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@seanhogg/builderforce-studio

v0.2.0

Published

Headless client-side AI video-generation engine for the browser. Runs LCM / SD-Turbo diffusion on WebGPU or WebNN (onnxruntime-web), CLIP tokenization via @huggingface/transformers, Mamba SSM temporal coherence, and WebCodecs MP4 muxing. No React. For a r

Downloads

427

Readme

@seanhogg/builderforce-studio

Headless, fully client-side AI video-generation engine for the browser. Runs LCM / SD-Turbo diffusion on WebGPU or WebNN, conditioned on a Mamba SSM state for frame-to-frame temporal coherence, and muxes MP4 via WebCodecs. No React, no UI, no server GPU.

This package is the engine. For a ready-made React <StudioPanel> component, install @seanhogg/builderforce-studio-embedded, which builds on this.

npm install @seanhogg/builderforce-studio \
  onnxruntime-web @huggingface/transformers @seanhogg/builderforce-sdk

Usage

import { VideoEngine, probeDevice } from '@seanhogg/builderforce-studio';

const engine = await VideoEngine.create({
  authToken: 'bfk_...',          // or a tenant JWT — Authorization: Bearer
  model: 'lcm-dreamshaper-v7',   // | 'sd-turbo'
  device: 'auto',                // 'webnn' | 'webgpu' | 'cpu' | 'auto'
});

if (!engine) {
  // No viable device — render an unsupported state in your UI.
  return;
}

const result = await engine.generate({
  prompt: 'a fox running through autumn forest at golden hour',
  frames: 24,
  fps: 12,
  steps: 4,
  coherence: 'prompt-bias',       // | 'latent-residual'
  coherenceStrength: 0.5,
  onFrame: (idx, bitmap) => { /* live preview */ },
});

// result.blob       → MP4 Blob
// result.mambaState → updated MambaStateSnapshot (round-trips to IDB / R2)
// result.frames     → ImageBitmap[]

VideoEngineOptions.apiKey is still accepted as an alias; new code should pass authToken.

Architecture

[Short prompt]
   │  HTTPS — Builderforce LLM gateway (prompt expansion)
   ▼
[VideoEngine] ── per-frame loop ──┐
   ▼                              │  Mamba state h_t
[DiffusionEngine]                 │  feeds the next frame via
   ├─ CLIP tokenizer (transformers.js) │  prompt-bias OR latent-residual
   ├─ text-encoder / UNet / VAE (onnxruntime-web)
   └─ LCM consistency-model scheduler
   ▼                              │
[MambaCoherence] ─── advances h_t ┘
   ▼
[WebCodecsMuxer] → MP4 Blob

Exports

VideoEngine, probeDevice, hasWebGPUSupport, configureOnnxRuntime, MODEL_REGISTRY, and all engine types (MambaStateSnapshot, DiffusionModelId, GenerateOptions, GenerateResult, ProbedDevice, …).

WASM binaries load from a CDN at runtime via configureOnnxRuntime() so nothing multi-MB ships in your bundle.

License

MIT