8bcustom-model is an 8B-class local coding assistant model/runtime release built for Korean developers who need practical help with Linux, Docker, vLLM, Open-WebUI, CUDA, JSONL datasets, and LoRA workflows.
This repository is part of a DGX AI Factory-style local LLM deployment project: data preparation, LoRA repair, model merge, vLLM serving, Open-WebUI integration, systemd autostart, benchmarking, and Hugging Face release packaging.
What this model is for
This model is designed as a practical development assistant for:
Linux command troubleshooting
Docker and service deployment
vLLM OpenAI-compatible serving
Open-WebUI connection setup
CUDA/PyTorch environment checks
JSONL dataset validation
LoRA training and repair workflows
Korean step-by-step developer support
The target behavior is direct, procedural, and operational: diagnose the problem, provide exact commands, and explain the result clearly in Korean honorific style.
Validated local runtime
The model was validated in a local production-style runtime:
Component
Status
vLLM OpenAI-compatible API
Working
Open-WebUI integration
Working
systemd autostart
Working
Local model name
dgx-stable-current
Public release name
8bcustom-model
Hugging Face public repo
koreallmdev/8bcustom-model
Benchmark summary
The final deployment benchmark used a router/template runtime hardening layer for operational reliability.
Metric
Result
Average score
97.75
Pass ≥ 70
20 / 20
Strong ≥ 85
20 / 20
Critical failures
0
Decision
DEPLOY_CANDIDATE
The benchmark focused on practical developer operations such as Linux, Docker, CUDA checks, vLLM serving, JSONL validation, FastAPI, systemd troubleshooting, LoRA policy, and Korean response quality.
Runtime policy
For production usage, the local deployment uses a hybrid approach:
General coding questions: model generation
Linux/vLLM/CUDA/systemd known operational routes: guarded templates
LoRA/stable/rejected model policy: fixed policy templates
CJK leakage and style regressions: post-check and route hardening
This approach keeps the model useful for open-ended coding while making high-risk operational answers more deterministic.
Quick start with vLLM
After downloading the model files, you can serve the model with vLLM:
This model is not intended to be treated as a fully audited security, legal, medical, or financial advisor. Operational outputs should be reviewed before applying them to production systems.
Deployment notes
The original local deployment used:
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1Local served model name: dgx-stable-current
2Open-WebUI URL : http://127.0.0.1:3000
3vLLM URL : http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1
4Open-WebUI Base URL : http://host.docker.internal:8000/v1
The public release name is:
8bcustom-model
Project highlights
This project demonstrates an end-to-end local LLM workflow:
Dataset filtering and repair
LoRA candidate testing
Regression rejection
Stable adapter preservation
Model merge for vLLM
Open-WebUI integration
systemd autostart
Private backup upload
Public Hugging Face release
Runtime route/template hardening
Collaboration
This repository can be used as a portfolio reference for:
Local LLM deployment
vLLM serving
Open-WebUI integration
Korean coding assistant customization
LoRA fine-tuning and repair workflows
On-premise AI assistant setup
For collaboration, please contact through the Hugging Face profile associated with this repository.
Disclaimer
This is an experimental local LLM deployment release. Validate outputs before use in production environments.