- Installed — models already on disk, ready to launch. Shows quantization, size, and architecture per model.
- Browse — the live catalog: curated picks plus live Hugging Face search.
Downloading models
In Browse, add a model three ways:- Catalog — curated models (including frontier MoE and NVFP4/AWQ picks for GB10 clusters), click to download.
- Search — search Hugging Face live; results show FITS GPU / availability badges computed from your cluster’s aggregate VRAM.
- Custom — paste any HF repo id (e.g.
microsoft/Phi-4).
Launching a model
In Installed, click a model → ▶ Launch. On a single node AINode serves it directly; on a cluster you can pick which nodes span it (see Distributed Inference) or serve different models on different nodes (see Federated Serving).Unloading a model
Each running instance has an Unload control that stops just that instance and frees its memory. (Unload force-clears a dead or phantom instance too, so a node that stopped responding doesn’t stay stuck “loaded”.) Unload a node’s models before starting a quantization job — quantization needs the full unified memory.Serving from on-disk weights
AINode serves directly from the weights in~/.ainode/models/<slug>. A model you
downloaded once — or produced with a quantization or
fine-tuning job — is immediately launchable; no re-download.
Gated models
Llama, Gemma, and other gated repos require a Hugging Face read token:Supported models
Any model compatible with vLLM works. Tested families include:- Meta Llama 3 / 3.1 (8B, 70B, 405B)
- Qwen 2.5 and Qwen3 / Qwen3.5 (incl. frontier MoE, e.g. Qwen3-235B-A22B)
- Mistral / Mixtral
- Google Gemma 2
- DeepSeek V3
- Phi-3 / Phi-4
- Command R+
awq_marlin) and NVFP4 quantized checkpoints serve natively on GB10.
