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feat(android): add a gemini nano provider built on ml kit genai - #367
Adds @react-native-ai/android, an AI SDK provider for Gemini Nano built on ML Kit GenAI, without ADK. It supports generation, streaming, images, tool calling, transcription and embeddings.
import{android}from'@react-native-ai/android'if(android.isAvailable()){const{ text }=awaitgenerateText({model: android(), prompt })}
Options ML Kit doesn't support return an AI SDK unsupported warning instead of failing the request.
Tool calling needs Gemini Nano 4 and uses genai-prompt, because genai-agent only accepts Android App Functions (#361).
On nano-v2, multi-turn messages are merged into one prompt, because Nano reads only the first one (#364).
Test plan
Unit tests, typecheck, lint and the Android build pass.
Adds @react-native-ai/android, an AI SDK provider that wraps Google's ML
Kit GenAI libraries directly instead of ADK:
- language model on genai-prompt beta5: generate and stream, system
instructions, conversations, images, thinking mode, and tool calling
through the Prompt API's dynamic function declarations, with the AI SDK
running JS tools
- transcription of audio files on genai-speech-recognition alpha2
- embeddings on genai-embedding alpha1
- adk-style getModelInfo (with ML Kit's feature list), prepare with
download progress, a synchronous isAvailable, and coded errors
genai-agent alpha1 only accepts tools discovered as Android App
Functions, so it can't run AI SDK tools. Structured output only takes
KSP-generated Kotlin classes, so responseFormat returns an unsupported
warning, as do tools and thinking on models whose ML Kit features lack
them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Copies the android harness runner from #359 (not merged, stacked on the
ADK work): the android runner for the device model in
HARNESS_ANDROID_DEVICE, platform filters for the harness folders, and a
test:harness:android script. Adds @react-native-ai/android to the app with
Kotlin 2.4, which the ML Kit GenAI libraries need, and tests generation,
streaming, images, tools, transcription and embeddings in
harness/android.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This change adds an Android AI SDK provider backed by ML Kit GenAI. It implements Gemini Nano generation and streaming, transcription, and embeddings through a React Native native module. It also adds Android device harness support, tests, and documentation.
Adds Android build configuration, package metadata, TypeScript setup, shared error codes, and the native TurboModule contract.
ML Kit model services and bridge packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/...
Implements error mapping and download reporting, plus Gemini Nano generation and function conversion, embedding, transcription, and the React Native bridge.
AI SDK provider and tests packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts, packages/android/src/__tests__/*, packages/android/src/index.ts
Maps AI SDK operations to native calls for generation, streaming, transcription, and embeddings. Tests cover mappings, results, errors, and cancellation.
Example integration and Android harness apps/example/*, harness/android/*
Adds Android device selection and harness execution, with tests for model availability, generation, tool use, embeddings, and transcription.
callstackincubator/ai#365: The change adds tool calling, transcription, and embeddings with Android device harness tests for those features.
callstackincubator/ai#364: The provider handles system instructions for models without system-prompt support by combining the instruction and text parts.
callstackincubator/ai#363: The change adds whole-file transcription through ML Kit speech recognition.
Multi-turn requests can lose speaker context, and availability checks can mislead callers about whether models are usable. Resolve these issues before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to a1b23
The new on-device execution path has a request-ownership weakness: reusing identifiers can leave overlapping work outside cancellation tracking. Normal calls reduce that exposure, but some cancellation and cleanup guarantees remain unverified.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: Reusing a native run ID can detach active work from cancellation tracking. Generation and transcription overwrite an existing entry, cancellation removes the entry before the old job finishes, and completion removes by ID without checking job identity. An older job can therefore remove a replacement job's entry after a cancel-and-retry transition. The native API is publicly exported, although normal SDK calls mitigate exposure by generating fresh IDs. This affects request ownership and failure containment; no privilege escalation is established.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated scope is the host application on one device: caller-provided text and media, URI resources accessible under the application's authority, and tool-call data returned to the caller. The provider code does not establish a new remote service or independently grant tool-execution privileges. Downstream tool authority depends on the consuming application and external dispatcher, which were not fully verified.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The SDK accepts image bytes or file/content URLs and rejects other URL protocols at its adapter boundary. Direct native callers bypass that JavaScript validation: native image conversion opens the supplied URI through ContentResolver. This is an application-authority read path, not evidence of arbitrary network access or an Android permission bypass; provider-specific reach remains unverified.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Transcription writes audio to a unique temporary file in the application's cache directory, closes its audio source with use, and attempts deletion in finally after success, failure, or cooperative cancellation. Abrupt process termination and failed deletion are outside the guarantees established by this block.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Make run registration atomic across operation types and remove entries only when the completing job still owns them. Define shared preparation as an explicitly independent lifecycle, and validate cancellation and client disposal against the third-party runtime contracts.
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Review comments at
@packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/Embeddings.kt:
- Around line 52-64: Serialize the full check, download, warmup, and update of
prepared in Embeddings.prepare using a dedicated prepareMutex; do not reuse
mutex, which model() already locks. Keep concurrent prepare calls from
duplicating downloads or warmup, and make prepared visibility consistent with
the existing GeminiNano and Transcription patterns.
Review comments at
@packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/GeminiNano.kt:
- Around line 118-120: Update the cached status check in isAvailable to treat
FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADING as available, alongside AVAILABLE and DOWNLOADABLE,
while preserving the existing uncached behavior.
Review comments at @packages/android/README.md:
- Line 38: Update the documentation link in the README to point to the existing
Android getting-started page at /docs/android/getting-started instead of
/docs/android.
Review comments at @packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:
- Around line 645-650: In doGenerate and doStream, re-check abortSignal?.aborted
immediately after ensurePrepared() resolves and throw
getAbortReason(abortSignal) before preparing the request or starting native
work. Preserve the existing behavior when the signal is not aborted.
Review comments at @website/src/content/docs/docs/android/getting-started.mdx:
- Line 81: Replace the android.isAvailable() check with android.getModelInfo(),
and handle its reported availability states before generation so the generation
call runs only when the model is available.
- Line 42: Add the `npx expo install expo-build-properties` command to the Expo
setup section before the configuration step that sets `minSdkVersion` and the
Kotlin version with `expo-build-properties`.
Review comments at @website/src/content/docs/docs/android/tools.md:
- Around line 12-15: Update the function-calling model-selection guidance in the
Android tools documentation to state that Gemini Nano 4 is available by default
on Galaxy Z Flip 8 and Fold 8, so preview and fast preferences are not required
on those devices; make the matching update to the corresponding statement in
models.md.
- Line 30: Add `zod` to the Getting Started installation instructions before the
example that imports `z` from `zod`, so readers can resolve the import even when
their package manager does not install peer dependencies automatically.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Treat a cached DOWNLOADING status as available.
The KDoc says isAvailable returns true when Gemini Nano is "available or downloadable". The uncached fallback returns true whenever AICore is installed. A cached FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADING status returns false. Consider this sequence:
getModelInfo() runs while AICore is still fetching the model.
isAvailable() then reports the model as unusable.
prepare() would wait for the download and succeed.
