I built a local web UI to finetune models on my own text and actually watch the training (works on AMD ROCm)

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A local web UI for finetuning AI models on personal text, featuring live gradient activity monitoring, A/B prompt comparison, and AMD ROCm compatibility.

I wanted to do continued pretraining/finetuning of a local model on my own notes and see what's happening while it trains and do it on my AMD card, since most tools assume CUDA. llm-training-panel is a local web UI that: - loads a model from a local dir or a HF id - shows a live board of per-parameter gradient activity while it trains - runs base vs trained on the same prompt so you can A/B what changed - scores recall + verbatim overlap against a probe file Tested on Linux + AMD ROCm. Results vary with base model/corpus/settings Feedback welcome. github.com/limkcreply/llm-training-panel
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