Pocket Tank alternatives

Pocket Tank (mediacutlet/pocket-tank): pocket-tank is an open C project that runs a 14M-parameter distilled language model on an ESP32-S3 microcontroller to decide what virtual fish do in a small tank, with no network needed. See its 3 use cases.

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