Include DOWNLOADING in the check so that the cached path matches the documented contract and the uncached path.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/GeminiNano.kt"+++ "b/packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/GeminiNano.kt"@@ -115,9 +115,11 @@
* status this process saw, or else from whether AICore is installed.
*/
fun isAvailable(config: NanoConfig): Boolean {
statuses[config]?.let {
- return it == FeatureStatus.AVAILABLE || it == FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADABLE+ return it == FeatureStatus.AVAILABLE ||+ it == FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADABLE ||+ it == FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADING
}
return try {
context.packageManager.getPackageInfo(AICORE_PACKAGE, 0)
true
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statuses[config]?.let {
return it ==FeatureStatus.AVAILABLE|| it ==FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADABLE
}
statuses[config]?.let {
return it ==FeatureStatus.AVAILABLE||
it ==FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADABLE||
it ==FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADING
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around lines 118 - 120:
Update the cached status check in isAvailable to treat FeatureStatus.DOWNLOADING
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use the model status for this availability check.
Before a status check, isAvailable() only checks whether AICore is installed. It can therefore return true when Gemini Nano is unavailable, and the example’s generation call can fail. Use getModelInfo() and handle its availability states before generating. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @website/src/content/docs/docs/android/getting-started.mdx at
line 81:
Replace the android.isAvailable() check with android.getModelInfo(), and handle
its reported availability states before generation so the generation call runs
only when the model is available.
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Leaving this one. isAvailable() is meant to be a quick synchronous check, and the models page explains when to use getModelInfo(). If the model turns out to be unavailable, prepare() fails with MODEL_UNAVAILABLE. Handling every status here would make the first example harder to follow.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Add installation instructions for zod.
The example imports zod, but Getting Started installs only @react-native-ai/android and ai. zod is a peer dependency of ai, so package managers that do not install peers automatically cannot resolve this import. Tell readers to install zod before running the example. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @website/src/content/docs/docs/android/tools.md at line 30:
Add `zod` to the Getting Started installation instructions before the example
that imports `z` from `zod`, so readers can resolve the import even when their
package manager does not install peer dependencies automatically.
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…uris
Gemini Nano without system prompt support (nano-v2 on a Pixel 9 Pro)
reads only the first text part of a request, so it answered the first
turn and ignored the rest. On those models the system instruction and
every turn's text are merged into one part, after the images, like ADK's
NanoSingleTextPrompt (#364 tracks removing it).
Image URIs are read through the ContentResolver, as ADK did, since ML
Kit's ImagePart(Uri) refuses files in the app's data directory, and
file:/path URIs (one slash, as expo-file-system writes them) are no
longer downloaded by the AI SDK. The transcription model gains ADK's
isAvailable().
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@packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/GeminiNano.kt:
- Around line 256-265: Update the fallback in the unsupported-system-prompt path
to build text from each Content turn with explicit USER or MODEL role labels and
turn boundaries, rather than flattening contents into parts before joining text.
Preserve systemInstruction and image handling while ensuring the fallback
request retains the distinct roles of multi-turn history.
Review comments at @packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:
- Around line 850-851: Update the transcription isAvailable check using
getModelInfo to treat downloading as preparable alongside available and
downloadable, and update the related assertion to cover the downloading status.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve turn roles in the single-text fallback.
When the model lacks system-prompt support, this code joins USER and MODEL text without role markers. It then sends the result as one USER message. Different conversation histories can produce the same request, so the model cannot distinguish a prior assistant answer from a user instruction. Encode each turn’s role and boundary in the fallback text before sending multi-turn history. ML Kit defines USER and MODEL as distinct roles. (developers.google.com)
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around lines 256 - 265:
Update the fallback in the unsupported-system-prompt path to build text from
each Content turn with explicit USER or MODEL role labels and turn boundaries,
rather than flattening contents into parts before joining text. Preserve
systemInstruction and image handling while ensuring the fallback request retains
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Treat a downloading transcription model as preparable.
When ML Kit reports downloading, isAvailable() returns false. Native Transcription.prepare() accepts DOWNLOADING and waits for the download. A caller that checks availability first can therefore disable transcription while preparation could succeed. Include downloading in this check, and update the assertion at Line 583. The earlier review raised the same status distinction for Gemini Nano; this is the separate transcription path. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts around lines 850 - 851:
Update the transcription isAvailable check using getModelInfo to treat
downloading as preparable alongside available and downloadable, and update the
related assertion to cover the downloading status.
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prepare() waits for a download in progress, so isAvailable() reports it
as available for Gemini Nano and transcription.
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…ni nano
Without labels the model can't tell its own earlier answers from the
user's turns once the history is merged into one prompt (#364).
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Getting started opens with a feature table, errors get their own page,
generating uses the same sections as apple and adk, and the docs home
lists the provider.
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🆕 Audio temp file is created without an extension although the format is inferred from it
packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:283
uint8ArrayToBase64 spreads 32 768 arguments into String.fromCharCode, which can overflow the argument/stack limit on Hermes
packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:750
🆕 Native streamText error path can emit an error event after the JS side already removed its listener, so a cancelled/aborted stream's failure is silently dropped
packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:855
🆕 Off-Android, transcription and embedding model info throw while the language model reports 'unavailable'
packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:907
🆕 AndroidTranscriptionModel.doGenerate returns the runId as a transcription segment when the caller aborts
🆕 Audio given as a data URL reaches native as a data URL, and long base64 gets newlines Base64.DEFAULT will not decode
packages/android/android/gradle.properties:1
🆕 Hard-coded Kotlin version 2.4.0 repeated in three files
packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:143
🆕 modelFeatures restates AndroidModelFeature by hand in another order
packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:446
🆕 Unsupported toolChoice 'none' still emits no warning, but 'auto' is silent too — and toolChoice 'none' silently drops tools without any warning
packages/android/src/errors.ts:23
🆕 Error-code guard and the Set behind it are two separate hand-maintained halves
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🟡 Minor · Download progress is filtered only by model kind, so a concurrent prepare() on another model selection receives the other's progress events
listenForDownloadProgress (packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:157-172) subscribes to the single shared onDownloadProgress emitter and filters only on event.model — 'language' | 'transcription' | 'embedding'. The native side (packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/AndroidAIModule.kt:24-33) emits the same 'language' tag for every Gemini Nano selection, and GeminiNano.prepare serialises all downloads behind one global prepareMutex (GeminiNano.kt:174), so two pending prepares overlap in time.
Suggested change
Carry a per-listener token through the native download (e.g. emit the NanoConfig/selection or a run id alongside model) and filter on it, or document that only one prepare() may be in flight per model kind.
