Three-LLM: Three.js-based WebGPU LLM inference engine shared on Hacker News
WebLLM: high-performance in-browser LLM inference engine shared on Hacker News
WebLLM: high-performance in-browser LLM inference engine shared on Hacker News
Token-Print is a browser-based 3D inspector that lets users explore transformer architectures, tensors, and real-time LLM inference. It loads live models or .gguf files, runs greedy generation op-by-op, and displays real numbers from actual forward passes—nothing illustrative or sampled from noise.
Token-Print is a browser-based 3D inspector that lets users explore transformer architectures, tensors, and real-time LLM inference. It loads live models or .gguf files, runs greedy generation op-by-op, and displays real numbers from actual forward passes—nothing illustrative or sampled from noise.
A WebGPU-accelerated demo that runs a 1-bit quantized LLM entirely in the browser. It enables local, private text generation without server calls, targeting developers and researchers exploring edge inference.
A WebGPU-accelerated demo that runs a 1-bit quantized LLM entirely in the browser. It enables local, private text generation without server calls, targeting developers and researchers exploring edge inference.
A local agent lab that runs AI models in the browser using WebGPU and Transformers.js, enabling on-device experimentation without cloud dependencies. It solves privacy and latency issues for developers and researchers who want to prototype agents locally.
A local agent lab that runs AI models in the browser using WebGPU and Transformers.js, enabling on-device experimentation without cloud dependencies. It solves privacy and latency issues for developers and researchers who want to prototype agents locally.
LLM Studio is an open-source platform that provides interactive 3D visualizations of transformer model architectures, tensors, and forward passes. It enables developers and learners to explore real model internals and live inference, with educational walkthroughs for key concepts like tokenization, embeddings, and attention. The project aims to make transformer models more understandable through hands-on visualization.
LLM Studio is an open-source platform that provides interactive 3D visualizations of transformer model architectures, tensors, and forward passes. It enables developers and learners to explore real model internals and live inference, with educational walkthroughs for key concepts like tokenization, embeddings, and attention. The project aims to make transformer models more understandable through hands-on visualization.