Game: hero creation + selection flow; pin the Space

Add Tiny Aya text generation option

Portraits step 3: persona panel Portrait section + per-hero caching

Settings: hide the app URL printed in Gradio's Settings header

Settings: "Use recommended for this device" button (GPU/device-tier heuristic)

Settings presets: real padding (beat Gradio reset) + readable active hover

Settings: recommended quality presets + device readout; persist all choices

Voice: provider-driven per-hero voices; settings is provider-only

Persona: simplify prompt to name/about/quote/voice; editable in Settings

Persona voice: re-DESIGN when the voice description changes (not clone)

Persona voice: play↔stop toggle, loading spinner, auto-stop on nav/new pick

Persona voice: cloud voice-clone, varied voice designs, animated class picker

Personas → heroes: shield icon, hero terminology, empty state, active highlight

Fix: red headings, voice-edit badge, and voices persisting across refresh

Persona voice: one pulsing play button, sidebar-style headings, live badge

Persona: red section headings, icon buttons, edit-aware voice + clone-on-play

Persona: editable fields (auto-save), quote after about, Create/Replay voice

Personas-as-agents: spoken quote + save to a local-first barracks roster

Move Voice settings into the Settings page; add a sidebar ⚙ Settings button

Add Qwen3-TTS Voice Design (DashScope) + persona voice descriptions

Settings: model section to top; default WebLLM + Qwen3 0.6B; copyable debug

Put the model picker in Gradio's OWN settings page (not a custom tab)

Move engine/model settings to a Settings page; share one model across both pages

Mobile: collapse model/voice control bars behind tap-to-expand

Mobile: give persona/diary content real space on phones

Add in-browser TTS: read war diaries aloud (Kokoro / Kitten / Web Speech)

Multi-engine benchmark: wllama vs Transformers.js vs WebLLM (engine selector)

In-browser models: catalog + picker + cache delete, live tok/s stats, raw 'thinking' stream

Personas + war-diary via llama.cpp (reusing woid's persona SSE protocol)