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    DB-GPT

    DB-GPT

    Revolutionizing Database Interactions with Private LLM Technology

    DB-GPT is an experimental open-source project that uses localized GPT large models to interact with your data and environment. With this solution, you can be assured that there is no risk of data leakage, and your data is 100% private and secure.
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    MiniMax-M2.5

    MiniMax-M2.5

    State of the art LLM and coding model

    ...The model supports full-stack development across web, mobile, and desktop platforms, covering the entire lifecycle from system design to testing and code review. With native serving speeds of up to 100 tokens per second, it completes complex agentic tasks significantly faster than previous versions while maintaining high token efficiency. M2.5 is built to be highly cost-effective, enabling continuous deployment of powerful AI agents at a fraction of the cost of other frontier models.
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    Qwen3 Embedding

    Qwen3 Embedding

    Designed for text embedding and ranking tasks

    Qwen3-Embedding is a model series from the Qwen family designed specifically for text embedding and ranking tasks. It builds upon the Qwen3 base/dense models and offers several sizes (0.6B, 4B, 8B parameters), for both embedding and reranking, with high multilingual capability, long‐context understanding, and reasoning. It achieves state-of-the-art performance on benchmarks like MTEB (Multilingual Text Embedding Benchmark) and supports instruction-aware embedding (i.e. embedding task...
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    CodeGeeX2

    CodeGeeX2

    CodeGeeX2: A More Powerful Multilingual Code Generation Model

    ...Compared to the first generation, it delivers a significant boost in programming ability across multiple languages, outperforming even larger models like StarCoder-15B in some benchmarks despite having only 6B parameters. The model excels at code generation, translation, summarization, debugging, and comment generation, and it supports over 100 programming languages. With improved inference efficiency, quantization options, and multi-query/flash attention, CodeGeeX2 achieves faster generation speeds and lightweight deployment, requiring as little as 6GB GPU memory at INT4 precision. Its backend powers the CodeGeeX IDE plugins for VS Code, JetBrains, and other editors, offering developers interactive AI assistance with features like infilling and cross-file completion.
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    StudioOllamaUI

    StudioOllamaUI

    StudioOllamaUI is a local, portable interface for Ollama

    StudioOllamaUI: Portable .The easiest way to run local AI Do you want to use AI but don't know what Docker is? Does the terminal scare you? StudioOllamaUI is for you. Zero Installation: Works on a fresh Windows installation. No Python, no libraries, no drama. 100% Portable: Just like a portable browser. Unzip, run, and that's it. It doesn't clutter your registry or leave traces on your disk. AI for Everyone: No expensive GPU? No problem. Optimized to run smoothly on your CPU and RAM. Total Privacy: Everything stays on your machine. No data leaves for the cloud, and no hidden files are left on your system.
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    Ling 3.0 Tiny

    Ling 3.0 Tiny

    Lightweight MoE model for local reasoning, coding, and AI agents

    ...It is specifically optimized for local and resource-constrained deployment and has been validated on NVIDIA DGX Spark, Apple Silicon MacBooks, and Mac mini systems. FP8 testing reached around 100–105 tokens/s on DGX Spark and 86–90 tokens/s on an M4 Pro MacBook. BF16, FP8, and INT4 weights are available, while deployment options include SGLang, vLLM, and experimental Ollama support on Apple Silicon.
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    Muse Glimmer

    Muse Glimmer

    Local multimodal 30B model for autonomous agents, coding, and tools

    ...Distilled from the larger Muse Spark, it combines multi-step reasoning, reliable tool use, coding, failure recovery, and image understanding in a dense 29.6B-parameter architecture with a dedicated 1.8B-parameter perception encoder. It supports more than 100 languages and a 131K+ token context window, allowing agents to maintain coherent plans across extended workflows. Muse Glimmer can interpret screenshots, charts, documents, and images alongside text, while configurable reasoning strength lets developers balance response quality and speed. Its quantized variants reduce the model below 20 GB for operation on systems with 24–32 GB of memory, and DFlash speculative decoding can substantially accelerate generation.
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