Use cases

What this archive is for, and which machine to use.

Security research and red-team prep

GLM-5.3-Flash or Flash-Next on one M5; abliterated builds when a stock model refuses legitimate defensive questions (malware triage, exploit write-ups for patched CVEs, phishing-awareness samples).

Where: M5 ×1 (Flash-Next IQ4_XS / alesha IQ3_S), M5 ×2 for DeepSeek V4.1 IQ1_M

Keep abliterated models offline and off public endpoints. Authorised targets only.

Local coding agent

Serve Flash-Next IQ4_XS with llama-server and point an OpenAI-compatible coding agent at it. Only 6B params are active per token, so it is the fastest large model here (theoretical ceiling ≈67 tok/s on one M5). Qwen3.8-27B Q4 on the MacBook Pro for travel.

Where: M5 ×1, MacBook Pro

Code never leaves the LAN. Qwen Community License allows internal commercial use.

Private document Q&A

Open WebUI + llama-server + your own documents. Long native context (262K on Qwen3.8, 1M advertised on GLM-5.3/DeepSeek V4.1) helps, but KV cache grows with context; start at 32K.

Where: M5 ×1

Client documents stay on hardware you own.

Content for Remnant apps

Qwen-Image 2.1 / MOSS-Image for concept art, Wan 2.2 or HunyuanVideo for short clips, ACE-Step for background music on SnapDog/CyberSim promos.

Where: M5 ×1 (image/music), M5 with offload (Wan)

Check licenses: Qwen-Image 2.1 and YuE2 are non-commercial; MOSS-Image (Apache 2.0), Wan 2.2 (Apache 2.0) and ACE-Step (MIT) are commercial-OK.

Voice: transcripts, narration, voice notes

Whisper turbo for meeting/podcast transcripts; Qwen3-TTS (Apache 2.0) for narration with your own cloned voice; Fish S2 Pro for research comparisons only.

Where: Every machine except the NAS for TTS; Whisper even runs on the Mac mini

Only clone voices with consent.

Vision: screenshot and UI review

All four LLM families are image-text-to-text; load the mmproj file with llama-server to ask about App Store screenshots, error dialogs or diagrams.

Where: M5 ×1, MacBook Pro (27B)

Use the mmproj that ships beside each GGUF.

Quantization lab

Original safetensors are archived so you can make your own GGUFs or try new quant methods (GSQ-RCO, Mirai) without re-downloading 1.2 TB.

Where: Any box with disk; M5 to test results

Originals are the source of truth; keep the archive offline-safe.