Here's a llama.cpp CLI Command builder.

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A static Linux command builder for llama.cpp that helps construct CLI commands, run benchmarks, and log results.

No accounts or sign up. No email requirements. No pop-ups and no cookies. No ads. Info is saved locally in your browser so you dont lose any progress. Its got every single flag and argument that could be found in the documentation. Tool tips are added to everything. Every field is editable. Once you build the CLI or server command you can add your run info and add the run to the log and track which configuration works best for your hardware. Only Linux support currently. Maybe Mac and windows tabs in the future.
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# Llama Command Bench Source: [https://llamabuilding.com/](https://llamabuilding.com/) No accounts, no cookies, no tracking\. ## Build the command\. Run the Benchmarks\. Print the log\. A static Linux only \(for now\) command builder for llama\.cpp\. Empty fields are ignored, raw flags are appended verbatim, and browser storage only keeps your last builder state and benchmark logs\. ServerCLI ## Generated Command llama\-server Multiline ## Main Controls Most\-used flags for normal server and CLI runs\. Everything else is buried in Advanced, where it can think about what it did\. AdvancedGPU split, cache details, long context, sampling, server endpoints, speculative decoding, MTP, adapters, logging, and raw flags## Benchmark Log Paste llama\.cpp timing output, log the command, then compare real runs instead of worshipping fake estimates\. Timing Output Parser Run Name llama\.cpp Build Prompt t/s Generation t/s Prompt Tokens Generated Tokens Total ms Notes DateNameModePrompt t/sGen t/sTokensBuildActions

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