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Revamp HumNod for lighter offline chat and file previews - #1
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HumNod 2.1 puts all three local model choices on the setup screen and adds a 143 MB SmolLM2 download. Qwen3 remains the recommended everyday option. The ARM64 debug APK is about 62 MB, down from about 101 MB for the previous universal APK.
The app streams replies with fewer redraws and recovers from stopped generation. New downloads hash bytes as they arrive, including after a resume. Attachments now show an excerpt before sending. Text parsing preserves Unicode and Markdown whitespace, PDFs use bounded disk-backed reads, and photo OCR remains offline.
The README leads with a full-width banner and real Android screenshots of setup, PDF preview, and an offline reply. The linked performance notes record emulator timings and tradeoffs.
Verified on Android 16 x86-64 emulators. SmolLM2, Qwen3, and Gemma 4 all generated replies in airplane mode. A resumed download matched the pinned SHA-256. The Android build, lint, and seven instrumentation checks passed. Physical phone performance still needs measurement.