A free, open-source command-line tool called llmfit now scans a user's hardware and scores hundreds of AI models on whether they will actually run locally—before any large download begins. The Rust-based utility, developed by Alex Jones and distributed on GitHub, aims to eliminate the trial-and-error familiar to anyone who has downloaded a large language model only to find it too slow or too big for their machine.
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