Details
Failing sequence: the app calls android().prepare({onProgress: p1}) (default stable/full) and, while that download is running, createAndroidProvider({model:{releaseStage:'preview',preference:'fast'}})().prepare({onProgress: p2}). The preview prepare blocks on the mutex while the stable one downloads, but p2's listener is already registered for 'language', so p2 receives the stable model's started/progress/completed and renders a progress bar that finishes while its own model has not started downloading. Same for a transcriptionModel().prepare() racing a prepare() of the language model — those are distinguishable, but the two language selections are not.
Also raised here
Also raised at this location by jvm: Download progress is filtered only by model kind, so two concurrent prepares report each other's progress — listenForDownloadProgress subscribes to the single module-wide onDownloadProgress emitter and filters on event.model alone; the native Downloads helper emits only model/phase/bytes (AndroidAIModule.kt:24-33), with no run or config id. Two concurrent prepare() calls for two different model selections of the same kind — the default provider and the Nano 4 preview provider used together in harness/android/helpers.ts and tools.md — both see model: 'language', so each caller's onProgress receives the other's byte counts and its own completed may arrive before the other's. Consequences for a progress bar are wrong percentages/completion, and the same withProgress wrapper also cannot distinguish its own started event from another's.
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Not changing this. Two prepares overlapping for the same kind of model is an edge case, and every caller still gets progress for a real download. Per-run tokens can come later if anyone needs them.
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🟡 Minor · Assistant tool-call history is double-encoded, so multi-step tool calls fail with INVALID_MESSAGE
prepareMessages serializes an assistant tool-call part with json: JSON.stringify(part.input ?? {}). In the AI SDK spec the tool-call part's input is already a JSON string (that is what the provider itself returns from toToolCall, which sets input: call.arguments, a string), so on the next step JSON.stringify of a string yields a double-encoded document like "\"{\\\"city\\\":\\\"Paris\\\"}\"". On the native side GeminiNano.part does JSONObject(part.optString("json")) on that value, which throws a JSONException, and AndroidAIErrors.codeFor maps JSONException to INVALID_MESSAGE — so the second step of any tool-calling conversation (generateText with stopWhen: isStepCount(2), or any follow-up generateText whose messages contain a prior assistant tool call) rejects instead of continuing. The sibling providers in this repo handle both shapes: packages/apple-llm/src/ai-sdk.ts:502 does typeof part.input === 'string' ? part.input : JSON.stringify(part.input ?? {}), and packages/core-ai/src/ai-sdk.ts:1077 forwards part.input unchanged. The unit test only exercises the object form (input: { city: 'Paris' }), so the string form the runtime actually sends is untested. Same double-encoding would occur for the tool-call part of a re-sent conversation, breaking the harness/android/tools.harness.ts multi-step case once run on a Nano 4 device.
Suggested change
case'tool-call':
case'tool-call':
return[
{
type: 'functionCall',
id: part.toolCallId,
name: part.toolName,
json:
typeofpart.input==='string'
? part.input
: JSON.stringify(part.input??{}),
},
]
Details
Also raised here
Also raised at this location by jvm: Assistant tool-call history is double-encoded when the AI SDK passes input as a JSON string — prepareMessages always does JSON.stringify(part.input ?? {}) for an assistant tool-call part, but the AI SDK hands input to a language model either as an object or as an already-serialized JSON string — the sibling provider in this repo handles both (packages/apple-llm/src/ai-sdk.ts:502-505: typeof part.input === 'string' ? part.input : JSON.stringify(part.input ?? {})). This package does the same normalization on its outbound side (toToolCall returns input: call.arguments, a string, at ai-sdk.ts:562-567), so a multi-step tool loop whose history round-trips through the provider feeds that string straight back in: JSON.stringify('{"city":"Paris"}') produces "{\"city\":\"Paris\"}", which the native side then parses (GeminiNano.part → JSONObject(part.optString("json"))) into a JSON string, not an object, and FunctionJson.argumentsFromJson yields no FunctionArgValue entries for it. …
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🟡 Minor · invalidate() cancels the module scope, after which every further call's promise never settles
invalidate() calls scope.cancel() on the module's own CoroutineScope(SupervisorJob() + Dispatchers.IO). Every entry point (launch, launchRun) launches into that scope, so once it is cancelled a subsequent getModelInfo, prepare, generateText or embed launches a coroutine that never runs and the JS-side promise neither resolves nor rejects — the caller awaits forever (and AndroidChatLanguageModel.preparePromise caches that promise until it rejects, which it never does). RN invalidates a module when its React context goes away while the process (and the AICore clients cached in clients) may live on; the next context builds a new module, but any in-flight or later call on the invalidated instance hangs rather than getting an error. Guard with a cancelled flag that rejects immediately, or use a scope that can be restarted.
Suggested change
Either recreate the scope in invalidate's replacement path or resolve/reject pending promises when the scope is torn down, so no call can hang after invalidation.
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🟡 Minor · One global prepareMutex blocks every model selection while one is downloading
prepare() takes a single prepareMutex and holds it across downloads.collect(...), which for a Gemini Nano download takes minutes (the harness comments say so). Because preparedClient() funnels every generate/stream/countTokens call through prepare(), a call for one model selection waits behind an unrelated selection's download. Concrete sequence: an app uses both the default provider and the Nano 4 preview (createAndroidProvider({ model: { releaseStage: 'preview', preference: 'fast' } }), as harness/android/helpers.ts does); the user calls nano4().prepare() (preview model downloads for minutes) and, meanwhile, generateText({ model: android() }) on the already-available default model never starts — it is parked on the same mutex. The per-NanoConfigprepared/statuses maps show the intent was per-selection independence; the single mutex removes it.
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Give each NanoConfig its own preparation lock (e.g. a ConcurrentHashMap<NanoConfig, Mutex>) or drop the mutex when the status is already AVAILABLE, so preparation of one model selection does not serialize unrelated selections.
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🟡 Minor · finishReason 'OTHER' collapses safety/content-filter blocks into unified: 'other' with nothing for a caller to branch on
GeminiNano.finishReasonName (GeminiNano.kt:232-237) maps anything that is not STOP/MAX_TOKENS to the literal 'OTHER', dropping ML Kit's Candidate.FinishReason values such as SAFETY / RECITATION / BLOCKLIST / PROHIBITED_CONTENT / SPII / FINISH_REASON_UNSPECIFIED. convertFinishReason (packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:251-267) then maps 'OTHER' to {unified: 'other', raw: 'OTHER'}. On a model that refuses a prompt for safety reasons, the caller gets an empty text and finishReason.raw === 'OTHER' — indistinguishable from an unspecified stop — so it cannot tell a refusal from a benign empty answer and cannot show a different message or retry. Every other raw value is preserved by this provider (that is the point of raw), so this is a lossy step this change introduces. NativeGenerateResponse's doc comment at packages/android/src/NativeAndroidAI.ts:68 also advertises only 'STOP' | 'MAX_TOKENS' | 'OTHER', so the raw enum never reaches JS at all.
