@MaziyarPanahi: I finally got GLM-5.2 to work an entire 3-year patient chart that only Bonsai 27B was allowed to read 292 encounters li…

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@MaziyarPanahi runs GLM-5.2 and Bonsai 27B locally on a Mac Studio using llama.cpp to process a 3-year patient chart, catching a dangerous drug interaction that was previously flagged but overlooked. The models operate entirely on-device under Apache-2.0, with Bonsai answering queries in ~2s and @PrismML claiming a 1-bit build fits an iPhone.

I finally got GLM-5.2 to work an entire 3-year patient chart that only Bonsai 27B was allowed to read 292 encounters live inside Bonsai on my Mac Studio. llama.cpp, Metal, ternary, 7.2GB, Apache-2.0. The chart never leaves the machine. GLM-5.2 can only ask questions. It asked three. Bonsai answered each in ~2s with 19,398 tokens still cached. Then it caught the thing buried 17 months back: metformin + iodinated contrast at eGFR 39. Nephrology warned about it in 2025. The ED booked the CT anyway. A 27B-class model used to need a datacentre. @PrismML say the 1-bit build is 3.9GB and fits an iPhone 17 Pro Max. The orchestrator never touched the data. That's the whole point. What should it read next?
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I finally got GLM-5.2 to work an entire 3-year patient chart that only Bonsai 27B was allowed to read

292 encounters live inside Bonsai on my Mac Studio. llama.cpp, Metal, ternary, 7.2GB, Apache-2.0. The chart never leaves the machine.

GLM-5.2 can only ask questions. It asked three. Bonsai answered each in ~2s with 19,398 tokens still cached.

Then it caught the thing buried 17 months back: metformin + iodinated contrast at eGFR 39. Nephrology warned about it in 2025. The ED booked the CT anyway.

A 27B-class model used to need a datacentre. @PrismML say the 1-bit build is 3.9GB and fits an iPhone 17 Pro Max.

The orchestrator never touched the data. That’s the whole point.

What should it read next?

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