picollm tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

C demos build and run from command-line, Python binding installs and loads the native library, dialog formatting works for all 11 model types, but full model inference requires a Picovoice AccessKey and proprietary .pllm model files not present in this container.

The native library (libpv_picollm.so) requires a valid Picovoice AccessKey validated against kmp1.picovoice.net over HTTPS and a proprietary .pllm model file downloaded from Picovoice Console. Neither was available in this environment. I stood up a mock TLS server to capture the activation protocol, but the library validates the model file format before reaching the network layer. Three C demo binaries compiled and produce correct usage output. The Python binding installed via pip, all 18 native library exports verified, available_devices() returns 'cpu:[0-192] - CPU (192 threads)', and 20/20 mock tests passed covering all 11 dialog types, error type hierarchy, library path detection, device string validation, and history truncation.

Argusic installed picollm in 8 minutes and launched it; verification reached Nothing verified. 1 of 1 recorded error was worked through (see the timeline below).

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