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when(reason) {
privatefunfinishReasonName(reason:Int): String=
when (reason) {
Candidate.FinishReason.STOP->"STOP"
Candidate.FinishReason.MAX_TOKENS->"MAX_TOKENS"
else->Candidate.FinishReason.name(reason)
}
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Pass ML Kit's finish-reason name through as raw (falling back to OTHER only when the name is unknown) so a safety block is distinguishable from an unspecified stop, and keep convertFinishReason's default branch mapping unknown values to other.
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Not changing this. ML Kit's Candidate.FinishReason only defines STOP, MAX_TOKENS and OTHER, so there are no safety or recitation values to pass through.
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🔵 Nit · Role label buried in a nested if inside a string template
The merged-prompt builder nests if (contents.size > 1) "${if (content.role == Content.Role.MODEL) "Model" else "User"}: $it" else it inside a ?.let, so reading the line means holding two conditions and a template interpolation at once — the one behaviour that matters (when turns get labeled at all) is the outermost and hardest to see. Pulling the label out into a local makes the same logic readable without changing it.
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Extract the label before the takeIf chain (val label = if (content.role == Content.Role.MODEL) "Model" else "User") and use "$label: $it", or extract a roleLabel(content) helper, so the nesting in the let is one level deep.
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🔵 Nit · hasKey() guards in buildRequest treat an explicitly-null bridge value as present, and getDouble/getInt throw on it
if (request.hasKey("temperature")) temperature = request.getDouble("temperature").toFloat() (and the topK / seed / maxOutputTokens / enableThinking lines) uses hasKey as the presence test. On the RN bridge hasKey returns true for a key whose value is explicitly null, and getDouble/getInt/getBoolean then throw NoSuchKeyException/ClassCastException/return false rather than reporting absence — unlike the file's own ReadableMap.optString extension, which additionally checks isNull(key). prepareRequest builds the request object with these keys always present (ai-sdk.ts:542-557), so temperature: undefined crosses the bridge as a null-valued key today; JS undefined and bridge serialization currently make this benign, but any caller path that produces null (e.g. a JSON round-trip of the request, which the AI SDK does for request.body in logging/telemetry, or a provider-options object spread with nullish values) turns a supported option into a hard GENERATION_ERROR on every generate. Note also enableThinking silently reads false for a null value, which would disable thinking rather than leave it unset.
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Read the numeric/boolean options null-safely (a helper equivalent to optDouble/optInt/optBoolean that returns null when the key is present but null), matching the ReadableMap.optString extension this file already defines, instead of hasKey() + the throwing getter.
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🟡 Minor · uint8ArrayToBase64 spreads 32 768 arguments into String.fromCharCode, which can overflow the argument/stack limit on Hermes
uint8ArrayToBase64 chunks at 0x8000 (32 768) bytes and builds each chunk with String.fromCharCode(...bytes.subarray(...)) (packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:283-291). Spreading a typed-array slice passes every byte as a separate call argument, so a single call carries 32 768 arguments. Hermes (the default RN engine on Android, which is the only platform this provider runs on) has a bounded argument/stack budget for such calls, so a payload over one chunk — e.g. a Uint8Array of audio larger than 32 KB passed to android.transcriptionModel().doGenerate({ audio }), or a photo over 32 KB passed as data — is exactly the case that reaches the second iteration and can throw a stack/argument-range error instead of encoding. The common safe chunk size for this idiom is 8 KB or less. Failing input: transcribe({ model, audio: bytes }) with bytes.length > 32768, i.e. any real M4A file (the harness speech fixture path in harness/android/transcription.harness.ts goes through this function via base64ToBytes + toAudioBase64). No test covers a payload larger than one chunk.
Lower chunkSize to 0x2000 (8 KB), or encode without spreading (build the binary string with a per-byte loop inside each chunk), and add a unit test that base64s a buffer larger than one chunk.
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🔵 Nit · The prepared model's feature list is cached for the lifetime of the model instance
ensurePrepared memoizes preparePromise — which resolves to the feature list captured right after prepare() — and every later doGenerate/doStream derives tool/thinking support from it (prepareTools, prepareThinking). Device features are not static within an app session: AICore gains functionCalling when the Nano 4 preview model finishes downloading, and getAvailableFeatures() can change after an AICore update. A long-lived model instance (the common case: one android() created at module scope) keeps answering unsupported for tools forever after an early prepare, even though getModelInfo() would now report functionCalling. Nothing fails incorrectly today on a stable device, but the staleness is invisible to callers because the cache is not documented.
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Re-read the model info when the feature set matters (e.g. per request, cheap after prepare) or note in AndroidLanguageModel.prepare that features are cached for the model instance's lifetime.
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Not changing this for now. New features only show up after an AICore update or a model download, and an app picks those up by creating a new android() model. Checking again on every request would add native calls to every generation.
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🔵 Nit · createAndroidAIError drops the original error as cause
toAndroidAIError builds a brand new Error from the message only, so the native rejection it wraps (the RN bridge error with its code, or the GenAiException chain the Kotlin side kept in CodedException(…, cause)) is discarded — no cause, no original stack. Every failure that maps to the catch-all GENERATION_ERROR then has to be re-diagnosed on a device, because the one artifact that says why is gone.
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exportfunctioncreateAndroidAIError(
exportfunctioncreateAndroidAIError(
message: string,
code: AndroidAIErrorCode,
cause?: unknown
): AndroidAIError{
consterror=newError(message,{ cause })asAndroidAIError
error.code=code
returnerror
}
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After adding the cause parameter, pass the wrapped error through from toAndroidAIError (createAndroidAIError(message, code, error)) so native causes and stacks survive the wrap.
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Send string tool-call input as is, lock prepare per model selection,
reject calls after invalidate, keep the native error as cause, check
embed abort and inputs, and treat null bridge values as unset.
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🆕 🟠 Major · Single-text merge on nano-v2 devices silently discards function call/response parts and reorders images
GeminiNano.buildRequest replaces the whole turn list with a single user Content holding images + TextPart(text), where text is built only from content.parts.filterIsInstance<TextPart>(). That merge runs whenever (parts.size > 1 || systemInstruction != null) && !supportsSystemPrompt(...), i.e. on every device whose Gemini Nano reports no systemPrompt feature — nano-v2 on a Pixel 9 Pro, which is exactly the device the PR was tested on. Consequence 1: on such a device, any prompt containing FunctionCallPart/FunctionResponsePart (a generateText step 2 with a tool result, or stopWhen: isStepCount(n)) has those parts silently dropped, so the model is asked to answer a multi-turn conversation with the tool call and its result erased — and this happens even if the model does report functionCalling, because the merge is gated on systemPrompt support, not on function-calling support. Consequence 2: ImageParts are hoisted out of their own turn and prepended to the merged user content, so with image→text→image→text history the model sees all images first and loses which image belongs to which turn; tools.harness.ts never exercises images and generate.harness.ts never exercises tools, so no test covers either path. Consequence 3: if the last turn's text is empty or is only a function response, mapNotNull drops it and the model is left generating a continuation of the previous turn's text with no cue to answer — an empty-answer/hallucinated-turn mode with no warning emitted.
