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docs(core-ai): document core ai on the website, with hosted models - #312
Moves the Core AI docs to the website, now that every task has an implementation and a hosted model, and drops the "work in progress / throws unsupported / planned" wording they carried while the package was being built.
Website
New Core AI section in website/src/docs/core-ai (the site builds with it):
Getting Started: tasks and their APIs, installation, Expo and bare setup, linked tasks, loading models
Images and Video: FLUX.2 image generation and Wan 2.1 video generation, with their options and export shapes
Transcription: files, and live PCM audio with streamTranscribe
Embeddings: CLIP text and image embeddings, and the model format
Vision: object detection, segmentation, video segmentation, super-resolution, classification and depth
Raw Function Calls: tensors, ownership and performance
Models: every Core AI export hosted on Hugging Face (folder, size, platforms, the API that runs it), the community exports, and how to make your own, with links to Apple's export guide, recipe catalog and Swift runtimes and the command behind each hosted export
The docs introduction and the root README list the provider.
Package and skill
packages/core-ai/README.md drops the work-in-progress banner, and keeps installation and a first call, with links to the website pages. packages/core-ai/docs/* moves to the website.
The agent skill moves to skills/react-native-ai/references/core-ai-provider.md, as its own comment asked for on release, and SKILL.md and quick-start.md route to it.
Outstanding work, filed before dropping the wording
Added Core AI guides for text, image and video generation, transcription, embeddings, vision tasks, raw model functions, error handling, and model selection.
Documented setup requirements, supported tasks, model options, limitations, and usage examples.
Updated provider references and navigation to include Core AI and distinguish it from Apple’s system-model provider.
Updated package guidance with links to hosted, task-specific documentation.
Added Core AI selection guidance to the React Native AI skill and quick start.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds Core AI provider information and task documentation across the project README, skill references, and website. It updates provider routing and setup guidance, adds model and task guides, and removes four local package guides.
Changes: Core AI provider documentation
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Summary
Provider discovery and routing README.md, website/src/docs/index.md, website/src/docs/_meta.json, website/src/docs/core-ai/_meta.json, skills/react-native-ai/SKILL.md, skills/react-native-ai/references/quick-start.md
Project and website provider listings include Core AI. Skill routing and the quick start add Core AI triggers, prerequisites, and provider references.
Setup and model guidance packages/core-ai/README.md, packages/core-ai/docs/*, skills/react-native-ai/references/core-ai-provider.md, website/src/docs/core-ai/getting-started.mdx, website/src/docs/core-ai/models.md
The package README links to hosted documentation, and its previous local guides are removed. Website and skill references describe setup, task linking, model sources, and hosted exports.
Text, image, and video generation website/src/docs/core-ai/generating.md, website/src/docs/core-ai/images-and-video.md
The guides describe text generation and streaming, image and video generation, and documented options and model constraints.
Transcription and embeddings website/src/docs/core-ai/transcription.md, website/src/docs/core-ai/embeddings.md
The guides describe file and live transcription, and text and image embedding workflows.
Vision tasks, raw functions, and errors website/src/docs/core-ai/vision.md, website/src/docs/core-ai/raw-functions.md, website/src/docs/core-ai/errors.md
The guides document vision tasks, direct calls to exported model functions with tensor inputs, and error handling.
callstackincubator/ai#341: Adds model-management APIs for the model loading workflow described in this documentation.
callstackincubator/ai#303: Implements video segmentation and tracking behavior described in the Core AI vision guide.
callstackincubator/ai#299: Implements the transcription task and APIs described in the transcription guide.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review d2504
Documentation users may install an incompatible AI SDK or encounter a type/runtime failure when following the raw model example; these are localized documentation fixes.
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observed — website (service) was modified; 12 changed files map to changed impact.
observed — packages/core-ai (library) was modified; 5 changed files map to changed impact.
observed — skills (service) was modified; 3 changed files map to changed impact.
observed — README.md (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
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observed — Modified behavior in packages/core-ai/docs/agent-skill.md: The entire guide was removed, including setup requirements, task-linking configuration and error behavior, model export and usage instructions, API examples, limitations, and related-skill links.
observed — Modified behavior in packages/core-ai/docs/api.md: The API guide was removed, including its adapter and native API examples, capability tables, model/task requirements and limitations, tensor and video-segmentation guidance, and model-loading and starter-model documentation.
observed — Modified behavior in packages/core-ai/docs/getting-started.md: The getting-started guide was removed, including installation and platform requirements, native and Expo configuration, task selection and linking behavior, supported-task notes, and model export and usage examples.
observed — Modified behavior in packages/core-ai/docs/models.md: The models.md guide was deleted, including its model catalog, platform and third-party bundle notes, Apple export recipe links, and example commands for exporting models.
