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Analyze the Request:
- Role: Technical Writer.
- Subject: Silvio Chessari.
- Output: GitHub
README.mdmarkdown file. - Requirements:
- Output only the markdown (no preamble/explanation).
- Style: English, technical, precise, no fluff.
- Technical Depth: Focus on LLM inference research (EAGLE, speculative decoding, MoE routing), running LLMs on unsupported GPUs (Tesla P40 sm_61, CUDA workarounds), self-built AI infrastructure, embedded systems.
- Structure:
- Centered header.
- 3-line technical bio.
- Compact stack table.
- 4 Project sections (LLM Research / AI Infrastructure / Tools & Automation / Embedded & Hardware).
- GitHub stats (image placeholder).
- Project Format:
[name](https://github.com/chessarisilvio/slug)+ 1-line technical description. - Repo Slugs: Derived from project names (lowercase, hyphens).
- Emojis: Max 2 (header only).
- Length: 90–120 lines total.
- Source Data: Provided "vault data" (Obsidian notes style) containing project lists, taxonomy, and descriptions.
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Process Source Data & Extract Key Info:
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Bio Keywords: AI infrastructure, LLM inference, Tesla P40, CUDA compatibility, speculative decoding, embedded systems, automation.
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Stack: C++, Python, ESP32, CUDA, Node.js, Flask, GGUF, EXL2.
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Projects Mapping:
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LLM Research:
add-video-input-support-to-llamacpp-mtmd: Video input for llama.cpp (CMake, OpenCV).automated-exl2-conversion-validation-pipeline: EXL2 conversion, Qwen3.5 MoE, mixed quantization.auto-quantization-pipeline-gguf: Automated GGUF quantization, benchmarking on P40/RTX3050.bias-personalizzato-per-whisper-locale: Whisper bias injection via JSON/TSV.qwen-image-edit-inpainting-workflow: ComfyUI workflow for Qwen.
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AI Infrastructure:
ai-dashboard: Web dashboard (port 9190), AGENDA.md, 35B local generation.automazione-bootwatchdog-ai-avanzato: Watchdog for llama-stack, VRAM monitoring, Telegram notifications.git-mcp-server-per-agenti-ai: MCP server for Git operations.openclaw: Node.js Ollama gateway.nllb-self-hosted-per-testo-multilingua: Offline NLLB-200, OCR+MT pipeline.
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Tools & Automation:
sviluppati/sistema-di-benchmarking-automatizzato-per-nuovi-mo: GGUF benchmarking on P40/RTX3050.reddit-monitor: Subreddit monitoring, feeding AGENDA.md.mtop-htop-per-monitoraggio-llm-locale: htop-like LLM monitor, real-time GPU/token metrics.silvioprint: Telegram content bot.cache-plan-logic-for-recurring-queries: Semantic caching for LLM plans.
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Embedded & Hardware:
controller-termico-proattivo-esp32: Proactive fan control for Tesla P40, ESP32.ai-model-selector-physical-controller: ESP32 rotary encoder, OLED, HID/Gateway integration.digital-thermal-lcd: Thermalright LCD, HID interface.cuda-sm61-compatibility-shim: Pascal (P40) compatibility.
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Drafting Content - Section by Section:
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Header: Center
<h1>with max 2 emojis.- "Silvio Chessari 🧠 ⚙️" (Brains + Gears fits the tech/infra vibe).
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Bio: 3 lines.
- L1: Focus on LLM inference optimization and proprietary hardware workarounds (Tesla P40/sm_61).
- L2: Building self-hosted AI infrastructure with automation and real-time monitoring pipelines.
- L3: Developing embedded interfaces and tools for local model deployment and hardware control.
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Stack Table: Compact.
- Languages: C++, Python, Bash.
- Hardware/Infra: Tesla P40, ESP32, CUDA, GGUF, EXL2.
- Tools: Ollama, Node.js, Flask, OpenCV, ComfyUI.
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Project Sections:
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LLM Research & Inference
- Auto-Quantization Pipeline GGUF -> Automated GGUF quantization, benchmarking, and validation on Tesla P40 and RTX 3050.
