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# Kawai
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Local AI image and video generator. Simple UI. NSFW-capable. Auto GPU detection (Nvidia / AMD / Intel / Apple Silicon / CPU).
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Local AI image and video generator. Simple UI. NSFW-capable. Auto GPU detection (Nvidia / AMD / Intel / CPU).
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## Quick start
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Run with **any Python** you have installed. The launcher bootstraps `uv` and uses it to fetch a clean Python 3.11 runtime + venv, then installs the right PyTorch build for your GPU. Nothing about your system Python is touched.
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Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
First run takes a few minutes (uv install + Python 3.11 download + torch + dependencies). Subsequent runs start instantly.
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`--vendor {nvidia,amd,intel,cpu}` is available too if you need to pair (e.g. `--backend directml --vendor intel`). Override is persisted in `config.local.json` and survives relaunches until you pass `--backend` again or `--reinstall`.
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First run takes a few minutes (uv install + Python 3.11 download + torch + dependencies). Subsequent runs start instantly.
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### What the launcher does
1. Installs `uv` to `.tools/` if not present.
2. Creates `venv/` with Python 3.11 (uv downloads the interpreter on demand).
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3. Detects GPU (Nvidia / AMD / Intel / Apple Silicon / CPU) and installs matching PyTorch wheel.
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3. Detects GPU (Nvidia / AMD / Intel / CPU) and installs matching PyTorch wheel.
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4. Installs latest `diffusers`, `transformers`, etc.
5. Opens browser UI at `http://127.0.0.1:7860`.
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## Status
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Windows + Linux + macOS. AMD on Linux uses ROCm; AMD/Intel on Windows use DirectML; Apple Silicon uses MPS. Intel Macs run on CPU only (no GPU acceleration path).
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Windows only. Linux support planned.
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