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Inference

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  • OpenDecision

    deepanwadhwa.github.io

    An open-source Python package that answers typed questions about application state or documents using a local natural-language-inference model, returning structured choice, score, yes/no or evidence-relation values instead of free text.

  • Lifeboat

    iterate.ai

    A local inference server that puts an OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible API in front of open-weight language models running on hardware you control, from a laptop to a GPU cluster.

  • Claude S40

    github.com

    An unofficial Claude chat client for 2007-era Nokia Series 40 phones, built as a Java ME app plus a small Go relay server, with web search, reading mode and saved chats.

  • Ollaya Web UI

    github.com

    A no-backend browser client for a local Ollaya decision server: build typed questions, get calibrated probability answers, and manage the server's local models.

  • Newt

    github.com

    A Swift package that answers multiple-choice, graded and yes/no questions about a piece of text using an on-device language model on Apple Core AI, returning a probability for each possible answer, inspired by TypeSafe's Jev.

  • Jevper

    zhulinchng.github.io

    An independent implementation of TypeSafe's Jev wire format that adds typed, probability-scored multiple-choice, graded and yes/no questions on top of any OpenAI-compatible client, reading logprobs where a provider exposes them.

  • peekaboolean

    github.com

    A small vision-language model, fine-tuned with LoRA on a 500-million-parameter backbone, that answers typed multiple-choice, ordinal-score and yes/no questions about an image with calibrated probabilities, in about 400 milliseconds on a laptop.

  • Kotodama - Ai Prompt Builder

    kotodama.kuramalab.net

    A free, open-source desktop app built with Tauri and Rust that brings ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Qwen, DeepSeek and Z.ai into one window, so a written prompt can be sent to a chosen provider automatically.

  • Turns a DGX Spark GPU cluster into a self-running team of role-specialized AI agents built on the Hermes runtime, dispatching coding work across nodes, reviewing it with a dedicated agent, and restarting anything that crashes.

  • Strix Halo Quant Lab

    huggingface.co

    Measured benchmarks, build recipes and more than a hundred ready-to-run GGUF models for running large language models locally on AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 (Strix Halo) hardware with 4-bit ROCmFP4 quantization.

  • Narwhal

    athrael-soju.github.io

    A disaggregated LLM inference framework that reallocates prefill and decode roles across a fixed GPU fleet as demand changes, while model weights stay loaded.

  • muscriptor.cpp

    github.com

    A native C++ inference engine that transcribes audio into MIDI or note events, running on CPU, Apple Metal or NVIDIA CUDA through ggml.

  • An inference-aware Layer 4/7 load balancer for LLM serving fleets, forked from the loxilb cloud-native load balancer, adding routing that understands vLLM and SGLang KV caches.

  • LM WebUI

    lmwebui.com

    A local-first control plane for running and operating models, inference runtimes, agents, tools and retrieval from one privacy-first workspace, across local and cloud environments.

  • FreeToken Kai

    github.com

    An unofficial fork of the FreeToken local LLM inference engine that benchmarks a user's own GPU with a given model and hands back the fastest settings as a ready-to-use launch profile.

  • token.place

    token.place

    A secure, peer-to-peer generative AI platform that matches people who want to run LLM inference with volunteers donating their spare compute.

  • LiteRtLmSharp

    orihuelaconde.github.io

    Unofficial .NET bindings for Google's LiteRT-LM, running on-device LLM inference such as Gemma from any .NET application on Windows, Linux, Android, macOS or MAUI, without a server or the cloud.

  • Sigma Studio

    github.com

    A modular desktop AI workspace for running, chatting with, fine-tuning and quantizing local models, and orchestrating agents and MCP tools, across GPUs, CPUs and edge devices.

  • Qwenium

    github.com

    A self-contained C++ inference engine for the Qwen and Gemma model families on ggml, built around auditable answers that cite which parts of the input they used and which they never read.

  • Lumen

    github.com

    A single-binary LLM inference engine written in Rust for Apple Silicon and NVIDIA CUDA, built from scratch with native CUDA and Metal kernels, a native tokenizer and its own model format.

  • A memory-compression system for long-context transformer inference that combines finite scalar quantization with dynamic latent-space mapping to shrink key-value cache tensors, with an open orchestration layer and a separately licensed core compression binary.

  • mlx-kquant

    github.com

    A C++ and Metal extension for MLX on Apple Silicon that adds native K-quant quantization, alongside a toolchain to quantize, load, run, LoRA-train and fuse K-quant checkpoints on a stock MLX installation.

  • A community-built serving stack that runs NVIDIA's GLM-5.3-Flash NVFP4 checkpoint across two DGX Spark-class GB10 systems through a pinned vLLM build, aimed at commercially usable, pinned and reversible deployment rather than peak throughput.

  • A standalone C++ inference engine, built on the GGML tensor library, that runs ESMC protein language models on CPU with no Python, PyTorch or LibTorch at runtime.