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license: other
license_name: mixed-mit-apache-2.0
license_link: LICENSE
tags:
  - runtime
  - llama.cpp
  - llama-server
  - stable-diffusion.cpp
  - tts
  - text-to-image
  - image-generation
  - on-device
  - openbloom

OpenBloom Runtime Releases

This repository hosts OpenBloom's self-built runtime artifacts — the engines and bundles that the OpenBloom desktop application provisions at install time. It contains no model weights: only the runtime tooling that serves open-weight models locally. Every artifact is hash-pinned by the OpenBloom downloader and verified fail-closed on every download.

Contents

Family Path What it is
llama-server llama-server/b12110/ Our CUDA 12.8 build of llama.cpp b12110 (v0.9.0), merged with its cudart bundle as one flat artifact. The chat + ASR sidecar.
sd-server sd-server/5dcfa79/ Our CPU build of stable-diffusion.cpp at commit 5dcfa79 (master-1104-5dcfa79). The image-generation sidecar: SD/SDXL/Flux-class diffusion models served over a loopback HTTP API.
KrisKross kriskross/1.0.0 … 2.1.1/ OpenBloom's build of the MOSS-TTS inference runtime: the OpenMOSS llama.cpp fork + the MOSS Audio Tokenizer (ONNX). CPU and CUDA 12 variants. The served GGUF weights live in their own model repo: OpenBloom/MOSS-TTS-Realtime-GGUF.

Verify before use

Every bundle ships a MANIFEST.json (the sha256 of each component) and every family's versions carry a SHA256SUMS file. The consuming installer pins a sha256 and fails closed on any drift — you can verify the same way:

# llama-server (CUDA 12.8, b12110)
llama-server/b12110/llama-server-b12110-linux-amd64-cuda12.tar.gz
sha256: 546dab15b51f86a43edd6452a8025e6fba425522102dbb6267cb1a376f7ad8dc

# sd-server (CPU, stable-diffusion.cpp 5dcfa79)
sd-server/5dcfa79/sd-server-5dcfa79-linux-amd64-cpu.tar.gz
sha256: a836547d079fb9c3236d3a6b8344fb93f431a478eb7fe8ba4daf54bfc00c8719

# KrisKross (latest, 2.1.1, CPU)
kriskross/2.1.1/kriskross-2.1.1-linux-amd64.tar.zst
sha256: f2d499917de99eadb856b104f51439544e15fc63a72d273489ecccf1bdc0d4fa

Upstream attribution & licenses

Artifact Built from License
llama-server b12110 ggml-org/llama.cpp at tag b12110 MIT (© The ggml authors)
sd-server 5dcfa79 leejet/stable-diffusion.cpp at commit 5dcfa79 MIT
llama-moss-tts / llama-moss-tts-realtime OpenBloom/llama.cpp at tag openbloom-realtime-e1 (the OpenMOSS fork) MIT
tokenizer.json OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-TTS Apache-2.0
MOSS-Audio-Tokenizer-ONNX OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-Audio-Tokenizer-ONNX Apache-2.0

KrisKross is OpenBloom's build of components authored by the OpenMOSS team and contributors; all credit for the upstream llama.cpp fork, the MOSS-TTS models and the MOSS Audio Tokenizer belongs to them. The sidecars serve models published by their own authors under their own licenses — the models are never hosted here.

Integrity policy

  • Every artifact in this repository is public and fetchable unauthenticated — this is a requirement of the OpenBloom downloader.
  • Every artifact is content-addressed: the consuming installer pins a sha256 and fails closed on any drift.
  • Never gate this repository, and never rewrite a published version in place — publish a new versioned path instead.