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llmfit tells you which open-source LLM fits your PC
What is llmfit?
llmfit scans your CPU, RAM, and GPU to estimate which open-source large language models will run smoothly. It also lets you benchmark a model on your own machine and share the results for better community estimates.
Who it is for
If you want to run LLMs locally without guessing hardware limits, llmfit gives you a quick compatibility list and real-world speed numbers.
Try it in 60 seconds
No one-line install. The README has the setup steps.
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New projects are not vetted. Skim the code, and run it in a fresh folder or a container before giving it your files or keys.
The story so far
Early Signal first spotted AlexsJones/llmfit on November 10, 2026, when it had 38.9k GitHub stars. It now has 38.9k. On its busiest day it gained 63 stars. It is published under the MIT license and has 2.5k forks. It has been discussed in 3 Hacker News threads, the top one with 301 points. Early Signal files it under LLMs, Inference, Coding.
Questions about llmfit
- Is llmfit free and open source?
- Yes. AlexsJones/llmfit is open source under the MIT license, and the code is on GitHub at https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit.