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◉ Rork AI/2026-06-24Advanced

Receiving On-Device AI Output as Typed Data with Foundation Models Guided Generation

How to receive Foundation Models output as typed Swift structs instead of free text, with working code for Guided Generation and Tool Calling on-device.

◉ Rork AI/2026-06-14Advanced

On-Device Image Tagging in Rork Max Swift Apps with Foundation Models Image Input

WWDC26 gave the on-device Foundation Models model image input. Here is how to add image tagging and captioning to a Rork Max Swift app entirely on-device, including the availability gate, structured output, and Vision interop.

◉ Rork AI/2026-06-14Advanced

Calling Apple Foundation Models from a Rork (Expo) App: Bridging On-Device AI Through a Native Module

Rork generates Expo (React Native) apps, but Apple Foundation Models ships as a Swift framework you can't touch from JavaScript. Here's how to write an Expo Modules API bridge, gate it by availability, and fall back to the cloud on unsupported devices.

◉ Rork AI/2026-06-13Advanced

Routing inference on-device first and escaping to the cloud only when it's worth it, in a Rork app

Build a tiered, fallback-based inference router in a Rork (Expo) app: cache to on-device to Private Cloud Compute to a remote API (Claude/Gemini). Working TypeScript covering budgets, timeouts, caching, and image routing.