Local manga translator with LLM build-in, written in Rust with llama.cpp integration
Summary
Koharu is an open-source Rust-based manga/image translator that combines object detection, visual LLM OCR, layout analysis, and inpainting, with llama.cpp integration supporting Gemma 4 and Qwen3.5 models.
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