charmbracelet/catwalk

🐈 A collection of LLM inference providers and models

What it solves

Catwalk provides a centralized database of models that are compatible with Crush, ensuring users can easily find and integrate compatible AI models into their workflow.

How it works

It acts as a community-supported registry or database specifically designed to track and maintain a list of providers and models that work with the Crush framework.

Who it’s for

Developers and users of the Crush project who need to know which AI models and providers are compatible with the system.

Highlights

  • Community-driven updates for model providers.
  • Specifically tailored for compatibility with the Crush framework.

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