Sebastien Burel released KaozKit, an MIT-licensed Swift library that runs JavaScript LLM agents inside Mac apps fully on-device. Agents execute in XS, a microcontroller-oriented JS engine, sandboxed so they see only host-provided functions. It supports MLX, Apple Intelligence's on-device model, Ollama, and LM Studio.
A developer released Moka, a free, MIT-licensed local sandbox for testing prompts and MCP servers visually. It runs via 'npx @mokalabs/sandbox' with zero config, auto-detects running Ollama instances, and includes an inspector exposing raw JSON-RPC traffic, tokens, and latency. Developers can test tool calls and streaming, compare models side by side, and export working LangGraph Python scripts directly.
A developer released Moka, a free, MIT-licensed local sandbox for testing prompts and MCP servers visually. It runs via 'npx @mokalabs/sandbox' with zero config, auto-detects running Ollama instances, and includes an inspector exposing raw JSON-RPC traffic, tokens, and latency. Developers can test tool calls and streaming, compare models side by side, and export working LangGraph Python scripts directly.
Pocket AI Lab is a free, MIT-licensed iOS app that runs LLMs entirely on the iPhone with no cloud or account. Users paste a Hugging Face model link and the app detects the format to start chatting. It targets people who want to quickly try newly released open models locally on-device.
Pocket AI Lab is a free, MIT-licensed iOS app that runs LLMs entirely on the iPhone with no cloud or account. Users paste a Hugging Face model link and the app detects the format to start chatting. It targets people who want to quickly try newly released open models locally on-device.
Macaw is a private AI model that runs entirely on a Mac and controls it via 97 verified tools for mail, files, calendar, music, system settings, and multi-step chains. It uses a 2.7B LFM2.5 fine-tune with MLX 4-bit quantization, requires no cloud, and is available now with open weights and MIT code.
Macaw is a private AI model that runs entirely on a Mac and controls it via 97 verified tools for mail, files, calendar, music, system settings, and multi-step chains. It uses a 2.7B LFM2.5 fine-tune with MLX 4-bit quantization, requires no cloud, and is available now with open weights and MIT code.
A developer released Local-llmup, a package for managing local LLM installations and switching between runtimes such as Ollama, llama.cpp, MLX, and LM Studio. The tool aims to simplify runtime management for local AI workflows.
A developer released Local-llmup, a package for managing local LLM installations and switching between runtimes such as Ollama, llama.cpp, MLX, and LM Studio. The tool aims to simplify runtime management for local AI workflows.
Ollama published v0.34.1, a patch release updating its MLX runner and llama.cpp backends. Changes focus on memory handling: the mlxrunner now evicts prefix cache snapshots and waits for evicted runners and free system memory before loading the next model. The release also raises the token repeat limit to 100 and fixes a ChatGPT model selector spacing bug in the app.
Ollama published v0.34.1, a patch release updating its MLX runner and llama.cpp backends. Changes focus on memory handling: the mlxrunner now evicts prefix cache snapshots and waits for evicted runners and free system memory before loading the next model. The release also raises the token repeat limit to 100 and fixes a ChatGPT model selector spacing bug in the app.