llama-cpp
Expert helper for llama.cpp tooling including llama-server and llama-cli. Manages local LLM inference with GPU acceleration, model loading from Hugging Face/Docker Hub, and fine-tuned generation parameters. Use when running or configuring local LLM servers via llama-server, executing prompts with llama-cli, or optimizing model performance.
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