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- Line 177: Update the README install command for the examples to include the
`ai` package alongside `@react-native-ai/core-ai` and `@react-native-ai/apple`,
so the subsequent `ai` import resolves.
- Line 168: Update the Image and Video Generation entry to qualify Wan 2.1’s
iPhone video-generation support by stating that hosted export can exhaust memory
and terminate the app on iPhone 17 Pro; make the same limitation clear in the
provider overview and skill routing.
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- Line 90: Update the Video generation entry using coreAI.videoModel and
experimental_generateVideo to warn that the hosted Wan 2.1 model exceeds iPhone
memory limits and can cause the app to be killed during decoding; do not present
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- Around line 93-94: Update the CoreAI.runTask and CoreAI.loadModel examples to
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- Line 87: Update the prerequisites in the core AI provider reference to link to
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- Line 53: Update the bare-app setup guidance around the Podfile and Xcode
deployment target to include installing the pods after both targets are set, so
the native modules and Swift products are linked.
Review comments at @skills/react-native-ai/SKILL.md:
- Around line 30-32: Update the selection guidance in the Core AI section so
explicit requests for Core AI models or .aimodel bundles take precedence over
generic task matches, including Apple transcription rules. Preserve the existing
iOS feature matches and ensure the guidance selects exactly one path.
Review comments at @website/src/docs/core-ai/embeddings.md:
- Line 34: Update the embedding documentation for CoreAIEmbeddings.batches to
clarify that providerOptions['core-ai'].batchSize changes batch size only for
dynamic batch dimensions; fixed-batch functions use their declared batch size.
Review comments at @website/src/docs/core-ai/getting-started.mdx:
- Line 12: Update the transcription entry in the getting-started table and the
matching entry in the core-ai README to use the exported name
experimental_streamTranscribe instead of streamTranscribe; leave the other
transcription names and model reference unchanged.
Review comments at @website/src/docs/core-ai/images-and-video.md:
- Line 21: Update the `stepCount` value in the example’s `providerOptions` to 2,
matching the documented 512x512 FLUX.2 benchmark configuration.
Review comments at @website/src/docs/core-ai/vision.md:
- Around line 30-38: Define a separate model configuration for the
EfficientSAM-Ti segmentation model, and use it in both
`CoreAI.runTask('segmentation', ...)` examples instead of the YOLOS-tiny
object-detection model. Keep the object-detection model for the detection
examples.
- Line 92: Complete the `sourceUri` sentence in the vision documentation so it
reads: “Set `sourceUri` to the folder that contains both the model and
`labels.json`.” Leave the preceding class-name sentence unchanged.
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Point the polyfills link to the existing .mdx file.
Rspress treats this as a file-path link. Because polyfills.md does not exist, readers can reach a broken destination.
Suggested fix
-`@react-native-ai/apple` is a peer dependency: Core AI language models run through the same Foundation Models session as Apple Intelligence. To use the AI SDK functions, you'll need v7+ and [required polyfills](../polyfills.md):+`@react-native-ai/apple` is a peer dependency: Core AI language models run through the same Foundation Models session as Apple Intelligence. To use the AI SDK functions, you'll need v7+ and [required polyfills](../polyfills.mdx):
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Update the required polyfills link in the getting-started content to point to
the existing .mdx file instead of the nonexistent .md destination.
Minor · Remove the Wan command from the iOS export list. · models.md:47-54
The Wan bundle is documented as macOS-only, and the iOS video path kills the app when the VAE decoder loads. However, this section presents --platform iOS as the command behind the hosted export. Users can follow it and produce an unusable iOS video workflow.
Remove the command from the iOS section. Document the hosted Wan export separately as macOS-only.
Suggested fix
-uv run coreai.diffusion.export Wan-AI/Wan2.1-T2V-1.3B-Diffusers --platform iOS --compression 4bit-asym-# then the Wan decoder again for 32x32 tiles, see the repository card++The hosted Wan 2.1 export is macOS-only. See the repository card for its export details.
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Remove the Wan diffusion export command and decoder note from the iOS export
list. Document the hosted Wan 2.1 export separately as macOS-only, directing
readers to the repository card for export details.
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point to the existing .mdx file instead of the nonexistent .md destination.
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- Around line 47-54: Remove the Wan diffusion export command and decoder note
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Consume result.textStream in the streaming example.
This snippet creates a stream and then discards it. AI SDK streaming uses backpressure and requires consuming the returned stream for generation to complete. Add an async iteration so the copied example produces output. (github.com)
Suggested fix
const result = streamText({
model: coreAI.languageModel({
id: 'qwen3-0.6b',
source: { type: 'file', uri: qwen3 },
variant: 'iOS',
}),
prompt: 'Explain Core AI in one sentence.',
})
+for await (const delta of result.textStream) {+ console.log(delta)+}
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Update the README streaming example around streamText so it consumes
result.textStream with async iteration and outputs each yielded delta, allowing
generation to complete.
