I spend a fair amount of time working with LLMs both locally and remotely. LLM Studio is an excellent tool for running and managing your own, especially if you want to integrate with your own toolchain.
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That is to say in response to your implicit question, “No, I'm not just some rando talking out of his ass, I have some experience with multiple LLMs and judging their relative usefulness.”