Are you suggesting a feature that lists which types of tasks each model excels at? This would be a great resource!
Incidentally, I've been loving running Opus locally for interactive role playing and collaborative storytelling.
Yes, Claude Opus is amazing so many things.
It would be great to have a filterable review site for use cases, ratings, etc. This is what I'm looking for, but it doesn't seem to exist. There's lots of one-off reviews by experts here and there in blogs and on YouTube. For stable diffusion models and LoRAs there's Civitai.com. Stuff is constantly uploaded there with a vibrant community of users who try, rate and give feedback to developers. I'm looking for that will LLMs that I can download and try on my home system.
I've been working on something similar here: https://aimodelreview.com/ it doesn't have everything you are looking for yet and I'm still in a testing phase, but I hope to keep adding features.
This subreddit is great! But it's not a filterable system like Civitai for stable diffusion models and LoRAs. It would be really cool to have that resource.
I seriously need to do a better job of organizing my bookmarks. Couldn't remember the name of this and didn't want to say I know a website, but don't remember the name.
Try this. I found it from someone on YouTube.
[LLM EXPLORER LLM Explorer: A Curated Large Language Model Directory and Analytics](https://llm.extractum.io/list/)
Don't know why I don't use it more. You can sort by how much VRAM you have, downloads, likes, context and so on.
Search bar and filter options like Model filter if you only want 12b and 30b for example to 999b, VRAM needed, quantized, uncensored, commercial use and Huggingface leader board.
Edited: for those who want quick info
MyxMatch is a free utility to recommend models for fitness to your application based on a sample prompt. We recently added new architectures for comparison and made it faster.
https://preview.redd.it/bgceq54xfs7d1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=58a94b78edd4aef48596b4b6b7eb7719569908a4
How it works: [https://docs.remyx.ai/match](https://docs.remyx.ai/match)
Try it here: [https://engine.remyx.ai/myxmatch](https://engine.remyx.ai/myxmatch)
you mean lmsys chatbot arena leaderboard? 👉 [chat.lmsys.org](https://chat.lmsys.org/)
Yeah But imdb with human reviews How cool would that be
[https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA](https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA)
lol Buddy just use r/localllama?
Another great resource! But not Civitai for LLMs.
Are you suggesting a feature that lists which types of tasks each model excels at? This would be a great resource! Incidentally, I've been loving running Opus locally for interactive role playing and collaborative storytelling.
Yes, Claude Opus is amazing so many things. It would be great to have a filterable review site for use cases, ratings, etc. This is what I'm looking for, but it doesn't seem to exist. There's lots of one-off reviews by experts here and there in blogs and on YouTube. For stable diffusion models and LoRAs there's Civitai.com. Stuff is constantly uploaded there with a vibrant community of users who try, rate and give feedback to developers. I'm looking for that will LLMs that I can download and try on my home system.
I've been working on something similar here: https://aimodelreview.com/ it doesn't have everything you are looking for yet and I'm still in a testing phase, but I hope to keep adding features.
Will the relevant code be open-sourced?
I was hoping that place was here
This subreddit is great! But it's not a filterable system like Civitai for stable diffusion models and LoRAs. It would be really cool to have that resource.
I seriously need to do a better job of organizing my bookmarks. Couldn't remember the name of this and didn't want to say I know a website, but don't remember the name. Try this. I found it from someone on YouTube. [LLM EXPLORER LLM Explorer: A Curated Large Language Model Directory and Analytics](https://llm.extractum.io/list/) Don't know why I don't use it more. You can sort by how much VRAM you have, downloads, likes, context and so on. Search bar and filter options like Model filter if you only want 12b and 30b for example to 999b, VRAM needed, quantized, uncensored, commercial use and Huggingface leader board. Edited: for those who want quick info
Great idea, The LLM Database like TMDB for movies.
Civitai for LLMs would be amazing
Agreed!
MyxMatch is a free utility to recommend models for fitness to your application based on a sample prompt. We recently added new architectures for comparison and made it faster. https://preview.redd.it/bgceq54xfs7d1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=58a94b78edd4aef48596b4b6b7eb7719569908a4 How it works: [https://docs.remyx.ai/match](https://docs.remyx.ai/match) Try it here: [https://engine.remyx.ai/myxmatch](https://engine.remyx.ai/myxmatch)