LM Format Enforcer — alternative #1 to Guidance
Enforce output format (JSON Schema, Regex, etc) of language models by filtering allowed tokens at each generation step. Compatible with Hugg...
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Enforce output format (JSON Schema, Regex, etc) of language models by filtering allowed tokens at each generation step. Compatible with Hugg...
Practical hands-on course about Large Language Models and their applications. Covers Chatbots, Code Generation, OpenAI API, Hugging Face, Ve...
Lightweight state kernel and local control plane for long-running AI agent loops with goal tracking, auto-wake, and verifiable handoffs. MIT...
Official inference framework for 1-bit LLMs (BitNet b1.58). Enables running large models on CPU with minimal memory footprint. Features cust...
Python toolkit for building LLM applications with automatic versioning, tracing, and cost tracking. The "LLM Anti-Framework" for developers...
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