It's both uptime and trust, a local fallback will always be necessary. I could run a cache, but it would also be a third party service with questionable uptime, it's just good to have something built into the software itself because it's such an important core function
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I am missing something sir. I assume that Coracle stores locally the WoT calculations it computes client-side. Is it true?
If so, why can't it store the ranks provided by Vertex in the same way?
Because the problem is cold start. Someone (new or returning) opening the app for the first time won't have a cache. The cache gets invalidated pretty often too due to limits with web storage