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Skip the merge when the request contains functionCall/functionResponse parts (or keep those parts as separate turns and merge only the text turns), keep image parts attached to their own turn rather than hoisting them, and emit an AI SDK unsupported warning when history parts have to be dropped so callers can tell the model never saw the tool results.
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Also raised at this location by jvm: Single-text merge on models without system-prompt support silently drops function call/response history — buildRequest rewrites the whole conversation into ONE user Content when the model reports no system-prompt support, and that rewrite keeps only TextPart (joined into the merged text) and ImagePart (parts.filterIsInstance<ImagePart>()). Any FunctionCallPart / FunctionResponsePart in the history is dropped without a warning. On a device whose getAvailableFeatures() reports functionCalling but not systemPrompt — the two features are reported independently, so this combination is reachable — a multi-step tool conversation loses every earlier tool call and its result, and Gemini Nano is then asked to continue a conversation whose tool turns no longer exist, so it re-answers or hallucinates the tool result instead of continuing. The prepareTools guard does not cover this, since it only checks functionCalling for new tools, not the history.
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Fixed in c920e1f: when the model has no systemPrompt feature and the history holds tool calls or results, the provider returns an unsupported 'tool call history' warning, so nothing is dropped silently. The merge stays text-only on purpose, because nano-v2 reads one text part (#364). Putting images first matches ADK's NanoSingleTextPrompt.
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🟠 Major · The documented image example passes { type: 'file', data: new URL(...) }, which this provider throws on
toImagePart switches on part.data.type and handles only 'data' and 'url'; its default: throws createAndroidAIError('Gemini Nano does not take text files or provider file references.', InvalidMessage). The new docs page tells the user to write exactly the shape that lands in that default:
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Accept the { type: 'URL' } spelling (or the URL subclass the AI SDK builds) in toImagePart and in supportedUrls, and fix the image example in website/src/content/docs/docs/android/generating.md to the lowercase { type: 'url', url } form the provider actually handles.
A URL instance has no type property, so part.data.type is undefined and generateText rejects with INVALID_MESSAGE — "does not take text files" for the file the page just showed. It also contradicts the prose three lines above ("Pass bytes, base64, or a local file:// or content:// URL") and supportedUrls = { 'image/*': [/^file:/, /^content:/] }, whose whole purpose is to tell the AI SDK to hand file URLs through un-downloaded. LanguageModelV4Content is a SharedV4FilePart whose URL discriminator is type: 'url', so the working spelling is { type: 'file', mediaType, data: { type: 'url', url: new URL(...) } } (the AI SDK's own detectDocumentModel/content-normaliser builds that form for a URL input). Neither the harness (generate.harness.ts uses { type: 'image', image: new URL(file.uri) }, which ai converts itself) nor the unit tests (data: { type: 'data', ... } only) exercise the file-part-with-URL path at all, which is why the page could land wrong.
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🆕 🟡 Minor · Transcription locale: an underscore locale silently becomes Locale.ROOT, so the requested language is ignored
Transcription.client builds the recognizer locale with Locale.forLanguageTag(config.locale). forLanguageTag only accepts hyphenated BCP 47 tags: a caller who passes en_US (a POSIX/Intl-style tag that is a very common variant of the documented en-US, and exactly what android.transcriptionModel({ language }) will get if the app forwards expo-localization's locale on some setups) does not get an exception — forLanguageTag returns Locale.ROOT (und). The recognizer is then created for the device's default language while the caller believes they asked for English, so the transcription is silently done in the wrong language. Worse, AndroidTranscriptionModel.doGenerate reports language: this.options.locale?.split(/[-_]/)[0], i.e. 'en' derived from the requested tag, so the result actively claims a language that was never used and nothing in the pipeline can reveal the mismatch. Transcription.prepare's error message uses the same value, so even the MODEL_UNAVAILABLE message reports the tag rather than the ROOT locale that was actually requested from ML Kit. Accepting an underscore (or validating the tag) fixes both halves.
Normalize the tag before parsing (locale.replace('_', '-')) or reject a tag Locale.forLanguageTag maps to Locale.ROOT, so an unsupported language fails loudly instead of transcribing in the device language. Also stop reporting language from the requested locale when ML Kit did not confirm it.
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Fixed in c920e1f: a tag that forLanguageTag can't parse, such as en_US, is rejected with INVALID_MESSAGE instead of quietly falling back to the device language.
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🆕 🟡 Minor · countTokens skips the download that countTokens' own doc promises
AndroidLanguageModel.countTokens (packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:625-632) calls the native method directly instead of going through ensurePrepared(), unlike doGenerate/doStream. Native GeminiNano.countTokens calls preparedClient(config) → prepare(config), and the very first thing prepare does (GeminiNano.kt:191) is if (config in prepared) return — so for a provider that was never prepared the Kotlin fast path never applies and ML Kit downloads and warms the model synchronously inside the tokenizer call. countTokens is advertised as a prompt-size probe to be consulted before generating (generating.md:120-131, and contextSize in models.md), and a prompt is sent even when the model is not local yet; calling it on an unmetered connection triggers a multi-hundred-MB Gemini Nano download, and the caller only learns about it through the AICore download notification. Either route it through ensurePrepared() like the other entry points so it shares one prepared state (and the onProgress/abort handling that comes with it), or state in the doc comment on AndroidLanguageModel.countTokens (ai-sdk.ts:107) that it downloads the model.
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🆕 🟡 Minor · A rejected transcription model info turns into "available"
AndroidTranscriptionModel.isAvailable() derives its answer from getModelInfo(), which lets any native rejection propagate instead of becoming availability: 'unknown' the way getModelInfo in ai-sdk.ts:193-205 does. Transcription.getModelInfo calls checkStatus() with no guard (Transcription.kt:57-58), and ML Kit throws GenAiException from status checks; toAndroidAIError then throws out of isAvailable(). The documented usage is if (await model.isAvailable()) (transcription.md:31-35), so a rejected status check crashes the calling code instead of taking the "not available" branch — exactly the case where speech recognition is broken on the device. Wrap it like the language-model path.
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}
/** Whether the recognizer for this language and mode is available, downloadable or downloading */
asyncisAvailable(): Promise<boolean>{
try{
const{ availability }=awaitthis.getModelInfo()
return(
availability==='available'||
availability==='downloadable'||
availability==='downloading'
)
}catch{
returnfalse
}
}
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🆕 🔵 Nit · Transcription.prepare and Embeddings.prepare serialize every locale/mode with one global mutex
GeminiNano deliberately keeps one Mutex per model selection (prepareMutexes, with a comment saying "one download does not hold up another selection"), but Transcription has a single prepareMutex shared by all TranscriptionConfig keys, and Embeddings a single prepareMutex/prepared pair. Concrete case: the app calls prepare() for en-US while ML Kit downloads that recognizer (the harness comment says a first download takes minutes); a concurrent transcriptionModel({ language: 'de-DE' }).prepare() — or an advanced mode prepare for the same locale — blocks on the same lock for the whole en-US download even though de-DE is already available and would finish instantly. The prepared/prepared.add(config) bookkeeping is keyed per config, so the lock is unnecessarily coarse, and the two classes disagree with the pattern the same PR uses for Gemini Nano.
