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A comprehensive Chinese-language tutorial on deploying large language models locally, covering how transformer inference and quantization work, choosing hardware, and comparing deployment tools such as LM Studio, Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM and TensorRT-LLM.
llama.cpp — TurboQuant + TriAttention
github.comA fork of llama.cpp that adds TurboQuant, custom low-bit quantization formats with CUDA kernels for smaller memory use, and TriAttention, GPU-accelerated KV-cache pruning that scores cached tokens by importance to keep long-context inference inside a fixed memory budget.
LatentMem
arxiv.orgA learnable memory framework for LLM-powered multi-agent systems, accepted to EMNLP 2026, that trains a memory composer to distill an experience bank of raw interaction trajectories into compact, role-aware latent memories for each agent.
Large Language Model from Scratch
github.comAn educational project that trains a large language model from scratch through two pipelines: a native C++ engine for data ingestion, tokenization and training, and a Python pipeline using Apple's MLX framework that scales a decoder-only GPT model to 1.6 billion parameters.
kiso
kiso.workA durable AI coding agent for the terminal, built on an embeddable TypeScript runtime kernel capped at 2,200 lines, that resumes exactly where it left off after a crash because every approval and tool result is committed to disk as it happens.
HermesAgent-MultiModel
github.comA fully local, multi-model AI agent framework that routes tasks such as planning, coding, reasoning and vision to specialized models running under Ollama, then synthesizes their answers through a Mixture-of-Agents aggregator, tuned for consumer GPUs such as the RTX 4080 or 5080.
Foundry Toolkit + Foundry Hosted Agents Workshop
techcommunity.microsoft.comA hands-on workshop repository for building, testing and deploying single-agent and multi-agent Hosted Agents to Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, entirely from Visual Studio Code, using the Microsoft Foundry extension and the Python Agent Framework.
emem
emem.devA shared, content-addressed and cryptographically signed external memory store that lets independent AI agents cite and verify the same real-world observation, such as a satellite image or a camera record, without sharing a model or a vendor.
Nav Copilot Customizations
ki-utvikling.nav.noA collection of GitHub Copilot customizations, including specialized agents, coding-standard instructions, prompt templates and Model Context Protocol servers, built for the Norwegian government's own technology stack.
Awesome AI Agents
github.comA curated list of AI agent frameworks, platforms, infrastructure, research papers and learning resources, organized by frameworks and libraries, platforms, evaluation and safety, tutorials, and use cases.
archi
archi-physics.github.ioA retrieval-augmented generation framework, first built at MIT for the SubMIT computing project, aimed at research and education teams who need a configurable, private and extensible assistant with a low barrier to entry.
altor-vec
altorlab.devA vector similarity search engine written in Rust that compiles to a 54 KB WebAssembly module, letting a web application run semantic search entirely in the browser with sub-millisecond query latency and no server, API key or per-query cost.
AgentSync
dallay.github.ioA cross-platform CLI written in Rust that keeps one set of AI coding-agent instructions, commands and skills in a single directory and symlinks them out to the different locations that tools such as Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor and Codex each expect.
A-Team
github.comA multi-agent team designer that interviews the user, decomposes the work into responsibilities, and generates a ready-to-run set of agents, skills and rules for either Claude Code or Codex, with configuration formats convertible between the two.
Samosa Chat
github.comA local chat application and HTTP gateway for running large language models entirely on a personal machine, with a model catalog for verified downloads and on-demand vision support for images and PDFs.
Hey Donut
github.comA custom wake-word model for Home Assistant voice assistants, built with microWakeWord, that runs entirely on-device and comes with its full training pipeline so a user can train the same setup on any name of their own.
DesignBench
webpai.github.ioA benchmark for evaluating multimodal large language models on front-end code generation, covering React, Vue, Angular and plain HTML and CSS across generation, editing and bug-repair tasks on nine hundred real webpage samples.
Deka
tinyurl.comA human-in-the-loop workbench that turns a domain expert's intuitive sense of "find me content like this" into a reproducible, auditable classifier trained on a rubric-judged sample of a large text corpus.
FluxForge Distillation Suite
github.comA memory-optimization toolkit for fine-tuning SDXL-class and ANIMA diffusion models on 12 GB consumer GPUs, combining a custom optimizer that reduces optimizer-state memory with a per-layer scheduler that skips computation on layers whose gradients have gone flat.
spark_vllm_docker
github.comA unified vLLM serving configuration, distributed as a Docker Compose stack, for running large language models on NVIDIA DGX Spark GB10 hardware, supporting either a single-node setup or two nodes joined over a 200 Gbps RDMA link.
RLT
github.comAn unofficial PyTorch implementation of the Recurrent Looped Transformer proposed by Yifan Zhang of Princeton, an encoder-decoder architecture that can share weights between encoder and decoder and vary its recurrent block size across a sequence.
ReasonForge
github.comA reinforcement-learning framework for language models that builds adaptive training environments where a model practices problem-solving and is scored with multi-dimensional, partial-credit rewards instead of a single binary right-or-wrong signal.
RiddleWeaver
github.comA framework for fine-tuning GPT-2 to generate math riddles and their solutions in multiple explanatory styles, using a dual-decoder architecture and a coherence-penalty loss that ties a generated riddle's wording to its generated answer.
OrcaSlicer MCP
github.comAn MCP server that lets Claude or another MCP client operate a running OrcaSlicer instance: loading models, changing settings, slicing a plate and reading back numeric, per-feature print-time and material breakdowns instead of only a picture of a legend.