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Offene Modelle

Open-Source-Tooling und Open-Weight-Modelle, passend zum Gerät.

selbsai wird entlang von Speicher-, Thermik- und Latenzgrenzen konfiguriert. Deshalb arbeitet der Konfigurator mit Workload-Paketen und Modell-/Runtime-Fit statt mit einem starren Marketingnamen. Der Stack kombiniert klassische Open-Source-Software mit offenen Modellfamilien und wird bei der Provisionierung an Gerät, Sprachen, Workload und Lizenzprofil angepasst.

Private Assistant

Personal chat + light knowledge

Curated local assistant stack for fast private drafting and Q&A

Fast local assistance for private chat, email drafting, small document Q&A and day-to-day offline copilots.

RAM-Basis
16 GB
Zieltempo
15-40 t/s
Office Knowledge

Documents + retrieval + coding support

Curated local knowledge stack with retrieval, longer context and workflow tools

Balanced local reasoning for document-heavy work, private search, research, coding support and office assistants.

RAM-Basis
32 GB
Zieltempo
12-30 t/s
Coding + Agents

High-memory local agent node

Curated high-memory stack for coding agents, orchestration and heavier secure workloads

High-memory local intelligence for coding agents, larger private knowledge bases, orchestration and heavier secure workloads.

RAM-Basis
64 GB
Zieltempo
8-18 t/s
Beobachtete Familien

Repräsentative Modellfamilien, die wir tatsächlich verfolgen.

Diese Familien dienen als Referenz für die aktuellen selbsai-Geräteklassen. Die konkret ausgelieferten Modelle können sich ändern, wenn neuere offene Releases und schnellere lokale Runtimes auf unabhängigen Benchmarks besser abschneiden.

Obsidian Personal · private assistant

Llama 3.1 8B Instruct

Meta Llama · Meta

Our compact baseline for fast local assistants, offline drafting and lighter retrieval on personal desktop devices.

Obsidian Core · office knowledge

Ministral 3 14B Instruct

Mistral / Ministral · Mistral

A strong local step-up for multilingual work, long-context tasks and richer instruction-following on balanced desktop systems.

Roadmap · multimodal local agents

Gemma 4 E4B / 26B A4B

Google Gemma · Google DeepMind

A model family we track for responsive multimodal chat, coding assistants and agentic workflows because Gemma 4 combines long context, native function-calling support and multi-token prediction drafters.

Obsidian Pro · coding and agents

Qwen3 30B A3B

Qwen · Qwen

One of the main higher-capability open families we watch for larger reasoning, coding and multilingual deployments on high-memory local devices.

Artificial Analysis

Independent model pages with direct comparisons across intelligence, speed, price, context window and methodology notes.

Hugging Face Open LLM Leaderboard

A widely used open-model benchmark hub for comparing community and lab releases across standard eval suites.

Arena Leaderboard

Useful for broad human-preference comparisons and keeping an eye on how major open releases stack up in live arena-style evaluation.

Was tatsächlich installiert wird

Wir versprechen nicht, dass jede Standard-, Professional- oder Elite-Einheit immer mit demselben Modellnamen ausgeliefert wird. Ein seriöser lokaler KI-Hardware-Shop wählt den passenden Open-Weight-Stack für die Aufgabe und passt die Empfehlung an, wenn offene Modelle, Drafter und lokale Runtimes besser werden.

  • Das Workload-Paket bestimmt Speicherbasis, Latenzrahmen und unterstützende Werkzeuge.
  • Workflow-Presets bestimmen das Tooling rund um das Grundmodell: Coding-Hilfe, Dokumentenprüfung, Retrieval, Operations-Support oder Audit-Funktionen.
  • Die finale Auswahl hängt von Sprachenmix, Datensensibilität, Lizenzvorgaben und dem Ziel zwischen Geschwindigkeit, Tiefe und Multimodalität ab.
  • Wenn Beschleunigungswege wie Gemma-artige MTP-Drafter, MLX, Ollama, vLLM oder SGLang am besten passen, können sie ohne neuen Kundenworkflow übernommen werden.
  • Benchmark-Positionen ändern sich laufend. Deshalb verlinkt diese Seite auf lebende Drittquellen statt veraltete Marketingbehauptungen festzuschreiben.
Curation layer

Hugging Face scale is useful only after filtering.