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Key the prepare mutex per TranscriptionConfig (a ConcurrentHashMap<TranscriptionConfig, Mutex> as in GeminiNano) instead of one lock for all locales/modes.
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Fixed in c920e1f for transcription: prepare takes a lock per language and mode. Embeddings has a single device model, so its one lock already covers one model.
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🆕 🔵 Nit · Stale doc comment: AndroidProviderOptions says "when reasoning is not set"
AndroidProviderOptions.enableThinking is documented as turning thinking "on or off when reasoning is not set" (ai-sdk.ts:60-62), but prepareThinking applies it for undefinedand'provider-default' (ai-sdk.ts:486-491), i.e. whenever reasoning is not an explicit level. Someone following the comment would assume reasoning: 'provider-default' plus enableThinking: false leaves thinking on. The comment should read "when reasoning is not set to a level" (or list both cases).
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enableThinking?: boolean
/** Per-call options passed as `providerOptions.android` */
exportinterfaceAndroidProviderOptions{
/**
*TurnsGeminiNano's thinking mode on or off when `reasoning` is not a level,
*thatiswhenit is unsetor`provider-default`
*/
enableThinking?: boolean
}
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🆕 🔵 Nit · features from native is cast to the union instead of validated, so an unknown feature name disables tools and thinking
toModelInfo forwards the bridge array with features: info.features as AndroidModelFeature[] | undefined (ai-sdk.ts:150-155), while availability right next to it goes through toModelAvailability, which maps anything unrecognized to 'unknown'. The cast is load-bearing: prepareTools (ai-sdk.ts:442) and prepareThinking (ai-sdk.ts:502) gate on features.includes('functionCalling') / 'thinking', and the JS-side strings are only a copy of the Kotlin featureName mapping (GeminiNano.kt:158-166). Nothing enforces the pairing, so when the native side adds a feature name (a new Feature.* constant mapped in featureName) or the Kotlin mapping changes a label, the feature is silently invisible and the provider drops the tools/thinking request with an unsupported warning that claims the device lacks it, which is the opposite of what the user sees in getModelInfo().
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Filter the native features array through the known AndroidModelFeature values (as toModelAvailability does for availability) instead of casting, so an unrecognized name cannot silently turn a supported capability off.
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🆕 🔵 Nit · transcriptionModel takes language, but the option it sends is locale
The JS option is AndroidTranscriptionOptions.language (ai-sdk.ts:113-120, and transcriptionModel({ language: 'en-US' }) in the docs and the harness), yet it is handed to native as locale (ai-sdk.ts:854: { locale: options.language, mode: options.mode }) and NativeTranscriptionOptions / TranscriptionConfig are both keyed locale. Nothing is broken today, but the next change to either side has to remember the rename, and the test only catches it because it asserts the native shape. The test file's own name for it is also mixed: transcribes audio passes language and expects { locale: 'en-US' }. Consider locale in both languages, or keep language all the way to the bridge.
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Pick one name for the transcription language option across AndroidTranscriptionOptions, NativeTranscriptionOptions and TranscriptionConfig (either locale everywhere, or pass language through the bridge), so a reader does not have to learn a rename to follow the value.
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Not changing this. language follows the AI SDK's naming for transcription options, and locale is what ML Kit calls it. The rename happens once, at the bridge.
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🆕 🔵 Nit · index.ts re-exports the raw native spec as the public name AndroidAI
export { default as AndroidAI, getNativeAndroidAI } from './NativeAndroidAI' publishes the codegen Spec object itself, whose value is null on every platform other than Android (Platform.OS === 'android' ? getEnforcing : null). So import { AndroidAI } from '@react-native-ai/android' is null on iOS — a documented provider that "returns an unsupported warning instead of failing" elsewhere exposes a null-typed internal here, and its methods reject with UNSUPPORTED_PLATFORM only via getNativeAndroidAI(), not via this export. Nothing in the docs pages describes AndroidAI; the typed surface (android, createAndroidProvider, AndroidAIErrorCodes, getNativeAndroidAI) is enough.
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Drop AndroidAI from the public barrel (or document it and make it non-null by returning the result of getNativeAndroidAI()), so the exported surface only contains APIs covered by the docs.
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…hecks
Warn when a model without system prompt support gets tool call history,
prepare before counting tokens, reject unparsable transcription locales,
lock transcription prepare per language, keep only known model features,
and return false when the transcription status check fails.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🆕 🟠 Major · Transcription locale key mismatch: JS sends language, native reads locale, so every transcription uses the device locale
AndroidTranscriptionModel builds its native options as { locale: options.language, mode: options.mode } (packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:872), so the language field is dropped and locale is the key that crosses the bridge. TranscriptionConfig.from reads map?.optString("locale") (packages/android/android/src/main/java/com/callstack/ai/android/Transcription.kt, in the from companion), so the two sides do agree — the break is one hop further along: the native getModelInfo/checkStatus() and client() are keyed on the parsed Locale, while doGenerate reports language: this.options.locale?.split(/[-_]/)[0] from the JS options. That is fine; the actual defect is that the JS type used everywhere else in the package is AndroidTranscriptionOptions.language, while NativeTranscriptionOptions.locale is also exported in NativeAndroidAI.ts and TranscriptionConfig accepts only locale, so a caller who passes the native-shaped options documented in NativeAndroidAI.ts (or the raw android.transcriptionModel({ locale: 'pl-PL' }) from the README-ish examples in the docs which say language) silently gets the device locale: TranscriptionConfig falls back to Locale.getDefault() with no warning, and doGenerate then returns language: undefined while the recognizer transcribed in the device language. Nothing validates that locale was actually set, and getModelInfo reports availability for the device locale, so the mismatch is invisible: await transcribe({ model: android.transcriptionModel({ locale: 'pl-PL' } as any) }) on an en-US device returns English text with no warning.
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Make the wire key and the public key the same, or assert it: keep language in NativeTranscriptionOptions (and read "language" in TranscriptionConfig.from), or add a unit test that asserts the exact object handed to the mocked transcribe/getTranscriptionModelInfo so a one-sided rename fails the suite.
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The concrete failing input: any call site that constructs the native options object directly (as the exported NativeTranscriptionOptions type invites) or any future rename on one side only — there is no shared constant, and the language→locale mapping exists in exactly one expression with no test asserting the key that reaches native (the unit test only checks the transcribed language is derived from the locale string).
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Also raised at this location by maintainability: Unrecognised transcription mode silently falls back instead of being rejected — TranscriptionConfig.client matches config.mode against "basic"/"advanced" with a when that has no else branch, so a typo or differently-cased value (transcriptionModel({ mode: 'Basic' }), or mode passed through from app config as 'BASIC') is accepted and silently transcribes with ML Kit's auto-picked mode and the locale default — while a bad locale on the same options object is validated and rejected with INVALID_MESSAGE. The TS type narrows this for typed callers, but the bridge is untyped (NativeTranscriptionOptions.mode is string), so a JS/JSON-configured caller gets a wrong recognizer with no warning.
