@SergioPaniego: one command and you have a private vllm server on HF infra point a coding agent straight at your own model, then spin i…
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One command allows you to set up a private vLLM server on Hugging Face infrastructure, enabling a coding agent to point at your own model, and spin it down when done.
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one command and you have a private vllm server on HF infra
point a coding agent straight at your own model, then spin it down when you’re done
blog (by @QGallouedec) below⤵️ https://t.co/F9i10NSOSG
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