Minor · Correct the hosted-export claim. · README.md:165
The raw .aimodel task has no hosted export at this revision. The setup table says Your own export, and the models page has no hosted repository for this row. Limit this sentence to task-specific hosted exports, or state that raw calls require the user's own export. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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-Your app downloads or bundles the models, and every task has a hosted export to start from.+Your app downloads or bundles the models. Task-specific hosted exports are available to start from; raw `.aimodel` calls require your own export.
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Update the README sentence about Core AI model exports so it does not claim
every task has a hosted export. Clarify that hosted exports are available for
supported tasks and raw `.aimodel` calls require the user's own export.
Minor · Align the AI SDK version for the Core AI install. · README.md:177
The compatibility table maps React Native AI 0.12 to AI SDK v6. The Core AI guide in the same change says the Core AI APIs are "aligned with AI SDK v7," and the example app pins ai to ^7.0.152. The Core AI install command has no version, so ai resolves to whatever version is current when a user installs. @react-native-ai/core-ai does not declare ai as a dependency or peer dependency, so the README is the only place that sets the version. Pin the install command to the v7 line that the Core AI guide and example use, and update the table so the 0.12 row matches the Core AI guidance.
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Update the Core AI install command in the README to pin ai to the v7 line, and
update the React Native AI 0.12 compatibility-table row to match the Core AI
guidance.
Minor · Document the exporter setup. · core-ai-provider.md:79-82
uv run coreai.llm.export requires an apple/coreai-models checkout and its Python environment. The npm commands above do not install this exporter. Add the checkout/setup step or link to the export guide. Otherwise, a user who chooses “export one” from a fresh app will not have the coreai command available. The same-revision Models guide already states that these commands run from an apple/coreai-models checkout. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the exporter instructions around `uv run coreai.llm.export` to link to
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Minor · Add the Expo prebuild step. · core-ai-provider.md:47-50
After adding the config plugin, run npx expo prebuild before installing or rebuilding native dependencies when the project already has native directories. Expo applies config-plugin changes during prebuild, and expo run:ios only runs prebuild automatically when the native directories do not exist. Without this step, the iOS deployment target and Core AI Podfile properties can remain unchanged. (docs.expo.dev)
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- Around line 190-197: Update the README streaming example around streamText so
it consumes result.textStream with async iteration and outputs each yielded
delta, allowing generation to complete.
- Line 165: Update the README sentence about Core AI model exports so it does
not claim every task has a hosted export. Clarify that hosted exports are
available for supported tasks and raw `.aimodel` calls require the user's own
export.
- Line 177: Update the Core AI install command in the README to pin ai to the v7
line, and update the React Native AI 0.12 compatibility-table row to match the
Core AI guidance.
Review comments at @skills/react-native-ai/references/core-ai-provider.md:
- Around line 79-82: Update the exporter instructions around `uv run
coreai.llm.export` to link to the export guide or explain that the command
requires an `apple/coreai-models` checkout and its Python environment; clarify
that the npm setup does not install the exporter.
- Around line 47-50: Update the Expo setup instructions around the
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Polyfills link in getting-started.mdx: now ../polyfills, without an extension, like the other website links.
Wan command in models.md: kept. The hosted export is the --platform iOS export (its ios/ folder), so that command produces it. It now says the export runs on macOS and doesn't fit in iPhone memory yet (Core AI: video generation on iPhone runs out of memory #306), matching the table.
README streaming example: now reads result.textStream.
README hosted-export claim: now names raw function calls as the one task without a hosted export.
Pinning ai@^7 in the README: not changed. The compatibility table maps 0.13 and above to v7, Core AI first ships in 0.13, and the other providers' install commands don't pin ai either.
Skill exporter setup: now says the exporter runs from an apple/coreai-models checkout set up with uv, with a link to its export guide.
Skill Expo setup: now says to run npx expo prebuild after adding the plugin or changing its options.
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Stacked on #309, the top of the Core AI stack (#299 → #300 → #301 → #302 → #303 → #309). Part of #237 and #238.
Moves the Core AI docs to the website, now that every task has an implementation and a hosted model, and drops the "work in progress / throws unsupported / planned" wording they carried while the package was being built.
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Core AIsection inwebsite/src/docs/core-ai(the site builds with it):streamTranscribeThe docs introduction and the root README list the provider.
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packages/core-ai/README.mddrops the work-in-progress banner, and keeps installation and a first call, with links to the website pages.packages/core-ai/docs/*moves to the website.skills/react-native-ai/references/core-ai-provider.md, as its own comment asked for on release, andSKILL.mdandquick-start.mdroute to it.Outstanding work, filed before dropping the wording
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