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The production pattern for cheap moderation: embeddings clear the obvious 90% in microseconds, the LLM judges only the borderline.
Fully local RAG: retrieve the relevant passages with embeddings, then answer with the Prompt API — citations included.
Search a help center by meaning, side by side with keyword search — and watch keywords miss what embeddings find.
A zero-shot classifier: route incoming messages to categories defined only by a few example phrases.
Catch near-duplicate bug reports before they are filed, even when they share no words with the original.
Group raw user feedback into themes with k-means over embeddings, then let the Prompt API name each cluster.
Serve instant answers for paraphrased questions by caching LLM responses under their embeddings.
A ⌘K palette that understands intent: describe what you want in your own words and the right action lights up.
Guess the secret word: every guess is embedded on-device and scored by how semantically close it lands.
Say "she sells seashells" as fast as you can — the on-device recognizer scores how much of it survived.
Speak into the mic: on-device captions appear instantly, and a second track renders them live in another language.
Say "table for four next Friday at seven, outside" and watch the booking form fill itself — speech in, structured data out.
Read the same passage against the command, dictation, and conversation models — then compare accuracy and latency.
Dictate product names the recognizer has never heard — then boost them with contextual biasing and watch the diff.
Speak your messy first draft, then let the Proofreader and Rewriter turn it into publishable text.
The Writer invents a bedtime story from three ingredients, then the browser reads it aloud — highlighting each word as it speaks.
Guess which language the snippet is written in — then see if you beat the Language Detector's confidence-ranked answer.
The dedicated Proofreader API: every error underlined in place, with a label, an explanation, and one-click accept.
A 3×3 pad of the Rewriter's option space: pick a tone and a length, and the same text reshapes live.
One article, every Summarizer option: tldr, key-points, teaser, and headline at each length, side by side.
Pick an intent — accept, decline, stall — and the Writer drafts the reply to a real email, streaming, with tone and length knobs.
Translate text from one language to another with native-like fluency.
Condense long articles or text into concise, digestible bullet points.
Fix grammatical errors and improve sentence structure.
Rewrite casual text into a formal, professional tone.
Generate creative ideas for a given topic.
Generate functional JavaScript code from a description.
Generate responsive UI components with HTML and Tailwind CSS.
Simplify complex technical or scientific concepts.
Convert natural language questions into executable SQL queries.
Quickly draft a polite email from a short description.
Describe a pattern in English, get a regex with an explanation — and test it live with match highlighting.
Fork one conversation into two futures with session.clone() — both branches inherit the context, then diverge side by side.
Drop in your photos, and search them by meaning — "food on a table", "someone smiling" — without one pixel leaving your device.
Point your camera at anything, freeze a frame, and ask the on-device model about what it sees.
You sketch, Gemini Nano guesses: the model interprets your doodle after every stroke.
Extract raw text from images, receipts, or documents.
Generate detailed alt-text or descriptions for images.
Understand the context, joke, or cultural reference in a meme.
Take a photo of your fridge contents and get recipe ideas.
Categorize photos for auto-organization.
Drop a UI screenshot and the multimodal model rebuilds it as HTML — rendered live next to the original.
Drop a lecture recording: transcript, key-point notes, a Q&A chat over the content, and auto-generated flashcards.
Transcribe spoken audio into accurate text.
Listen to meeting audio and generate action items.
Get a quick summary of a long voice note.
Real function calling: tell the model what you want and watch it invoke JavaScript tools that drive a live dashboard.
Paste a CSV and ask questions in plain English — answers come back structured, with the reasoning shown.
Force the model to output a strictly formatted JSON object.
Extract people, locations, and organizations into JSON.
One input, every API: whatever you paste is intent-routed to the right tool — translate, summarize, proofread, rewrite, or answer.
Two people, two languages, one conversation — every message is detected and translated both ways as it is sent.
Scan a locale file for strings left in the wrong language, then fix the stragglers with one click.
A five-API pipeline: detect each message's language, translate it, triage it into folders, digest the inbox, and draft replies in the sender's language.
Ask a question about an image using your voice.
Extract line items from a receipt image into structured JSON data.