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What can lightweight AI models do on your local device？ Meet TeXada， a local-first Math Agent power…
TeXada：基于MiniCPM的本地数学Agent发布
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X (formerly Twitter)What can lightweight AI models do on your local device? Meet TeXada, a local-first Math Agent powered by MiniCPM5-1B and MiniCPM-V 4.6 🚀 Built by our community developer @CacinieAvery, TeXada makes LaTeX input as natural as conversation: ✨ Natural language → LaTeX ✏️
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