Demo: Rapid prototyping with Gemma and Llama.cpp
summary
Shows how to run Gemma in GGUF with llama.cpp on a regular MacBook, load the 7B model into RAM via LM Studio, and expose it as a local model server. Demonstrates generating structured JSON outputs to auto-create Connections-style puzzles (16 words → four 4-word groups), pulls model from Hugging Face, and replaces hard-coded solutions so the frontend fetches fresh puzzles. Prototype runs locally, fast enough for repeated interactive iterations and cost-free prompt tuning.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Local LLM prototyping intro
- 2:36Demo concept: Connections game
- 4:41Setup Gemma with LM Studio
- 6:10Generate puzzle patterns
- 9:06Integrate Gemma backend
- 10:32Key benefits of local LLM
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