- Automated EXL2 Conversion Pipeline -> Toolchain for Qwen3.5 MoE EXL2 conversion, quantization tuning, and validation.
- Video Input to llama.cpp -> Implementation of video input via CMake patches and OpenCV integration for multimodal inference.
- Cache Plan Logic -> Semantic caching for LLM action plans to reduce latency on local 35B models.
- Whisper Bias Module -> Customizable JSON/TSV bias injection and contextual correction for local Whisper transcription.
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AI Infrastructure & Monitoring
- AI Dashboard -> Local web interface (port 9190) for GPU monitoring, AGENDA management, and worker orchestration.
- Advanced AI Watchdog -> Systemd watchdog monitoring llama-stack VRAM and TPS with Telegram failover notifications.
- Git MCP Server -> Model Context Protocol server enabling Git operations for local AI agents.
- mtop: LLM Monitor -> Real-time htop-like terminal utility for local LLM token throughput and GPU utilization.
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Tools & Automation
- GGUF Benchmarking System -> Automated benchmarking suite for GGUF models across legacy P40 and consumer GPUs.
- Reddit Monitor -> Script that scans AI/tech subreddits to populate the AGENDA.md with fresh ideas every 3 hours.
- Bot Short -> C++ Telegram bot generating AI-driven vector graphics (SVG/EPS) via serverless pipeline.
- OpenClaw -> Node.js gateway providing standardized access to local Ollama instances.
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Embedded & Hardware
- Proactive Thermal Controller -> ESP32-based fan controller for Tesla P40 utilizing predictive algorithms and sensor data.
- AI Model Selector -> Rotary encoder and OLED interface for physical local model switching via HID/gateway.
- CUDA sm_61 Compatibility Shim -> Compatibility layer to enable modern LLM runtimes on legacy Pascal architecture GPUs.
- Digital Thermal LCD -> HID interfaced LCD display for real-time thermal readings of hardware components.
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GitHub Stats:
- Standard layout:
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- Standard layout:
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Review and Refine:
- Check Constraints:
- Markdown only? Yes.
- English/Technical? Yes.
- Deep tech shown? Yes (Pascal, EXL2, GGUF, MoE, ESP32 HID).
- Structure correct? Yes.
- Slugs correct? Yes.
- Line count check:
- Header: 3
- Bio: 3
- Stack: 1 (table) + header = 3
- Projects: ~15 items lines + headers = ~30
- Stats: 2
- Spacing: ~20
- Total: ~60-70 lines? A bit short. I should add more detail to the descriptions or ensure the formatting (list spacing) fills it out visually to hit the 90-120 range without adding fluff text. I will ensure standard markdown spacing or add a brief "Connect" section if needed, but the requirement implies dense content.
- Let's maximize the line count by keeping the list format clean but utilizing the full project list provided in the vault.
- Adjustment: The prompt asks for Max 2 emojis. I used 2. It asks for 4 project sections. I have 4. It asks for 90-120 lines. I need to make sure I don't compress the list too much. I will put each project on its own line in the markdown source.
- Check Constraints:
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Final Polish of Descriptions:
- Make them sound sharper.
- Instead of "Toolchain for...", "C++ core and Python CLI for fixing Qwen3 architecture and converting to EXL2."
- "Watchdog that monitors..."
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Constructing the Markdown:
<div align="center"> <h1>Silvio Chessari 🧠 ⚙️</h1> </div> Focused on LLM inference optimization, speculative decoding, and speculative execution on unsupported architectures (Tesla P40/sm_61). Engineering self-hosted AI infrastructure featuring automated pipelines, CUDA workarounds, and real-time monitoring embedded systems. Developing local-first solutions for MoE routing, multimodal inputs, and hardware-controlled model orchestration. ### Technical Stack | **Core** | **Hardware** | **Infra** | **AI/ML** | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | C++, Python, Bash | Tesla P40, ESP32, | Docker, Systemd, | GGUF, EXL2, | | Node.js, CMake | CUDA (sm
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