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Hey! Thanks for reaching out and for the kind words about the project! To clarify how it works on hardware like the Raspberry Pi 4: Intent & Command Recognition: The core assistant handles intent and command recognition directly on the hardware without needing an LLM. This keeps the basic system incredibly fast, lightweight, and perfectly suited for a Raspberry Pi 4 (even the 4GB version). The LLM Layer: For deeper, more complex conversations, the user can choose to connect an LLM themselves. It is fully flexible — you can either run a highly quantized smaller model locally via Ollama/llama.cpp, or connect to a cloud-based API. If you run the LLM locally on an 8GB Pi 4, it handles small 3B or highly quantized models quite well. If you are on a 4GB model or want maximum speed, plugging in an external cloud LLM while letting the Pi handle the local commands is the perfect hybrid setup. I don’t have a video demo ready at this exact moment, but I can share some resource usage screenshots or a quick clip soon! |
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Hey @dotradepro , the project seems very nice!!
Can you provide more information about how it is working on a RPi4 4GB RAM? Does the local LLM also works good on this model? Could you provide demo figures or a video?
Thank you!
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