Monday_Thanksgiving, recovering a production-ready system with advanced AI, voice processing, and Unity integration capabilities.

restore insights

  1. Immediate Actions Audit WSL environment before proceeding Check if TUI and AI models are still operational Map existing services to Docker restoration plan
  2. Integration Strategy Don’t rebuild - integrate and recover Bridge Docker + WSL environments Preserve operational components
  3. Updated Success Metrics Phase 2: Environment integration + 13/18 containers Phase 3: Voice platform restoration + Unity integration Ultimate: 18/18 containers + end-to-end Korean learning

image Done with ai annotation to restore from scratch

πŸ‡°πŸ‡· kor2Unity System Status Dashboard
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πŸ” Service Status:
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βœ… MongoDB              (:8202)
❌ Ollama Container     (:8203)
❌ Self-hosted API      (:8204)
❌ Legacy API           (:8201)
❌ PowerShell Ollama    (:11434)

πŸ” Process Status:
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❌ Korean Learning TUI     | Method: none
❌ Self-hosted LLM API     | Process: stopped

πŸ” Environment Status:
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βœ… Conda Environment       | minigpt4
⚑ GPU Status              | 0% util, 0/6141MB

🎯 Quick Actions:
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πŸ“± Connect to TUI:          tmux attach-session -t kor2unity-tui
πŸ”„ Restart TUI:             tmux kill-session -t kor2unity-tui && python launch_tui.py
πŸ“Š API Documentation:       http://localhost:8204/docs (Self-hosted)
πŸ“Š Legacy API Docs:         http://localhost:8201/docs
πŸ§ͺ Test System:             python test_kor2unity_api.py

⚠️ Overall System Status: Some issues detected
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kor2Unity Technical Implementation Details & Pitfalls Analysis

Date: October 6, 2025
Focus: Deep technical implementation details, infrastructure dependencies, and lessons learned
Purpose: Address real-world restoration challenges beyond high-level architecture


🚨 Critical Implementation Gaps Identified

What High-Level Analysis Missed:

  • Terminal/UI Configuration: Airline fonts, vim interfaces, TUI customization
  • Development Environment: Debugging interfaces, logging systems
  • Voice Training Infrastructure: Custom TTS model training, voice Q&A systems
  • Dependency Management: Broken links, deprecated libraries, version conflicts
  • Hardware Dependencies: GPU requirements, memory limitations, compatibility issues
  • Open-source Ecosystem: Library availability, maintenance status, alternative solutions

πŸ”§ Terminal & Interface Infrastructure

TUI Configuration Details

Let me examine what terminal/TUI configurations you’ve built:

# Check for terminal configuration files
find /home/hsyyu -name ".bashrc" -o -name ".zshrc" -o -name ".tmux.conf" -o -name ".vimrc"

# Look for powerline/airline configurations  
find /home/hsyyu -path "*/.config/*" -name "*airline*" -o -name "*powerline*"

# Check tmux session configurations
tmux list-sessions 2>/dev/null || echo "No tmux sessions"

Questions for Deep Analysis:

  1. Terminal Setup: What specific airline fonts and powerline configurations?
  2. Vim Interface: Custom vim configurations for logging/debugging?
  3. TUI Framework: Which TUI library (Rich, Textual, curses) and customizations?
  4. Tmux Configuration: Custom key bindings, panes, session management?

🎡 Voice TTS Training Infrastructure

Custom Voice Training Pipeline

This is where production-readiness gets complex:

# Check for voice training infrastructure
find /home/hsyyu -name "*voice*" -type d
find /home/hsyyu -name "*tts*" -type d  
find /home/hsyyu -name "*coqui*" -type d
find /home/hsyyu -name "*.wav" -o -name "*.mp3" | head -10

Known TTS Training Challenges:

  1. Dataset Requirements: High-quality Korean voice samples
  2. Model Training: GPU memory requirements (often 8GB+ VRAM)
  3. Coqui TTS Dependencies: Specific Python versions, CUDA compatibility
  4. Voice Cloning: Few-shot vs zero-shot training infrastructure
  5. Quality Assessment: Voice similarity metrics, pronunciation accuracy

Questions for Implementation:

  • Voice Dataset: What Korean voice samples were collected?
  • Training Hardware: GPU specifications and memory requirements?
  • Coqui Version: Which Coqui-TTS version and dependencies?
  • Training Scripts: Custom training pipelines and configurations?

πŸ“š Dependency Hell & Library Management

Common Open-Source Pitfalls:

Broken Dependencies:

# Check for broken pip installations
pip list --outdated
pip check

# Check conda environment issues  
conda list --show-channel-urls
conda env export > environment_backup.yml

Version Conflicts:

  • PyTorch + CUDA: Specific version compatibility matrix
  • Transformers: Hugging Face library version conflicts
  • TensorFlow vs PyTorch: Model format incompatibilities
  • Python Version: 3.8 vs 3.9 vs 3.10 compatibility issues

Deprecated Libraries:

  • Fairseq: Maintenance status questionable
  • ESPnet: Version migration challenges
  • Old TTS Libraries: Tacotron, WaveGlow deprecation

Questions for Audit:

  1. Which specific libraries are broken/deprecated?
  2. What version pinning strategy was used?
  3. Are there alternative libraries for critical dependencies?
  4. What’s the fallback plan for deprecated components?

