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I no longer need a cloud LLM to do quick web research

我再也不需要付費雲端 AI 來做網路研究了

EDIT: [This is now on Github](https://github.com/AuthBits/webmcp) EDIT 2: SearXNG support has been added This might be super old news to some people, but I only just recently started using local models due to them only just now meeting my standards for quality. I just want to share the setup I have for web searching/scraping locally. I use Qwen3.5:27B-Q3_K_M on an RTX 4090 with a context length of ~200,000. I get ~40 tk/s and use about 22gb VRAM. I use it through the llama.cpp Web UI, wi

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