Demo

SlimeTree-RLM Routing Demo (smart in-house AI)

Feel how the front-desk AI mechanically sorts prompts into D (direct) / μ (damp) / R (residual) to structurally cut external-LLM billing. Switch between ① external-only / ② local-only / ③ both and watch the route change.

The public demo is a joke build (no external AI, $0, no internal data; answers are jokes). The real in-house AI is on the service page, authenticated.

Slime Gateway — BYOK public demo

A browser-side AI gateway: bring your own API key (BYOK) to use external AIs, while your keys, conversation memory and NCM re-ranking all run inside your browser — nothing is stored on the server. Choose local AI (free) / external AI (your key) independently, and "re-ask" any answer with an external AI in one click.

Japanese at /ja/. Up to 10 concurrent users.

SlimeTree-RLM WASM — bit-exact determinism demo

The RLM core compiled Rust→WASM, running deterministic primitives on your browser's CPU: the same input yields byte-identical results every time, on any device — in contrast to probabilistic LLMs.

The integrated build (S1–S9 normalization: same meaning → same key) is also live.

SlimeCodec Quality / Bitrate Comparison Demo

Same Kameo IP camera played in 3 parallel tiles: Original H.264 / NormH.264 / NormAV1. EXT-X-PROGRAM-DATE-TIME keeps tiles time-aligned. Each tile shows real-time bitrate (kbps), rolling average, cumulative MB, and savings % vs Original. Default is 48-hour timeshift; hover the top-left button on any tile to switch to Live (3-min window).

Live source served from slimenormenc.docokame.biz; the page HTML runs on both VPS and the dev (localhost) origin.

Streaming format demo (shiftcast48)

Switch between WebRTC real-time, HLS timeshift (3 min · 48 hours), MSE timeshift (12 hours), VOD, lip-sync live, and more by a single tap. Compare the millisecond clock above the video to the timestamp inside the stream to feel each format's latency: WebRTC ~0.2 s, HLS several to a dozen seconds.

Streaming origins live at 1.docokame.biz/dVMS/; migration in progress.

Millisecond clock (standalone)

Millisecond-precision clock updated every 50 ms, with 6-color rotation for legibility. Already embedded in the streams demo; the standalone page remains available for iframe embedding or two-device slow-motion comparisons.

(Planned) Norm-IGP meta overlay

Real-time visualization of NormMAP bitrate / VMAF / d-value distribution overlaid on the video ROI. Implementation in progress.

(Planned) SlimeNENC converter web

Bit-exact COBOL → Java conversion via browser upload + WASI server runtime, with downloadable result.