Zer0Fit: I took Google's new TabFM & TimesFM ML foundation models and made them available as an MCP server for zero-shot ML tasks (forecasts / classifications / regressions). 100% local. [P]
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Zer0Fit provides an MCP server that wraps Google's TabFM and TimesFM foundation models for zero-shot forecasting, classification, and regression tasks, running entirely locally.
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