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Which local GGUF model translates the visual-novel line on screen well enough, fast enough?
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Which local GGUF translates the visual-novel line on screen well enough, fast enough? Screen-translator benchmark for Japanese→English.
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Docs and results: https://mitchins.github.io/otaku-bench/
./mission/setup.sh && ./mission/run.sh --prune # sweep on the GPU host
./mission/judge_queue.sh # judge inside a daily token cap
zensical serve # docs locally
The eval split's gold, the raw model outputs and the per-item judgments are encrypted with git-crypt so they stay out of training data. See Data policy. The dev split is public in benchmark/otakubench/data/public/.
The full v4 design notes are in README_V4.md, PROTOCOL.md, CATALOG.md and ELIGIBILITY_POLICY.md.