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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFour localized README files are updated to clarify OpenHuman's local-first + managed-services architecture. Hero taglines are reframed to emphasize local memory with on-demand managed services. New sections explain what runs locally (Memory Tree, workspace config) versus what uses the managed backend (login, model routing, search proxying, Composio integration). Feature descriptions are revised to detail Composio connector proxying, direct-mode configuration, and backend-driven model routing. ChangesLocalized README architecture messaging
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docs: clarify managed backend defaults) changes across all four root-level README language variants (zh-CN,de,ko,ja-JP).What changed
1. Tagline (all 4 languages)
Updated the one-liner under the logo to match the new English phrasing that replaces "Private/Simple/Powerful" with an explicit "local memory + managed services" framing.
2. Added the "Local + managed services, upfront" warning block (all 4 languages)
This is the most important addition from #2426 — a plain-language notice that:
3. Added the managed-integration paragraph (all 4 languages)
Where the English README now has a standalone paragraph explaining that OAuth handshakes and tool calls are proxied through the managed backend by default, with an opt-in direct-mode path — this paragraph was missing entirely from all translated READMEs. Added it.
4. Updated model-routing copy (all 4 languages)
Changed from "sends each task to the right LLM under one subscription" to explicitly state that model routing uses the OpenHuman backend by default to select and proxy the right LLM.
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