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...We don't want to compromise between the power and flexibility of AI and predictable results. We have built the open and flexible LLM evaluation tool that we have always wished we had. Run and evaluate models with simple and elegant CLI commands. Use the CLI as a testing tool for your CI/CD pipeline. Monitor models performance and detect regressions in production. Test your code on the fly. BenchLLM supports OpenAI, Langchain, and any other API out of the box. Use multiple evaluation strategies and visualize insightful reports.

...This on-device AI inference solution provides privacy, customization, and cost benefits compared to cloud-based alternatives. Best of all, it fits into your existing workflows and applications with an easy-to-use CLI and REST API.

Disco.dev is an open source personal hub for MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration that lets users discover, launch, customize, and remix MCP servers with zero setup, no infrastructure overhead required. It provides plug‑and‑play connectors and a collaborative environment where users can spin up servers instantly via CLI or local execution, explore and remix community‑shared servers, and tailor them to unique workflows. This streamlined, infrastructure‑free approach accelerates AI automation development, democratizes access to agentic tooling, and fosters open collaboration across technical and non-technical contributors through a modular, remixable ecosystem.

Generative AI Service Cloud Infrastructure is a fully managed platform offering powerful large language models for tasks such as generation, summarization, analysis, chat, embedding, and reranking. You can access pretrained foundational models via an intuitive playground, API, or CLI, or fine-tune custom models on your own data using dedicated AI clusters isolated to your tenancy. The service includes content moderation, model controls, dedicated infrastructure, and flexible deployment endpoints. Use cases span industries and workflows; generating text for marketing or sales, building conversational agents, extracting structured data from documents, classification, semantic search, code generation, and much more. ...

...Use open source frameworks like PyTorch, TensorFlow and scikit-learn. Bring together the development tools including popular IDEs, Jupyter notebooks, JupterLab and CLIs — or languages such as Python, R and Scala. IBM Watson Studio helps you build and scale AI with trust and transparency by automating AI lifecycle management.