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---
name: runtime-deployment
description: "Choose and prepare WeNet runtime deployment paths for libtorch,
ONNX Runtime, OpenVINO, mobile, web, GPU/Triton/TensorRT, IPEX, BPU, and XPU
targets."
disable-model-invocation: true
metadata:
disco-role: operating
license: Apache 2.0
---
# WeNet Runtime Deployment
Use this sub-skill when the user wants to deploy a trained/exported WeNet model
outside ordinary Python package transcription: C++ libtorch, ONNX Runtime,
OpenVINO, Android, iOS, web demos, Raspberry Pi, GPU Triton/TensorRT, Intel
IPEX, Horizon BPU, or Kunlun XPU.
## Start here
1. Identify the target platform and inference engine.
2. If the model is not exported yet, route to
[../model-export/SKILL.md](../model-export/SKILL.md).
3. Use the runtime chooser to list expected artifacts and prerequisites:
```bash
python sub-skills/runtime-deployment/scripts/choose_runtime.py \
--platform linux --backend libtorch
```
4. Read [references/runtime-platforms.md](references/runtime-platforms.md) for
the platform matrix, U2 streaming concepts, artifact mapping, and deployment
templates.
5. Read [references/troubleshooting.md](references/troubleshooting.md) for
build/toolchain, artifact mismatch, streaming, service endpoint, GPU, mobile,
and LM/context graph failures.
## Route by task
- Export JIT/ONNX/vendor artifacts with
[../model-export/SKILL.md](../model-export/SKILL.md).
- Train or decode experiments with
[../training-and-decoding/SKILL.md](../training-and-decoding/SKILL.md).
- Use simple installed-package transcription with
[../package-transcription/SKILL.md](../package-transcription/SKILL.md).
## Safety boundary
Runtime builds can download SDKs, compile C++ code, start services, use GPUs,
or require mobile/vendor toolchains. Do not run builds or servers unless the
user authorizes platform-specific dependencies, hardware, network, ports,
storage, and runtime duration. The bundled chooser is safe and only reports
requirements.