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OllamaMonitor — Monitor Your Local Ollama Runtime from the Windows Tray
Hi! If you’re running Ollama locally on Windows—whether you’re tinkering with LLMs, building local AI demos, or just curious about the overhead of large models—you’ve probably wondered: Is it still running? How much CPU is it chewing? Did that model load? Welcome to ElBruno.OllamaMonitor. It’s a no-frills system tray app that sits in your Windows notification area… — read more
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🕛 ClockTray v1.0.0: Meet the CLI-Enabled Clock Tool for Windows
Hi! usually hide my taskbar clock while recording videos, and after doing that dance one too many times, I had one goal: save a few clicks. Then yesterday, during a GitHub Copilot CLI session (watch it here), I decided to pick up the ClockTray app and turn it into a CLI tool. And… here we are.… — read more
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🚀 Big Update: GPT-Image Models + AI Agent Skills
Hi! Two weeks ago, I shipped t2i — a terminal-first CLI for text-to-image generation. Today I’m excited to announce two major additions that make t2i even more powerful: TL;DR 🤖 Part 1: AI Agent Skills — The Biggest Feature This is the feature I’m most excited about: teaching AI agents how to use t2i automatically What Are Skills? Skills are packages of functionality that AI… — read more
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🚀 Meet t2i — The ElBruno.Text2Image CLI
Hi! I just shipped t2i, a terminal-first CLI tool for ElBruno.Text2Image. Generate images from your shell in two commands — no UI, no browser, just a simple cli interface to image generation from the cloud. This is the Lite edition (cloud-only, ~2.4 MB on NuGet) — perfect for CI/CD pipelines, deployment scripts, batch jobs, and developers who live… — read more
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#ML.NET Image Classification with ML.NET Command-Line Interface (CLI), no #VS2019 needed !
Hi ! I haven’t write a lot about ML.NET Command-Line Interface (CLI) (see references), and that’s a shame. It’s very powerful and also it supports most of the ML.Net features, like in example: Model Builder Image Classification scenario. The ML.NET CLI automates model generation for .NET developers. To use the ML.NET API by itself, (without… — read more
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#Podcast – NTN 44 – CLIs vs GUIs con @jc_quijano y @eiximenis
Buenas! Buenas!Hoy tengo la suerte de hablar con Eduard Tomas (@eiximenis) y Juan Quijano (@jc_quijano) sobre uno de los temas que ha tenido bastante popularidad en Twitter: CLIs o GUIs. Hablamos sobre las preferencias de cada uno y sobre cómo nos hemos movido hasta el punto actual donde parece que hay CLIs por todos lados.Juan… — read more
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#MLNET – Are you a Command line user? MLNet CLI is great for some AutoML train tasks!
Hi ! Yesterday I wrote about how easy is to use Model Builder to create Machine Learning models directly from data inside Visual Studio. If you prefer to work with command line interfaces, Machine Learning.Net AutoML also have a CLI interface and with a couple of commands, you can get some amazing results. So, for… — read more
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