use pickFirst for VAD so the registered ID and fallback both apply the compatibility filter.
RunAnywhereAI/Features/Models/ModelRecommendation.swift#L158-L159: select VAD throughpickFirst(ids: [Self.vadModelID], category: .voiceActivityDetection, from: byID, canRunByModelID: canRunByModelID).RunAnywhereAIUnitTests/ModelRecommendationEngineTests.swift#L111-L124: add a test where"silero-vad"has afalseverdict and a runnable VAD fallback is selected.
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- vad: byID[Self.vadModelID]
- ?? byID.values.first { $0.category == .voiceActivityDetection }
+ vad: pickFirst(
+ ids: [Self.vadModelID],
+ category: .voiceActivityDetection,
+ from: byID,
+ canRunByModelID: canRunByModelID
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| vad: byID[Self.vadModelID] | |
| ?? byID.values.first { $0.category == .voiceActivityDetection } | |
| vad: pickFirst( | |
| ids: [Self.vadModelID], | |
| category: .voiceActivityDetection, | |
| from: byID, | |
| canRunByModelID: canRunByModelID | |
| ) |
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/Models/ModelRecommendation.swift` around lines 158 -
159, Update ModelRecommendation.swift lines 158-159 to select the VAD through
pickFirst, applying canRunByModelID to both the registered ID and category
fallback. Add coverage in ModelRecommendationEngineTests.swift lines 111-124 for
a false silero-vad compatibility verdict selecting a runnable VAD fallback.
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Superseded by #13, which now carries these commits. Consolidating to one PR. |
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Correction
The original description of this PR claimed that merging #12 would leave iOS recommending zero chat models. That is wrong, and I have retracted it below.
I compared
ModelRecommendation.swiftas it stands onmainagainst the catalog that #12 ships, and treated the two as independent. They are not: #12 updates the recommendation ids in the same change as the catalog. Every id #12 ships resolves in the catalog #12 ships. There is no regression, and nothing here is urgent.What is actually true, verified against the catalog branch:
midRange, as intended.MLX.register()returns false and those rows are absent, somidRangeresolves 2 of 5 andlowEndresolves 2 of 4. Thin, not empty.So this PR is a robustness change, not a fix. Judge it on that.
What this PR is for
The org taxonomy. This part is unchanged and stands on its own. Eight models in the rebuilt catalog match no publisher rule and land in the generic "Open source" bucket: five Granite (there is no IBM org),
maple-preview(the model San named specifically),muse-glimmer(Meta's rule matchedllamaonly), andfara1.5. Adds IBM and Deepgrove orgs and the four missing rules. All 84 catalog ids now resolve to a real publisher. The identical change is in runanywhere-android PR #16.A floor under the recommendation engine.
pickModelsandpickFirstmatched curated ids exactly and returned nothing else, so the size of the recommendation list is entirely at the mercy of a catalog edited in a different PR. They now fall back to the category, ordered smallest first, when fewer than three curated ids resolve. Ported from Android'spickLLMs, same threshold. This is what turns the simulator's 2-of-5 into a full list, and what would absorb a future catalog pass that renames a family without updating this file.Tier selection.
preferences(for:)collapsed.unknownontomidRange, andHardwareTierResolver.resolvereturns.unknownon every device, so one list was the only list anything read. Until commons publishes a typed tier, platform is the one honest signal available: a Mac reads the larger list, a phone does not. Not a RAM heuristic, not a memory budget. A real tier outranks it when it arrives.Tests. Six cases in
ModelRecommendationEngineTests, passing alongside the existing suite. They assert the back-fill property, not specific ids: a catalog where no curated id matches still produces recommendations, back-fill opens with the cheapest option, a falsecanRunstill excludes, and an empty catalog correctly recommends nothing.Conflicts with #12
This branch and #12 both rewrite the same three curated id lists with different picks, so they conflict. That is how I caught the error above.
Since there is no regression to race, #12 should merge first and this branch should rebase onto it, keeping #12's ids and adding only the back-fill, the tier selection, the org rules, and the tests. I will do that rather than have a reviewer resolve a conflict between two opinions about which models are good. Say the word and I will push the rebase.
Not in this PR
The device ceiling.
checkCompatibility(id:)already sends realavailableRamBytesandavailableStorageBytesand gets a typedcanRunback from commons, so this needs no hardcoded 10B/35B cap, only extendingModelCompatibilityLookupfrom the recommendation path to browse.Plan and findings:
thoughts/shared/plans/model-picker-catalog-alignment.md.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes