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Real-time multilingual sermon operations platform. A Tauri+Rust desktop app compiled from an Architectural Genome in 4 hours. Two-flow translation contract enforced at compile time — canonical Bible text is never put through MT.
A live multilingual sermon operations platform for ministry teams. Speakers use a Tauri desktop app. During a live sermon, the platform streams speech-to-text via Azure (primary) or Deepgram (fallback), translates each utterance in real-time via either NMT (for general language) or canonical Bible-verse lookup (for scripture — never use MT for scripture, always look up the canonical translation), and fans out translated text + audio to per-language presentation windows. Operator and congregation roles. Local SQLite for offline resilience. Cloud sync optional.
Six first-class primitives that Archiet compiled into working Rust code. None of these exist in Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Cursor.
provider_adapters[]Azure Speech STT + Deepgram fallback with circuit breaker. DeepSeek MT + NLLB for general translation. Token-mint auth pattern for browser SDK.
retrieval_indexes[]Three canonical Bible corpora (KJV, ESV, NIV) with per-book parsers, embedding indexes, and confidence-aware rerankers. Canonical text resolved by lookup, never MT.
streaming_pipelines[]Two pipelines: translation_mode=nmt (general language, MT allowed) and translation_mode=canonical_lookup (scripture, MT forbidden). Two-flow contract is a compile-time invariant.
output_channels[]Per-language WebSocket fanout to presentation windows. Sync + reconnect contracts baked in. Partitioned by locale.
runtime_services[]SessionManager, AudioCoordinator, and CloudSyncService — long-running stateful services with FSM, health pulse, and fallback policy.
desktop_runtimeTauri 2 shell declaration. Presence flips the generator into desktop mode: no Flask Blueprint injection, no Terraform, no Kubernetes configs.
This is a product that Lovable, Bolt, or v0 cannot build. It requires: • Tauri desktop + Rust backend (not a web runtime) • Two-flow translation contract enforced at compile time (not documentation) • Canonical Bible lookup that hard-bans MT providers — a correctness invariant, not a config toggle • Streaming pipelines with backpressure and partial/final emit semantics Archiet's Architectural Genome expressed all six of these as first-class primitives. The compiler enforced the two-flow contract and generated the Rust code. The founder built the V1 in 4 hours.
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