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Inference
Reviewed resources in Inference. 770 resources listed.
hal0
hal0.devA self-hosted home AI inference platform for AMD Strix Halo hardware that turns a Linux box into an OpenAI-compatible endpoint for chat, embeddings, reranking, transcription, speech and image generation.
GSQ: Gumbel-Softmax Quantization for LLMs
huggingface.coA post-training quantization method for large language models that learns per-coordinate grid assignments and per-group scales through a Gumbel-Softmax relaxation, targeting 1 to 3 bits per parameter.
Cardputer AI
github.comA fully offline chatbot that runs entirely on an ESP32-S3 Cardputer microcontroller, with an 8-million-parameter model quantized to 4 bits and baked into the firmware.
nano-kvllm
github.comA KV-cache management framework built on nano-vllm that compresses the key-value cache during LLM inference to improve memory use and throughput in high-concurrency, long-context serving.
Local Agents
github.comA Godot 4.5 plugin that runs a local LLM inside a game through a bundled llama.cpp backend, giving an in-game agent node both a text reply and an action a creature or NPC can act on.
MLX Structured
github.comA Swift library for constraining large-language-model output to a schema, regular expression or custom grammar during generation on Apple's MLX framework, built on the XGrammar constrained-decoding library.
vLLM Factory
github.comA set of vLLM plugins that serve encoder, pooler and structured-prediction models such as ColBERT, GLiNER and ColPali for production inference, without forking vLLM.
A practical, hands-on guide to running large language models and coding agents locally on Apple Silicon, covering inference engine choice, memory sizing, model selection and setting up agent tool calling.
HaloFPX
github.comA local model server for AMD Strix Halo and Radeon GPUs that keeps command-line compatibility with an existing tool while adding day-zero support for newer large mixture-of-experts models and hardware-tuned quantization.
TurboQuant
github.comAn open-source implementation of Google's TurboQuant method for compressing a language model's key-value cache, with a running summary of which of its variants the community has since found actually work well in practice.
First LLM Studio
github.comA local-first workbench for Apple Silicon that brings agent sessions, model comparison, fine-tuning, benchmarking and runtime monitoring for local MLX and remote language models into one interface.
TyloQuant MFQ
github.comA neural-network quantization and inference toolkit that measures how sensitive each part of a model is, assigns it just enough precision to fit a memory budget, then serves the packed result with CUDA and Metal kernels.
SPARKINFER
sparkinfer.comA native C++ and CUDA inference runtime for running mixture-of-experts language models on Blackwell GPUs, serving an OpenAI-compatible endpoint from a small binary with no Python dependency.
llama-cpp-python-wheels
github.comA collection of pre-built Python wheels for llama-cpp-python covering different operating systems, Python versions and CUDA architectures, so users do not have to compile the CUDA extension themselves.
Emmy
github.comA GPU compiler and benchmarking stack that optimizes a large language model for inference through kernel fusion, autotuning and scheduling, then deploys and tracks the results across GPU types.
Tether
fastcrest.comA deployment tool for vision-language-action robot policies that verifies a model exports correctly, proves it matches the reference implementation, then promotes it to hardware profiles such as Jetson, RTX or Apple Silicon.
Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on 2x RTX 3090
huggingface.coA serving build and set of patches that run a large mixture-of-experts language model across two consumer GPUs and system memory, offloading inactive experts to RAM to fit a 256,000-token context.
TurboQuant-MLX
github.comAn MLX implementation of Google's TurboQuant method that compresses both model weights and the key-value cache of large language models on Apple Silicon, letting bigger models fit in less memory.
Qwen3-TTS Pure C Implementation
github.comA dependency-free C inference engine that runs Qwen3-TTS text-to-speech models on the CPU using only a BLAS library, with support for nine voices and ten languages.
expo-ai-kit
expo-ai-kit.devA TypeScript library that adds on-device text generation, speech-to-text and vision to Expo and React Native apps, using each platform's native AI models with no API keys or cloud calls.
Edge-Veda
pub.devA Dart SDK that runs AI models directly on iPhones and Macs, covering chat, vision, speech-to-text, speech synthesis, image generation and retrieval, entirely offline.
collabosm
github.comA local app that rents a GPU in your own Google Colab account and serves a large Qwen3.8 model on it, showing the cost before it starts and exposing the model to Codex or any OpenAI-compatible client.
vllm-omni-skills
github.comA collection of AI assistant skills that teach a coding agent how to install, configure, serve and troubleshoot vLLM-Omni, a framework for omni-modality model inference across text, image, video and audio.
Maple
github.comA monorepo for Maple, a confidential AI research and chat application with a desktop Agent Mode, its client SDKs, a local OpenAI-compatible proxy, and the OpenSecret backend behind it.