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macmon is a real-time system monitor built specifically for Apple Silicon Macs. It is designed to show detailed performance information for M-series machines without requiring sudo access. The tool provides a terminal user interface for viewing CPU, GPU, RAM, power, and temperature data as the system runs. It is useful for developers, performance testers, AI users, and Mac power users who want deeper visibility into hardware behavior. macmon can also expose metrics through JSON or...

BaseRT is a local large language model inference runtime optimized for Apple Silicon computers. It accelerates model execution through hand-written Metal kernels and requires an M1 or newer Mac running macOS 14 or later. A unified command-line interface can download models from Hugging Face, convert checkpoints, launch chats, benchmark performance, and inspect model packages. Its server implements OpenAI-compatible chat, completion, embedding, transcription, tool-calling, and multimodal endpoints. The custom .base format supports affine quantization from Q2 through Q8, optional AWQ calibration, and signed model bundles. ...