Havuz

Halo is an open-source framework built by White Circle for training large language and multimodal models

Local inference you can prove. A single-binary GGUF engine in C: serves, scores, and trains LoRA through the quantized weights it deploys, b

Companion code for the Manning book 'LLM Customization and Fine-Tuning.' Adapt open-weights LLMs end to end: prompting and RAG, LoRA/QLoRA,

Single-GPU LLM fine-tuning preflight: memory estimates, runnable LoRA/QLoRA recipes, and local measurements.

verl for a single consumer GPU. PPO, GRPO and on-policy distillation on NVIDIA GPUs.

Speedrunning LoRA fine-tuning: frozen task, frozen hardware, public wall-clock leaderboard. modded-nanogpt for fine-tuning.

LoRA fine-tune Gemma 4 31B to speak caveman-mode natively. Style: github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman

Raise your own dragon: fine-tune a language model on your own documents, from R. Writes the training data, trains on your laptop, RAG built

Open Source Instruction Tuning LLM Training Library 2026

One GPU. Full LLM workflow. Real benchmarks. No cloud required.

Writing that's kin to yours

Fine-tune Qwen2.5-Coder-7B for free (QLoRA on Kaggle T4) and run a local coding agent that runs your code instead of guessing — 8 GB Mac, ll

Open-source agent execution-recovery controller for coding and tool-using AI agents.