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KoboldCpp is an easy-to-use AI text-generation software for GGML and GGUF models, inspired by the original KoboldAI. It's a single self-contained distributable that builds off llama.cpp and adds many additional powerful features.

...If you do not specify a value, the value true (a constant in the generated script) will be used. The following commands work mostly analogously to their C preprocessor counterparts. but $fn can be determined programmatically. Note that defines set with -D or -s do not take effect until after the script has been generated, which is after the macro code runs.

...To train a model, run scripts/train.sh. By default, this will train a model on the simple corpus. However, you can change this to any text file using the --train_data argument. Note that you may have to increase the sequence length (--seq_len) if your corpus is longer than the simple corpus. The other default arguments are set to match the best setting I found for the simple corpus.

...Click the "doohicky" link above to get started, and then click the link to open the demo notebook in Google Colaboratory. To run the demo as a Jupyter notebook (e.g., locally), use this version instead. Note: to compile a PDF of your auto-generated paper (when you run the demo locally), you'll need to have a working LaTeX installation on your machine (e.g., so that pdflatex is a recognized system command). The notebook will also automatically install the transformers library if it's not already available in your local environment. In its unmodified state, the demo notebooks use the abstract from the GPT-3 paper as the "seed" for a new paper. ...

...(as the GPT-2 model is hosted on GCP) You can use gpt-2-simple to retrain a model using a GPU for free in this Colaboratory notebook, which also demos additional features of the package. Note: Development on gpt-2-simple has mostly been superceded by aitextgen, which has similar AI text generation capabilities with more efficient training time.

...This package is still in the alpha stage, therefore some functionalities such as beam searches are still in development. The simplest way to get started for generation is to use the default pre-trained version of T5 on ONNX included in the package. Please note that the first time you call get_encoder_decoder_tokenizer, the models are being downloaded which might take a minute or two. Other tasks just require to change the prefix in your prompt, for instance for summarization. Run any of the T5 trained tasks in a line (translation, summarization, sentiment analysis, completion, generation) Export your own T5 models to ONNX easily. ...