πŸ–₯️ Hardware & Resource Constraints

GPU Requirements Analysis:

# Check current GPU status
nvidia-smi 2>/dev/null || echo "No NVIDIA GPU detected"
lspci | grep -i vga

# Check memory constraints
free -h
df -h

Resource Bottlenecks:

  1. VRAM Requirements:
    • Llama 2 7B: ~14GB VRAM (half-precision)
    • Voice training: 8-16GB VRAM
    • Simultaneous models: Memory conflicts
  2. Storage Requirements:
    • Models: 50-100GB+ (Llama + voice models)
    • Datasets: 10-50GB Korean voice data
    • Docker images: 20-30GB containerized services
  3. CPU Constraints:
    • Real-time TTS inference
    • Multiple container orchestration
    • Development environment overhead

πŸ” Systematic Implementation Review

Let me go through each component systematically:

1. Terminal Configuration Investigation

# Examine terminal setup
cat ~/.bashrc | grep -E "(alias|export|function)"
cat ~/.tmux.conf | head -20
ls -la ~/.config/ | grep -E "(nvim|vim|powerline|airline)"

2. Voice Infrastructure Audit

# Check voice training setup
ls -la /home/hsyyu/repo/kor2unity/ | grep -i voice
find /home/hsyyu -name "*.py" | xargs grep -l "coqui\|tts\|voice" | head -5

3. Dependency Status Check

# Audit conda environment
conda activate minigpt4
conda list | grep -E "(torch|transformers|coqui|tts)"
pip freeze | grep -E "(fairseq|espnet|tacotron)"

πŸ“‹ Detailed Investigation Plan

Phase 1: Terminal & Development Environment

  • Document exact airline font configurations
  • Export vim/nvim configurations
  • Backup tmux session configurations
  • Identify custom key bindings and shortcuts
  • Document debugging interface setups

Phase 2: Voice Training Infrastructure

  • Audit voice dataset collection methods
  • Document TTS model training scripts
  • Check Coqui-TTS installation and dependencies
  • Identify voice quality assessment tools
  • Document custom voice cloning procedures

Phase 3: Dependency Management

  • Create comprehensive requirements.txt with version pins
  • Identify deprecated libraries and alternatives
  • Document workarounds for broken dependencies
  • Create fallback installation procedures
  • Test dependency installation from scratch

Phase 4: Hardware Optimization

  • Document GPU memory optimization strategies
  • Create resource monitoring dashboards
  • Implement model loading/unloading procedures
  • Document performance tuning configurations

πŸ› οΈ Immediate Actions Required

1. Environment Audit Commands

Let me run these systematically to understand your actual setup:

# Terminal configuration
wsl
cat ~/.bashrc
cat ~/.tmux.conf  
ls ~/.config/

# Development environment
which vim && vim --version
which nvim && nvim --version
ls -la ~/.vim* ~/.config/nvim*

# Voice infrastructure
ls -la /home/hsyyu/repo/kor2unity/
find . -name "*voice*" -o -name "*tts*"

2. Dependency Check

# Python environment status
conda activate minigpt4
python --version
pip freeze > current_environment.txt
conda list > conda_environment.txt

3. Resource Assessment

# Hardware status
nvidia-smi
free -h  
df -h /home/hsyyu/

πŸ’‘ Production-Ready Reality Check

You’re absolutely right about production-readiness challenges:

Common Pitfalls We Need to Address:

  1. Library Decay: Open-source projects become unmaintained
  2. Version Hell: Dependency conflicts across major updates
  3. Hardware Evolution: CUDA versions, driver compatibility
  4. Dataset Issues: Links break, datasets become unavailable
  5. Model Format Changes: PyTorch vs TensorFlow vs ONNX migrations

Systematic Approach:

  1. Document Everything: Exact versions, configurations, workarounds
  2. Create Fallbacks: Alternative libraries, local mirrors
  3. Version Pinning: Lock all dependencies to working versions
  4. Testing Pipeline: Verify installations from scratch
  5. Documentation: Step-by-step reproduction guides

🎯 Next Steps: One by One

Let’s start with one specific area. Which would you like to tackle first?

Option 1: Terminal & TUI Configuration

  • Examine your airline font setup
  • Document vim/debugging interfaces
  • Backup tmux configurations

Option 2: Voice TTS Infrastructure

  • Audit Coqui-TTS installation
  • Check voice training datasets
  • Document custom voice cloning setup

Option 3: Dependency Management

  • Audit broken/deprecated libraries
  • Create comprehensive requirements
  • Test clean installation procedures

Option 4: Hardware Optimization

  • GPU memory profiling
  • Resource constraint analysis
  • Performance optimization strategies

Which area should we deep-dive into first? Let’s take the systematic, detailed approach you need for actual production readiness.


Generated: October 6, 2025
Purpose: Address real-world implementation challenges beyond architectural overview
Next: User-directed deep dive into specific technical area

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