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1.MacPaw / OpenAI

Swift community driven package for OpenAI public API

ai
openai
openai-api
spm
swift
swiftpackagemanager

Swift MIT3K total517 forks

+94 stars

from 2,866 · score 4.55

2.christopherkarani / Espresso

Run transformers directly on Apple's Neural Engine in Swift bypass coreml entirely

ane
apple
apple-neural-engine
neural-engine
swift

Swift MIT174 total8 forks

+70 stars

from 104 · score 4.26

3.Cap-go / capacitor-llm

Capacitor plugin to run LLM models locally in IOS and Android, support AppleInteligence

capacitor
ionic
capgo
plugin

Swift MPL-2.045 total1 forks

+23 stars

from 22 · score 3.18

4.christopherkarani / EdgeRunner

🚀 LLM inference Engine in Swift/Metal, Load GGUF and safe tensors modes, no conversion, no cpp, pure swift

Swift MIT51 total2 forks

+19 stars

from 32 · score 3.00

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