Jan: Tool that integrates into a single program various open source generative text AI models.

3 years ago by lawrence to c/cool_github_projects

Jan runs 100% offline on your computer, utilizes open-source AI models, prioritizes privacy, and is highly customizable.

popcar2 4 points 3 years ago

Pretty cool. Has anyone tried this? How does it compare to https://gpt4all.io/ ?

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lawrence 2 points 3 years ago

I installed the Windows version. The application itself has a selected set of open-source models to download, like Llama2, OpenHermes, Deepseek Coder, and others. I installed and tested many of them, "chatted" with those models about historical information, and tried to make them program small algorithms. Some of them are very good with text, others only hallucinate. Well, each one has its strong and weak points. Some of them can code, but none is better than GPT-4 in that aspect, unfortunately.

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juli 0 points 3 years ago

When clicking on "linux download" it downloads a deb file 😅

What do I do with a deb file.

I didn't know that debian = linux

Why is it on discord and not matrix? weird.

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ExperimentalGuy 0 points 3 years ago

If you're on a Debian based distro, you can download a deb file using apt. There are also deb to rpm converters iirc, if you need that.

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