A self-improving, agentic coding LLM tailored for terminal-style coding agents and tool-calling, provided as 35B MoE GGUF weights with very large context support. Trained with reinforcement learning to jointly generate task scaffolds and solutions; designed for local inference and OpenAI-compatible tool endpoints.
Provides a GGUF-quantized local build of Ornith-1.0's 9B dense model for offline inference and terminal-focused coding agents. Supports OpenAI-compatible tool-calling, a 256K context window, and runs via llama.cpp or Ollama on a single high-memory GPU.
Provides GGUF-quantized builds of the Qwythos-9B-v2 LLM for local runtimes, with multiple quant levels, optional MTP-enabled variants, a 1,048,576-token context window, and an optional BF16 vision projector for multimodal use.
Compact 3B-scale agentic LLM for multi-step tool use and reasoning, using a Looped Transformer to increase capacity without adding parameters; built for local deployment with configurable "thinking" modes and benchmark gains vs larger open models.
Lightweight sparse-MoE LLM (7.9B params, ~1.3B activated per token) designed for hybrid multi-step reasoning and agentic tasks. Uses a KDA–MLA hybrid attention stack and a 128-expert sparse FFN; offered in BF16/FP8/INT4 for local and edge deployment.
An uncensored fork of Qwen3.8-27B that removes refusal/safety filters via an “abliteration” technique while preserving the first 15 layers and multimodal capabilities; intended for controlled research and testing rather than production.
An uncensored, "abliterated" fork of Qwen3.8-27B that removes refusal behavior by modifying targeted weights and provides multiple GGUF/BF16 quantized variants for local research and deployment, while carrying significantly reduced safety filtering.
A 4B-parameter on-device general-purpose LLM for chat, writing, translation, coding and agentic workflows with native 1,000,000-token context. Uses a hybrid attention design to enable long-context efficiency, pretrained on ~20T tokens, and compatible with vLLM, llama.cpp, Ollama and LM Studio.