Models & Inference

9 real repositories in this category.

Models & InferenceBeginner

ollama/ollama

183kGo+152/daypushed 0d ago

Use it for: Download and run open models like Qwen, DeepSeek, Gemma and gpt-oss locally, and connect them to coding agents and apps.

Quick start
  1. Install on macOS or Linux with `curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/install.sh | sh` (Windows: `irm https://ollama.com/install.ps1 | iex`)
  2. Run `ollama` and choose a model to run or an app to connect
  3. Launch an integration such as `ollama launch claude`
  4. Use `ollama launch openclaw` for a personal assistant across chat apps
Models & InferenceAdvanced

rasbt/LLMs-from-scratch

106kJupyter Notebook+91/daypushed 7d ago

Use it for: Learn how large language models work by coding, pretraining and finetuning a GPT-like model in PyTorch step by step.

Quick start
  1. git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/rasbt/LLMs-from-scratch.git
  2. Read the table of contents in the README
  3. Follow the book chapters alongside the code, step by step
Models & InferenceIntermediate

unslothai/unsloth

77.6kPython+74/daypushed 0d ago

Use it for: Run and train LLMs and diffusion models locally through a desktop app that supports GGUF and MLX models.

Quick start
  1. Download the Unsloth Desktop app for your OS from unsloth.ai/download or GitHub Releases
  2. Or install manually on macOS/Linux/WSL: curl -fsSL https://unsloth.ai/install.sh | sh
  3. On Windows run: irm https://unsloth.ai/install.ps1 | iex
  4. Open the app and pick a model to run or train
Models & InferenceIntermediate

mudler/LocalAI

49.5kGo+38/daypushed 0d ago

Use it for: Run LLMs, vision, voice, image and video models on your own hardware behind one OpenAI-compatible API, even without a GPU.

Quick start
  1. Open the Quickstart at localai.io/basics/getting_started
  2. Install LocalAI following the documentation
  3. Pull a model from the models gallery
  4. Send requests to the local OpenAI-compatible API
Models & InferenceBeginner

AlexsJones/llmfit

37.8kRust+160/daypushed 0d ago

Use it for: Check your CPU, RAM and GPU to see which open-source language models your computer can run well, and at what speed.

Quick start
  1. Install llmfit for your platform (macOS, Linux or Windows) following the README install section
  2. Run llmfit so it detects your hardware
  3. Browse recommended models and quantizations in the terminal interface or web dashboard
  4. Optionally benchmark a model and share the results via the TUI
Models & InferenceIntermediate

lyogavin/airllm

35.5kJupyter Notebook+29/daypushed 1d ago

Use it for: Run very large language models, such as 70B, on a single GPU with as little as 4GB of memory.

Quick start
  1. Install the airllm package following the Quickstart section
  2. Load a large model using the example code in the README
  3. Check the Configurations and MacOS sections for your setup
Models & InferenceIntermediate

huggingface/diffusers

34.7kPython+22/daypushed 0d ago

Use it for: Generate images, audio and other outputs in Python using pretrained diffusion models, or train your own diffusion systems.

Quick start
  1. Create a virtual environment and install PyTorch
  2. Run: pip install --upgrade diffusers[torch]
  3. Load a pretrained diffusion pipeline following the README
  4. Run inference with a prompt to generate output
Models & InferenceAdvanced

openvinotoolkit/openvino

11.0kC+++4/daypushed 0d ago

Use it for: Optimize and deploy deep learning models for fast inference on CPUs, Intel GPUs and NPUs, from edge to cloud.

Quick start
  1. Install OpenVINO from PyPI, Conda, Homebrew or npm, as listed in the README badges
  2. Read the documentation and tutorials
  3. Convert a model from PyTorch, TensorFlow, ONNX or another supported framework
  4. Run inference on your target CPU, GPU or NPU
Models & InferenceIntermediate

Anil-matcha/awesome-jev-by-typesafe

910Python+1/daypushed 7d ago

Use it for: Explore use cases, patterns, prompts and starter code for TypeSafe Jev, a model for fast, typed, confidence-aware software decisions.

Quick start
  1. Open the repo and browse the use cases and patterns
  2. Pick a pattern that matches your task, such as classification or routing
  3. Copy the starter code or prompts into your project
  4. Clone the repo and follow any setup notes included in the files