A MiniCPM-V 4.6 (1.3B) vision-language model LoRA-fine-tuned for accent-faithful Brazilian-Portuguese travel-document understanding: it transcribes a document photo, classifies it into one of ten kinds, and extracts typed fields with Brazilian formats (R$ 1.234,56, DD/MM/AAAA, CPF/CNPJ).

Two backends are published:

v1 is trained only on synthetic documents (no real client data). Person names are drawn from accent-dense Brazilian pools screened against a real-name blocklist; CPF/CNPJ, values, codes, routes, and dates are generated. The renderer guarantees diacritic-capable TrueType fonts and applies phone-photo augmentation (perspective, glare, JPEG recompression). Dataset: marinarosa/vivamais-synthetic-ptbr.

Evaluated on 346 real Brazilian travel documents (a true held-out set: v1 saw no real data in training), scored against teacher (Qwen3-VL) labels. Stage-2 field scoring is split because the gold is ~49% empty: recall over populated gold fields measures extraction; over-fill over empty gold fields measures invention.

v1 recovers ~7× more present fields than the zero-shot base and wins on classification, accents, transcription, and BR formats.

v1 over-fills: it invents a value in ~59% of fields that are absent from the document, because every synthetic training example populated every field. If your pipeline trusts every returned field, post-filter low-confidence values. The next version (v2) is trained with optional-field dropout to teach restraint.

Local-first extraction of Brazilian travel documents (air quotes/reservations, boarding passes, payment proofs, invoices, accommodation). Built for the Hugging Face × Gradio "Build Small" hackathon (runs fully offline via llama.cpp). Not a general OCR model; the field schema is the Viva Mais 10-kind / 7-payload domain. Outputs may be wrong — verify before acting on extracted values.

For llama.cpp use the GGUF repo with the Q4_K_M model + the mmproj file.

Apache-2.0, inheriting the openbmb/MiniCPM-V-4.6 base license.