# Social Post Draft

## Short Version

I built Objectverse Diary for Build Small Hackathon: a Gradio app where everyday objects wake up, get secret personas, write diaries, chat with you, and generate share cards.

Stable demo: mock-safe, reproducible, no commercial AI APIs.
MiniCPM-V hosted validation now passes for the vision path; local llama.cpp smoke passes with the published LoRA v2 Q4_K_M GGUF.
Synthetic curated v2 dataset + Qwen 1.5B LoRA v2 adapter/GGUF are published as model evidence.

Space: https://huggingface.co/spaces/build-small-hackathon/ObjectverseDiary

## Longer Version

What if your coffee mug had been quietly keeping a diary?

Objectverse Diary is my Build Small Hackathon project: a strange little object archive built with Gradio. Upload an everyday object photo, choose a personality mode, and the app creates:

- a structured object file
- a hidden object persona
- an English-first secret diary with Chinese helper text
- an object chat voice
- a shareable personality card
- an anonymized trace record

The stable submission baseline is mock-safe and reproducible, with no commercial AI APIs. MiniCPM-V vision is wired and hosted-validated on ZeroGPU, while llama.cpp text is validated locally through an optional GGUF path.

I also published a 200-row synthetic curated v2 SFT dataset, a Qwen 1.5B LoRA v2 adapter, and a Q4_K_M GGUF for model evidence. The GGUF is not wired into the public Space runtime yet; the live demo stays intentionally reliable.

Space:
https://huggingface.co/spaces/build-small-hackathon/ObjectverseDiary

## Hashtag Ideas

#BuildSmallHackathon #Gradio #SmallModels #HuggingFace #ObjectverseDiary

## Notes Before Posting

- Add GitHub URL after push is confirmed.
- Add demo video URL after recording.
- Do not claim live Space LoRA/GGUF runtime wiring is complete.