Runpod is now an official sponsor of StockDory, a rapidly evolving open-source chess engine that improves faster than Stockfish. StockDory offers deep positional insight, lightning-fast calculations, and full customization—making it ideal for anyone lo…
This guide walks through setting up SillyTavern—a powerful, customizable roleplay frontend—on a Runpod instance. It covers port exposure, GitHub installation, whitelist config, and connecting to models like Oobabooga or KoboldAI.
OpenPose makes it easy to specify subject poses in Stable Diffusion, bypassing the limitations of prompt-based pose descriptions. This guide shows how to install and use the 3D OpenPose plugin with ControlNet.
This Runpod Roundup covers the arrival of 8k–16k token context models, the release of Stable Diffusion XL, and the launch of Llama 2 by Meta and Microsoft. All are now available to run on Runpod.
Llama 2 is now open source, offering a native 4k context window and strong performance. This post walks through how to download it from Meta or use TheBloke’s quantized versions.
This week’s Runpod RoundUp covers major releases including Llama-2 with 32k context support, SDXL 1.0’s public release, and StabilityAI’s new Stable Beluga LLMs—all now available to run on Runpod.
Bench, Neuralangelo, and Marqo highlight this week’s updates—open-source tools for evaluating LLMs, reconstructing 3D scenes, and enabling GPU-powered vector search.
his week’s roundup covers Alibaba’s vision-language model Qwen-VL, Meta’s new code-focused LLM Code Llama, and FACET—a benchmark for detecting bias in computer vision datasets.
New to serverless? This guide shows you how to deploy a basic “Hello World” API on RunPod Serverless using Docker—perfect for beginners testing their first worker.
Want to upgrade from basic chat UIs? SillyTavern offers a more interactive interface for AI conversations. Here’s how to install it on your own RunPod instance.