llm’s are random text generators. each one is a different architecture, different training data, or different training recipe.
first off: you probably dont need to fill up your harddrive with every good model in existance. often a url link is sufficient.(unless the owner deletes it. but quants are often still there)
optional second questions: how many links do you have to decent models(excluding low value experiments) how many would you estimate that you have?
optional third question: how much is your divirsity of model usage? assuming you had the compute, how many tested models would you utilize for a single query across different models? average. max.
fourth question: do you still rely on inference compute for non-locally hosted models?


I also use Qwen3-Coder-Next for coding, and Qwen3-Instruct for general purposes. Im curious about Gemma4; might give it a try.
Its not part of the questions, but I started using Pi.dev with llama.cpp provider as my agent. If anyone has experimented with Pi, it would be nice to hear opinions.
How does qwen3-coder-next compare to qwen3.6 for coding?