Spum documentation¶
Spum runs language and image models locally, with a command-line engine, a local HTTP interface and a standalone Mac app. AfterGlow adds MIDI continuation with a compatible Aria checkpoint.
A Neuroscape Imaging product. Published by Neuroscape Imaging Private Limited.
This guide covers CLI 0.2.2 and Mac app 0.2.2. The application and CLI have separate version numbers and release packages. Model files are downloaded separately.
Start here¶
- Install the CLI or Mac app.
- Run your first model.
- Browse every command and option defaults.
- Connect an application through the local API.
Find a workflow¶
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Generate text, use a prompt file, export JSON | Text and chat |
| Ask a compatible model about an image | Images |
| Serve a model to a local application | HTTP API |
| Continue a piano phrase | AfterGlow |
| Split a model across computers you own | Spum Link |
| Measure throughput or perplexity | Evaluation |
| Identify model types and required files | Models |
Examples use model.gguf, projector.gguf and phrase.mid as file names. Replace them with your own compatible files. Example prompts are instructions to a model, not assertions about its accuracy.