feat: /playground — the two-layer stack in the browser - #164
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Any of the 289 authority systems through the site worker, optional Arabic vocalization through the neural layer (lite int4 or 2.1 int8, download-once), shareable URL state, and a copyable TS snippet that mirrors the exact configuration using the published npm API.
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What
The playground page the audience keeps asking for — use Interscript
directly from the browser, kotoshu-style:
transliteration worker (nothing leaves the page)
int8 264MB, download-once) — the full two-layer pipeline visible:
input → vocalized → romanized
using the real published API (transliterateAsync + imf.resolve)
Verification
(output contains "Anton", URL carries state, snippet mirrors); filter
narrows the list. 2 passed, 1.2s