Apple Silicon AI · Philip John Basile
Local AI, MLX, Metal, and models for Apple Silicon.
Explore my Apple Silicon work: merged MLX contributions, models, reusable training data, interactive Spaces, and technical documentation.
Local AI, MLX, Metal, and models for Apple Silicon.
Note Explore existing public work across Apple’s MLX ecosystem: three merged MLX/MLX-LM fixes, 20 model artifacts, training data, two Spaces, and technical documentation. Start with the contribution records, try Wisp, or follow a pinned setup and evaluation guide.
Note Reusable code, specialist training material, and pruning calibration from GLM Demolition. Includes a seven-example MLX code sample. The default Hub viewer indexes 87,586 rows; the full JSONL repository has a broader scope. See the card for provenance and measured limits.
Try fill-in-the-middle and code completion with Wisp.
Note Try Wisp in your browser: free CPU inference, fill-in-the-middle and ordinary completion, editable examples, and explicit limits. Runs the standard trunk; no MTP acceleration. Generated code is displayed without execution.
Note My small code-completion research model, trained with fill-in-the-middle and native MTP. Standard Transformers runs the 100.7M trunk; the MTP sidecar needs its explicit MLX runtime. Includes null and adverse evaluation results.
Note My MTPLX/MLX conversion of Ornith AI's 35B-A3B model: mixed 4/8-bit body, BF16 MTP, and preserved vision weights. About 22.09 GB of weights. Recorded Forge results are limited; see runtime and licensing notes before use.
Note My 6-bit MLX conversion of DavidAU's Fable-Fusion-711, with a calibrated MTP sidecar and vision. About 23.6 GB of weights. M5 Max measurements include runtime versions and conditions; the card retains the corrected refusal results.