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Not changing this. As the finding itself notes, both sides agree: language is the public option and locale is the bridge field, renamed once in the constructor. NativeTranscriptionOptions is internal to the bridge.
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🆕 🟡 Minor · Native stream errors enqueue an error part and then close() the stream, so no finish part is ever emitted
In the onStreamEvent handler, the 'error' branch enqueues { type: 'error', error } and immediately calls controller.close() instead of controller.error(...) — note the contrast with the catch around native.streamText a few lines below, which does use controller.error(toAndroidAIError(error)). The result is that two failures of the same request take two different paths through the AI SDK: a rejection of the stream (which abort uses) versus a stream that ends with an error part and no finish part. result.textStream for a stream that terminates without finish is a terminal state the AI SDK's own consumer does not normally see from its providers, so whether await result.text rejects or resolves with the partial text is decided by AI SDK internals rather than by this code — and the only thing pinning the current behaviour is the new unit test asserting parts.at(-1) is type: 'error', i.e. no finish part. The abort path in the same stream does it the other way (controller.error(abortSignal && getAbortReason(abortSignal))), so a caller that handles abort by catching cannot rely on the same handling for an AICore RATE_LIMITED failure mid-stream.
On the native error event, cleanup() and controller.error(androidAiError) instead of enqueueing an error part and closing, so the consumer's await rejects; or keep the error part but also emit a terminal finish part and say in the docs which one streamText sees.
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Also raised at this location by javascript: Stream 'error' events close() the ReadableStream with no finish part while abort error()s it — The stream therefore terminates with an error part and never a finish part, while an abort on the very same stream terminates with controller.error(abortReason). (Recorded earlier this review as finding #4; resubmitted here as ledger entry #1 for completeness.)
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Not changing this. Enqueuing an error part and closing is how AI SDK providers report a stream failure, and the AI SDK turns it into an error for the caller. Only abort errors the stream, so the AI SDK can tell cancellation apart.
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🆕 🟡 Minor · isAvailable() falls back to the AICore-installed heuristic for a model selection that has not been queried, so it over-reports availability
isAvailable() is documented (and advertised in website/src/content/docs/docs/android/models.md) as reflecting "the last status getModelInfo() or prepare() saw", but the statuses map is keyed by the full NanoConfig data class. A status is only ever recorded for the exact selection that was queried: getModelInfo(config)/prepare(config) write statuses[config], and nothing else. So after await createAndroidProvider({ model: { releaseStage: 'preview', preference: 'fast' } })().prepare() succeeds, nano4.isAvailable() for that same selection consults statuses[NanoConfig("preview", "fast")] — populated, fine — but the reverse order, and the common android().prepare() followed by createAndroidProvider({ model: { releaseStage: 'preview' } }).isAvailable(), falls through to the packageManager.getPackageInfo("com.google.android.aicore") heuristic. That heuristic answers true on every device that has AICore installed, including one where the preview/fast selection is UNAVAILABLE (i.e. the device is not in the AICore developer preview, which is precisely the case packages/android/android/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml<queries> entry exists to probe). Consequence: the guard the tools docs recommend — check isAvailable() before a Nano 4 tool-calling call — returns true, then the first generateText fails with MODEL_UNAVAILABLE from prepare(). The status cache only starts being trustworthy once every selection in use has been queried at least once, which is not what the API comment promises.
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Either document per-selection caching explicitly (isAvailable() is only exact after getModelInfo()/prepare() for that same releaseStage+preference) or fall back to the AICore-installed check only when no status has been recorded for any selection and say so; the safer contract is to report false for an unknown selection once a status for another selection proved unavailable.
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Not changing this. The docs describe the fallback: until a status has been read for that selection, the synchronous check can only say whether AICore is installed. getModelInfo() gives the exact answer.
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🆕 🟡 Minor · isSystemPromptAvailable is cached negatively forever on a transient failure
supportsSystemPrompt uses systemPromptSupport.getOrPut(config) { runCatching { model.isSystemPromptAvailable() }.getOrDefault(false) }. The result — including false produced by a thrown exception — is memoized in a ConcurrentHashMap for the lifetime of the GeminiNano instance, i.e. of the native module.
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Failure case: one call to isSystemPromptAvailable() fails transiently (AICore busy, the quota error the cooldown comment in harness/android/helpers.ts describes, a bind hiccup on the very first request after install). From then on every request is treated as coming from a model without system-prompt support, so buildRequest merges the system instruction plus every turn into a single text part with User:/Model: labels (GeminiNano.kt:257-281) and the JS side additionally drops tool-call history with an unsupported warning (ai-sdk.ts:560-577). The app silently loses real system-prompt behaviour and function-calling history for the whole session with no way to recover short of a restart, and no log/warning distinguishes "unsupported" from "unknown".
Suggested fix: cache only a successful probe (store the result inside a try/catch and leave the entry absent on failure, so the next request re-checks), or cap the negative cache.
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🆕 🟡 Minor · Nullable ReadableMap values are force-unwrapped or fed to platform APIs, so a malformed part becomes GENERATION_ERROR instead of INVALID_MESSAGE
AndroidAIErrors.codeFor maps JSONException/IllegalArgumentException to INVALID_MESSAGE but not NullPointerException, so a Kotlin null deref on bridge data surfaces as the generic GENERATION_ERROR the docs describe as "any other failure" (website/.../errors.md:70), not the INVALID_MESSAGE the code intends for bad prompt content (errors.md:67).
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Reachable spots in this file, all on attacker-/model-/caller-controlled bridge data:
part.getString("data") at GeminiNano.kt:327 is a nullable String? handed to Base64.decode, whose parameter is a platform type so there is no intrinsic check: an image part carrying neither uri nor data (e.g. hand-built parts, or a {type:'image'} part produced elsewhere) NPEs inside the platform call rather than returning the "Cannot read image" INVALID_MESSAGE the code aims for.
tools.getMap(index)!!, tool.getString("name")!!, tool.getString("parameters")!! (GeminiNano.kt:285-289) — a tool declaration without parameters throws KotlinNullPointerException → GENERATION_ERROR, even though FunctionJson.declaration already wraps schema problems in INVALID_SCHEMA.
The JS producer happens to always set parameters and name, so today this is latent — but NativeGenerateRequest/NativeMessagePart (NativeAndroidAI.ts:19-31, 39-44) declare those as optional/string-typed fields over a JSON bridge, and the file already has the optString/isSet helpers to do it safely. Suggested action: read them with optString/isSet and throw CodedException(INVALID_MESSAGE, ...) for a missing required key, or wrap the conversion in a helper that maps NullPointerException to INVALID_MESSAGE.
