What is CorridorKey built with?

Q: Which repos have a stack like CorridorKey's?

The ones that share most of its stack: ray-project/ray, mudler/LocalAI, and unslothai/unsloth.

CorridorKey is a Python repo. It uses AI through accelerate, kornia, triton-windows, torch, opencv-python, and 7 more, makes its content with imageio, pillow, and av, and uses Hugging Face. It has 16,454 written lines, with 23 test files.

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Frontend

Interface 2

matplotlib1 file
Rich1 file

Backend

AI 12

torch13 files
opencv-python10 files
torchvision6 files
diffusers4 files
peft1 file
safetensors1 file
timm1 file
accelerate
kornia
transformers2 files
einops1 file
triton-windows

Services 1

Hugging Face2 files · CorridorKeyModule/backend.py, line 176

Support

Content 3

pillow4 files
av1 file
imageio

Tools 2

Typer1 file
Setuptools

Other 3

NumPy13 files
tqdm2 files
easydict1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is CorridorKey written in?

CorridorKey is written in Python, with 16,454 written lines.

Does CorridorKey use AI?

Yes. CorridorKey uses AI through accelerate, kornia, triton-windows, torch, opencv-python, torchvision, diffusers, transformers, einops, peft, safetensors, and timm.

What services does CorridorKey use?

CorridorKey uses Hugging Face.

The proof: CorridorKeyModule/backend.py, line 176

Does CorridorKey have tests?

Yes. CorridorKey has 23 test files.

Which repos have a stack like CorridorKey's?

The ones that share most of its stack:ray-project/ray mudler/LocalAI unslothai/unsloth