✅ Architecture implemented - Service layer, JNI wrapper, and integration with ChatViewModel complete ⏳ Native library pending - llama.cpp Android bindings need to be added
The app is fully functional with a fallback implementation:
- Model loading/unloading simulation
- Message history management with configurable limit
- System prompt and user context integration
- Temperature and Top-P parameter support
- Streaming response simulation
- Request logs with all parameters
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Download llama.cpp Android bindings from:
- https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/tree/master/examples/android
- Or use community builds like
llama-android
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Add native libraries to
app/src/main/jniLibs/:app/src/main/jniLibs/ ├── arm64-v8a/ │ └── libllama-android.so ├── armeabi-v7a/ │ └── libllama-android.so ├── x86/ │ └── libllama-android.so └── x86_64/ └── libllama-android.so -
Update
LlamaCppWrapper.ktto remove fallback and implement real JNI methods
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Install Android NDK
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Clone llama.cpp:
git clone https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp.git
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Build for Android using CMake
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Copy
.sofiles tojniLibsfolders
Consider using alternatives like:
- Transformers.js (via WebView)
- ONNX Runtime Mobile
- TensorFlow Lite with custom ops
- JNI method declarations for model loading/generation
- Fallback text generation for testing
- Error handling and logging
- Model lifecycle management
- Conversation history building (respects
messageHistoryLimit) - System prompt and context injection
- Parameter passthrough (temperature, top-p)
- Streaming response with Flow
- Request logging
- Auto-loads model when selected
- Streams responses word-by-word
- Saves all parameters in message metadata
- Shows "Thinking..." during generation
- Error handling with error messages
The app works perfectly for UI/UX testing:
- Download models (files are saved)
- Select model (loads successfully with fallback)
- Send messages (gets simulated responses)
- View request logs (shows all parameters)
- All features work except real AI generation
- ✅ UI/UX完成测试
- ✅ Settings integration working
- ✅ Message history limiting working
- ⏳ Add real llama.cpp bindings
- ⏳ Test with actual GGUF models
When adding real llama.cpp:
- First load takes 5-30 seconds (model loading)
- Generation: ~1-5 tokens/second on mobile
- Context size: 2048 tokens (configurable)
- Memory: ~1-3GB depending on model
Both Qwen and Llama models should be:
- Format: GGUF (not GGML)
- Quantization: Q4_K_M or Q5_K_M recommended
- Size: 1-3GB for mobile devices