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Local Piper now prefers Amy US Medium for faster on-device readback.
Amy Medium is delivered as a Sherpa-compatible private app voice pack from Forge Downloads/R2 and is SHA-256 verified before use.
The Amy Medium voice-pack URL is checksum-scoped so Android never reuses a stale immutable cached model.
Bundled Ryan Medium remains available only as a local fallback if the Amy Medium voice pack cannot be loaded.
Android downloads now publish the arm64 phone APK instead of a universal emulator APK, keeping the hosted artifact below Cloudflare R2 upload limits.
Settings/Admin now separates audio execution from model choice: STT and TTS can be switched between Local and Server explicitly.
Android now bundles local Sherpa-ONNX streaming Zipformer English STT with efficient, balanced, and fast CPU profiles.
Local Sherpa STT lazy-loads on first microphone use, stays warm while the app is open, and never sends audio to Forge when Local is selected.
Server STT choices remain available as Whisper Turbo, Whisper Large, and Sherpa.
Server Piper is available again; local Piper is selected only through Local TTS execution instead of silently overriding the Piper engine setting.
Local Piper readback no longer crashes Android: Sherpa-ONNX now receives an explicit Java callback with the JNI signature it expects.
Local Piper playback now writes standard pcm_s16le to Android AudioTrack instead of device-dependent float PCM.
Local Piper single-speaker playback now forces speaker id 0 so stale multi-speaker preferences cannot hit single-speaker local models.
Android Piper playback now runs locally through Sherpa-ONNX with Amy Medium preferred and Ryan Medium as fallback.
Piper output now starts on-device without a server round trip when Android is set to Piper.
The Android app preloads local Piper while open so the first playback path is warmed.
Server-side Piper now uses pinned Ryan Medium and derives sample rate from the model config instead of stale env-only wiring.
Forge Piper segment cache now has explicit systemd write access, restoring disk-backed repeat playback cache.
Settings/Admin updates now use one compact Check button that becomes Update only when a newer Android build exists.
Piper output now has its own settings page with Speed, Variation, Texture, and Sentence pause controls wired through the Forge TTS API.
Android now shows a compact local-history storage warning when Forge SQLite usage crosses the visible threshold.
Android now participates in the Forge active-client lease so only the current controller can send prompts, edit files, commit, or control voice.
Desktop and Android clients now share the same controller/observer safety model.
Settings/Admin now lets Android switch TTS between Kokoro and Piper.
Sherpa STT now commits its latest streaming partial without a slow final decode wait.
Speech status now uses a centered green Recording/Decoding overlay with animated dots.
TTS requests now include the selected engine and active playback remains a stop toggle instead of overlapping streams.
Native Kotlin/Compose Forge client.
Shared Forge API contract with replay, search, files, diffs, TTS, STT, and terminal surfaces.
STT socket close and provider error events now surface directly instead of collapsing into a generic audio-frame send failure.
Speech capture now shows explicit Listening, Decoding, permission, auth, and failure feedback in the composer.
The speech meter is more sensitive, taller, and uses more skinny bars so it reads as real microphone activity.
STT partial transcript text now appears live as a temporary composer preview before the final transcript is committed.
The speech meter now follows actual microphone PCM amplitude instead of running a decorative animation.
Composer sizing now cycles compact, tall, full, then hidden with the custom keypad hidden too.
The composer size control now lives in the bottom footer as a purple chevron so it remains available when the composer is hidden.
Visible tabs now wrap tightly to their title with balanced padding instead of keeping extra right-side close-button space.
Mobile tab bar now removes the exposed top stop button and uses a compact stacked-tabs manager.
New tab and close tab controls now live in the tab manager instead of consuming always-visible mobile chrome.
Footer controls are grouped by function: images/files left, stop centered, settings/refresh right.
The duplicate keyboard microphone button has been removed; dictation is controlled from the composer.
Terminal arrow-pad controls are now hidden unless the active session is a terminal-style session.
Composer can cycle between compact, tall, and full content-area modes, with scrollable prompt text.
