A tool called llmfit checks your computer's hardware. It looks at your RAM, CPU, and GPU. Then it tells you which AI models will run well on your system.
You get scores for model quality, speed, and memory fit. The tool uses simple labels like perfect or too tight. This way you know exactly which large language models you can run locally.
It works with popular runtimes like Ollama and llama.cpp. You can use it in your terminal or as a simple text interface. No guesswork needed.
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