Crisp ASR Cohere: add Arabic and Japanese models#12383
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The Cohere backend only listed the general cohere-transcribe-03-2026 GGUFs. Two more model families exist for the same backend and are worth offering: * cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026 - Arabic/English specialist tuned for Arabic dialects and code switching, clearly ahead of the general model on Arabic (~25.9 vs ~30.7 WER on Cohere's Open Universal Arabic ASR board). Same uploader (cstr) as the general GGUFs we already ship. * efwkjn/cohere-asr-ja - Japanese fine-tune of the same base, general/anime domains, well ahead of the stock model on Japanese CER. Suggested by muaz978 in #12290. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds two more model families to the existing Crisp ASR Cohere backend. No new engine, no new dependency, no Python — just extra entries next to the current
cohere-transcribe-03-2026quants.Arabic —
cstr/cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026-GGUFThe Arabic/English specialist, tuned for Arabic dialects and Arabic/English code switching. On Cohere's Open Universal Arabic ASR leaderboard it is a clear step ahead of the general model (~25.9 vs ~30.7 WER). Uploaded by
cstr, the same author whose general Cohere GGUFs we already ship.cohere-transcribe-arabic-q4_k.ggufcohere-transcribe-arabic-q8_0.ggufcohere-transcribe-arabic-f16.ggufJapanese —
CKHO/cohere-asr-ja-GGUFGGUF quant of
efwkjn/cohere-asr-ja, a Japanese fine-tune of the samecohere-transcribe-03-2026base (general + anime domains). The author's own eval has it well ahead of the stock Cohere model on Japanese CER — 12.9 vs 22.0 on TEDx, 17.5 vs 29.8 on jsut-book. Converted with CrispASR's ownconvert-cohere-asr-to-gguf.pyand tagged for thecoherebackend.cohere-asr-ja-q4_k.ggufcohere-asr-ja-q6_k.ggufcohere-asr-ja-q8_0.ggufcohere-asr-ja-f16.ggufNote the Japanese quants are hosted by a third party rather than by
cstr— happy to drop them or swap inTransWithAI/cohere-transcribe-ja-v0.1-GGUF(older v0.1 checkpoint, measurably worse per the author's table) if we would rather stay oncstr-hosted repos only.Suggested by @muaz978 in #12290.
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