The value for customers is not simply that open models exist. The value is that selbsai turns a fast-moving model ecosystem into a controlled local setup with documented choices, workload fit, and a clear update channel.

Source reputation

Publisher history, release notes, model-card quality, community usage, and maintenance signals are reviewed before a model is treated as a provisioning candidate.

License and usage fit

The configurator now captures whether the customer wants permissive-only, commercial-ready, or restricted-model avoidance before final model selection.

Safe format preference

Where supported, selbsai prefers formats and runtimes with clearer supply-chain posture, including Safetensors, GGUF, MLX packages, and established local runtimes.

Hardware match

The selected model/runtime stack is checked against RAM, VRAM, thermal budget, storage, context length, and the customer's target workloads.

Provenance card

What the customer should know about the installed stack.

  • Model family, exact source repository, publisher, model-card link, and release reference.
  • Runtime path, file format, quantization level, checksum or verification reference where available.
  • License posture, intended use, known limitations, language fit, and benchmark references.
  • Selected update policy: stable, balanced, or fast track.

OCR and document extraction

For invoice, receipt and document-heavy presets we pair the language model with open OCR and document-understanding tooling rather than relying on the base LLM alone.

Retrieval and reranking

Search-heavy presets use additional embedding and reranking components so large local indexes stay usable at real-world scale.

Preset-Workloads

Software coding

Local help for private repositories.

Explain code, draft tests, review snippets, write scripts, and search repository notes without sending proprietary source to cloud tools.

  • Repo-aware Q&A
  • Test and script drafts
  • Error explanation

Documents and writing

Draft, rewrite, summarize, extract.

Create letters, policies, proposals, memos, summaries, and structured extracts from files that should stay inside your office.

  • PDF & DOCX ingestion
  • Memo and report drafts
  • Tables and summaries

Email and personal assistant

Inbox work without inbox exposure.

Draft replies, sort messages, extract tasks, prepare agendas, and turn notes into follow-ups from approved local exports.

  • Reply drafts
  • Action extraction
  • Meeting follow-ups

Research desk

Turns reading piles into briefings.

Compare sources, summarize PDFs, answer questions with citations, and prepare decision notes from local research folders.

  • Citation-aware Q&A
  • Long-context search
  • Briefing notes

Document review

Find clauses, risks, gaps, and dates.

Review contracts, policies, case files, leases, and due-diligence packs for obligations, inconsistencies, and missing attachments.

  • Clause search
  • Obligation extraction
  • Risk and gap lists

Sales assistant

Prepare better conversations faster.

Draft outreach, summarize accounts, prepare call notes, handle objections, and build proposals from approved sales material.

  • Proposal drafts
  • Call preparation
  • CRM-style summaries

Compliance management

Policies and evidence, searchable locally.

Answer audit questions, compare obligations, identify missing evidence, and prepare control summaries from internal policy folders.

  • Policy Q&A
  • Evidence checklists
  • Audit response drafts

Warehouse management

Operations support from local records.

Search SOPs, summarize shift notes, prepare supplier messages, and answer operational questions from warehouse documentation.

  • SOP search
  • Shift note summaries
  • Supplier message drafts

Inventory management

Stock lists, reorder issues, and reports.

Review stock exports, flag reorder risks, summarize item movements, and prepare plain-language inventory reports.

  • CSV and table review
  • Reorder flags
  • Inventory summaries

Company knowledge base

Ask your manuals, folders, and notes.

Build a local question-answer layer over manuals, procedures, project folders, email exports, and internal documentation.

  • Local vector index
  • Folder Q&A
  • Source-grounded answers