You can run @pipecat_ai voice agents entirely locally on iOS.
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You can run @pipecat_ai voice agents entirely locally on iOS. Here's @JonPTaylor talking through how this works. Jon demonstrates an on-device agent that uses the Apple Speech Analyzer transcription model, the Apple Foundation Models on-device LLM, and @kyutai_labs PocketTTS. This is running on iOS 26. The transcription model is quite good. The LLM is ... small. But if you're using the iOS 27 beta, you can experiment with the next generation of the Apple Foundation Models, too. There's definitely progress happening in these ~3B parameter models. The key thing to me, though, is that the code
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