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Ollama-backed summarisation module — fourth real F∆I capability,
following text.extract / llm.chat / text.translate. Completes
the text-processing trio for compose-grade workflows
(extract -> translate -> summarise, or any subset).
Capability:
Inputs:
text : text (source text)
style : text (e.g. "one paragraph", "three bullets";
defaults to "one paragraph")
language : text (output language hint; empty = source)
endpoint : text (Ollama /api/chat URL)
model : text
api_key : text (optional)
Outputs:
summary : text
style : text (echo for audit)
language : text (echo for audit)
model_endpoint : text
model_name : text
model_digest : text (Ollama /api/show probe; empty for
non-Ollama or transient failures)
Permissions: net to localhost / 127.0.0.1 / api.openai.com /
api.anthropic.com.
System prompt is conservative: faithful, neutral, preserves
named entities, no editorialising, no metadata. Reuses the LLM
client + digest-probe pattern from llm-chat / text-translate;
the duplication is acceptable at four modules and will be
factored into a shared crate when a fifth lands.
15 host-side tests cover prompt-building (style + language +
empty-language), Ollama-shaped response parsing, URL transform,
digest extraction, end-to-end success / probe-failure / non-
Ollama paths.
Wasm artifact: 118 KB. Built with v1.0 fai:platform imports.
Bootstrapped via 'fai new module text.summarize'.
Signed-off-by: flemming-it <sf@flemming.it>
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Copyright 2026 Flemming.AI
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This product includes software developed by Dr. Stefan Flemming
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and contributors (https://flemming.ai/).
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Third-party acknowledgments
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The Ollama-compatible chat client uses the `waki` (wasi-http)
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crate on the wasm32 target plus the `serde` and `quick-xml`
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ecosystem on the host build. Runtime dependencies and their
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licenses are documented in the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)
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generated on every release.
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