There's also GPT4All which has the same concept but comes with a convenient GUI rather than run on the command line. I had some fun with Mistral-7B but honestly the weaker models are too dumb to be useful.
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Oh nice! Thanks for sharing
Is this safe?
Canโt speak to that much because I havenโt reviewed the code myself, but itโs open-source and everything runs locally on your machine without network requests
Anyone try running this on WSL?
when running models locally, I presume the models are trained and the weights and stuff are exported to a "model." For example Meta's LLama model.
Do these models get updated, new versions released? I don't quite understand