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CodeFinetuner: Fine-tune a local code autocomplete model on your own codebase

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Hi everyone, I was interested in learning LoRA fine-tuning, and ended up building CodeFinetuner over the past few months, a full pipeline that fine-tunes a small code autocomplete model (e.g. Qwen2.5-Coder-3B) specific to a codebase. You can then use the resulting GGUF model via llama.vim/llama.vsc…

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    CodeFinetuner: Fine-tune a local code autocomplete model on your own codebase

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