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Local Model Selection
Summary
Choose and run the right local model with llama.cpp and GGUF — quantisation, hardware fit, and local serving.
Features
- Picks the right GGUF and quantisation for your hardware
- Covers CPU, Metal, CUDA, and ROCm setups
- Running an OpenAI-compatible local server
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Skill Content
Description
The hard part of running models locally is not the running; it is choosing. Which model, at which quantisation, will fit in the memory you have and still be good enough for the task?
This official skill answers that: finding GGUF conversions on the Hub, understanding what each quantisation level costs in quality and saves in memory, matching a model to CPU, Apple Metal, CUDA, or ROCm hardware, and locating the exact file to download rather than pulling a whole repository.
It also covers running llama.cpp as an OpenAI-compatible server so existing code can point at it, and converting models to GGUF when no conversion exists. Published by Hugging Face.
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