STT active state now turns on immediately when capture starts instead of waiting on coroutine timing.
Mobile layout now starts at the tab bar, without the extra top toolbar.
Mobile keyboard now matches the web-style rows and symbol layout switcher.
Launcher icon now uses the Forge fire-and-sword artwork.
Keyboard layout cycling now returns to letters without crashing.
Number keyboard keeps the same vertical footprint as the letter and symbol layouts.
Composer focus no longer opens the Android system keyboard over the Forge keypad.
Forge keypad keys now edit and submit the prompt composer directly.
Composer now has embedded mic and readback buttons; readback speaks the current composer text.
Composer text now uses the full row, with the redundant inline send button removed.
Update settings now show Current Android, Latest Android, Update Check, and Download controls.
Settings/Admin now owns update checks instead of rendering admin blocks in the chat canvas.
App startup now only restores session state and replay; it does not send automatic prompts or terminal input.
STT capture now allows long dictation sessions up to 10 minutes.
The mobile canvas now stays blank until real transcript content exists and exposes a jump-to-bottom control when scrolled up.
Assistant messages can now be read aloud through the Forge TTS streaming API.
Android TTS playback consumes Forge pcm_s16le WebSocket frames directly through AudioTrack.
Mic dictation now uses the Forge speech transcription WebSocket.
Android STT capture uploads 16 kHz mono pcm_s16le frames directly to Whisper.cpp.
Native voice traffic now uses api-forge.gagliahq.com so STT/TTS WebSockets do not go through the preview site origin.
Settings/Admin now lets Android choose Whisper.cpp or Sherpa ONNX for speech-to-text.
Speech capture now shows a centered stamped RECORDING overlay instead of the waveform meter.
Sherpa ONNX speech-to-text now emits live partial transcript events while recording.
All-caps Sherpa transcripts are normalized to sentence case before they reach Android.
Composer readback is now a true Kokoro TTS toggle: tap once to play, tap again to stop the active stream.
The recording overlay is now glyph-only text with the red scan masked inside the letters.
Settings/Admin now includes Whisper Large, a full large-v3 q5_0 accuracy lane, alongside Whisper Turbo and Sherpa.
Settings/Admin now exposes Kokoro output settings for real English voices, final/live playback mode, and supported speed range.
Kokoro voice selection now groups American and British English male/female voices with native vector face badges.
Holding the Forge keypad delete key now repeats quickly instead of requiring repeated taps.
File Cabinet now uses a simpler web-style path-first tree/list instead of a split side-pane layout.
File and folder rows now have paperclip attach controls that insert file:/home/forge/... or folder:/home/forge/... into the prompt composer.
The prompt composer now shows a paperclip indicator when file or folder references are attached.
File Cabinet header now shows only the current path plus icon-only new-file and new-folder controls.
File Cabinet close now stays on the footer folder toggle instead of an in-panel X.
File Cabinet no longer shows the File Cabinet title or branch cleanliness label in the header.
Mobile File Cabinet preview now exposes Attach only for path sharing; visible Copy was removed.
Opened files now use the full preview width with Save, Delete, Attach, and Close controls in one bottom icon row.
The selected-file title row was removed from mobile preview to save vertical space.
Opened file preview now renders as one square-edged panel instead of a nested card inside another card.
Editor/image content and the action icon footer now share one container separated by a thin divider.
Opened file preview now has an editor-only toggle that hides the file list and restores it from the footer.
Delete moved to the far-left side of the file preview footer to reduce accidental destructive taps.
Text-file editing now uses the Forge keypad path instead of opening the Android system keyboard.
File Cabinet now uses the /home/forge-scoped backend contract with native file list, editor, image preview, delete/undo, commit, and large-folder load-more support.
File Cabinet delete undo now hydrates from durable backend state after refresh/restart.
Large folders now paginate through nextOffset/load-more instead of forcing a single giant listing.
Save conflict handling now protects changed files from silent overwrite.

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Native Rust/egui Forge desktop client.
Shared Forge API contract with replay, search, files, diffs, TTS, STT, and terminal surfaces.
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