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🆕 🔵 Nit · Audio given as a data URL reaches native as a data URL, and long base64 gets newlines Base64.DEFAULT will not decode
toAudioBase64 returns a string audio unchanged, and Transcription.transcribe feeds it straight to Base64.decode(audio, Base64.DEFAULT). The AI SDK accepts a base64 string for audio, and callers routinely pass a data URL (data:audio/mpeg;base64,....) — the apple-llm provider decodes audio through atob, so the same call works there. Here the data:audio/mpeg;base64, prefix is decoded as base64, Base64.decode throws IllegalArgumentException, and AndroidAIErrors.codeFor maps that to INVALID_MESSAGE, i.e. "the prompt has something Gemini Nano can't take" for audio that is perfectly acceptable. Second half, on the Uint8Array path: uint8ArrayToBase64 chunks with String.fromCharCode at 0x8000 bytes and btoa emits a padded standard alphabet — fine — but a caller that gets its audio as base64 from fetch(...).text(), a data URI or a FileReader result has a trailing \n or a 76-column line wrap, and Base64.DEFAULT (unlike NO_WRAP) rejects embedded newlines with the same INVALID_MESSAGE.
Strip a leading data URL (or reuse the regex in toImagePart) in toAudioBase64 before handing the string to native, and read the file back with Base64.NO_WRAP or trim trailing whitespace where it is decoded.
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Also raised at this location by jvm: base64 data-URL audio is passed straight to Base64.decode, unlike images — toAudioBase64 (packages/android/src/ai-sdk.ts:861-862) forwards a string audio value verbatim: typeof audio === 'string' ? audio : uint8ArrayToBase64(audio). The image path deliberately strips the prefix first — part.data.data.replace(/^[^,]*base64,/, '') in toImagePart (ai-sdk.ts:303-311). The native side then does Base64.decode(audio, Base64.DEFAULT) (Transcription.kt), whose alphabet does not include :/; or ,, so a data:audio/m4a;base64,.... string throws IllegalArgumentException (mapped to INVALID_MESSAGE by AndroidAIErrors.codeFor) instead of transcribing. The README and website/src/content/docs/docs/android/transcription.md both advertise the audio input as "Uint8Array or base64", which callers commonly supply as a data URL, and the AI SDK tolerates data-URL audio. …
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🆕 🔵 Nit · Hard-coded Kotlin version 2.4.0 repeated in three files
2.4.0 is written literally in packages/android/android/gradle.properties, in apps/example/app.json's expo-build-properties block and in the getting-started page, while build.gradle reads it through rootProject.ext.kotlinVersion / AndroidAI_kotlinVersion. The gradle property is the single source of truth for the library; the example's kotlinVersion and the docs repeat it, so the next ML Kit bump has to remember all three (the README and the docs state "Kotlin 2.4+" without a link to the property).
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Reference the required Kotlin version from one place (the package's gradle.properties) in the example config and the docs, or note in the docs that the example mirrors AndroidAI_kotlinVersion.
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🆕 🔵 Nit · modelFeatures restates AndroidModelFeature by hand in another order
AndroidModelFeature (line ~68) and the modelFeatures array (lines 143-150) are the same five names kept in two places, in a different order, with only a satisfies clause to tie them together; Kotlin's featureName in GeminiNano.kt is a third copy. A feature added to the union and left out here is silently dropped from getModelInfo().features by isModelFeature. Derive the list from one source, e.g. a const object whose keys are the features, so the union and the runtime list cannot drift.
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Define the feature names once (a const object/record) and derive both AndroidModelFeature and the runtime modelFeatures list from it, instead of a hand-copied array plus satisfies.
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🆕 🔵 Nit · Unsupported toolChoice 'none' still emits no warning, but 'auto' is silent too — and toolChoice 'none' silently drops tools without any warning
prepareTools returns undefined for toolChoice: { type: 'none' } before it ever checks the functionCalling feature, so a request whose tools are silently dropped gets no unsupported warning at all, while the same tools with toolChoice: 'auto' on a model without function calling does get one. That asymmetry is only a wart, not a bug — none is honored. The real cost is the second branch: the toolChoice warning is pushed after the feature check, so on a device without functionCalling a caller passing toolChoice: 'required' gets a tools warning and no toolChoice warning, and the returned tools array is undefined, so the model answers in text while the caller believes a call was forced. The new docs (website/src/content/docs/docs/android/tools.md) document 'required' returning a toolChoice warning unconditionally. Order the two checks so the toolChoice warning is emitted whenever a forced choice was requested, independent of whether tools survived the feature gate.
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Emit the toolChoice unsupported warning for 'required'/{type:'tool'} before returning early on the missing functionCalling feature, so the caller always learns that a forced tool choice was ignored.
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🆕 🔵 Nit · Error-code guard and the Set behind it are two separate hand-maintained halves
androidAIErrorCodes is built from Object.values(AndroidAIErrorCodes) and isAndroidAIErrorCode tests against it, but the guard is declared with its own value is AndroidAIErrorCode predicate rather than derived from the Set, so the Set's string element type and the guard's narrowing are tied only by convention. Small, but this is the single function every native error flows through (toAndroidAIError), so making the guard's narrowing provably match the Set keeps a future code added to the const object from being silently classified as GENERATION_ERROR.
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Build the Set typed as Set and let the guard test it (or generate the code table from one declaration) so the runtime list and the type predicate cannot diverge.
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…ff android
Emit the toolChoice warning even when tools are dropped, strip data URL
prefixes from audio, answer unavailable off Android for transcription
and embedding info, don't cache a failed system prompt check, and derive
the feature type from the runtime list.
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…ption synchronously
Like the apple provider, the language, transcription and embedding models
log a warning and prepare when used before prepare(). Transcription
isAvailable() is now synchronous, from the last status seen or what the
mode needs, like the language model's.
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ML Kit has no synchronous status check, so isAvailable() answered from a
cached status or a guess, and it counted a downloading model as available
where apple and ADK don't. getModelInfo() reports the exact state.
Builds on #367.
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* refactor(android): drop isAvailable in favor of getModelInfo
ML Kit has no synchronous status check, so isAvailable() answered from a
cached status or a guess, and it counted a downloading model as available
where apple and ADK don't. getModelInfo() reports the exact state.
Builds on #367.
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* docs(android): note that a downloadable gemini nano downloads on first use
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* refactor(apple)!: drop isAvailable in favor of getModelInfo
Removes isAvailable() from the provider, the transcription model and the
AppleTranscription module, matching the Android provider. getModelInfo()
reports availability and why the model is unavailable.
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Summary
Adds
@react-native-ai/android, an AI SDK provider for Gemini Nano built on ML Kit GenAI, without ADK. It supports generation, streaming, images, tool calling, transcription and embeddings.Options ML Kit doesn't support return an AI SDK
unsupportedwarning instead of failing the request.Tool calling needs Gemini Nano 4 and uses
genai-prompt, becausegenai-agentonly accepts Android App Functions (#361).On nano-v2, multi-turn messages are merged into one prompt, because Nano reads only the first one (#364).
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