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Grux Local

Grux Local is a local model trained for Grux AI on the jobs Grux gives a model: calling the right tool with the right details, saying so when no tool can do what you asked, treating pasted text as data rather than instructions, and the background work of fixing dictation, sorting mail, titling chats and summarizing meetings. It runs on your Mac through Ollama, so there is no API key, no account, and no model provider seeing what you ask. It comes in three sizes: the 2B for 8 GB Macs, the 4B for 16 GB Macs and up, and the 9B for 24 GB Macs and up. On a 16 GB Mac mini, across 464 held-out Grux tasks, the 4B got 454 right against 396 for the same model before training. It is Apache-2.0, it needs Apple silicon and Ollama 0.40.8 or later. Grux AI 3.2 offers it in one click at first run, and Route chat to a local model in Settings takes the tag by hand.

Grux AI 3.2.0 · last checked 2026-11-01 · generated from the shipping release

Pull it

TagMade forPull command
2B8 GB Macsollama pull gruxai.com/grux/grux-local:2b
4B, also latest16 GB Macs and upollama pull gruxai.com/grux/grux-local:4b
9B24 GB Macs and upollama pull gruxai.com/grux/grux-local:9b

Then in Grux AI: Settings, Models, Offline mode (local model), turn on Route chat to a local model, and enter the tag you pulled in Model. With the route on and Ollama running, chat goes to Grux Local. Tools you ask for still do their job: a web search opens Google in Chrome.

How it measured

464 held-out Grux tasks, written separately and never used in training, scored by Grux's own parsers, each size against the same model before training, the qwen3.5 build from the Ollama library. The 2B and 4B were measured on a 16 GB Mac mini with an Apple M4, Ollama 0.40.8, one request at a time.

On the 16 GB Mac miniBefore trainingGrux Local
4B, all 464 tasks396 (85%)454 (98%)
4B, hidden instructions ignored55 of 7065 of 70
2B, all 464 tasks295 (64%)435 (94%)
2B, hidden instructions ignored43 of 7066 of 70

The 9B's Grux Local numbers are from the same Mac mini. Its before-training numbers are from a MacBook Pro with an Apple M4 Pro and 48 GB, same Ollama, same 464 tasks, because the Mac mini had no disk to spare for the stock 9B.

TestBefore training, on the MacBook ProGrux Local
9B, all 464 tasks400 (86%)458 (99%)
9B, hidden instructions ignored65 of 7066 of 70

The full read, with the loaded sizes, the chat reply times and the opt-in 4B v2, is Is there a local model made for Grux?. Every number on both pages is read at build time from results/v1.json, never typed, and compares Grux Local with the same model before training on Grux's own tasks. It is not a comparison with any other model.

How it was trained

A LoRA fine-tune of Qwen 3.5 at 2B, 4B and 9B on synthetic Grux tasks, each with its expected result set when the task was made, never by a model. Gemma 4 26B wrote the reply text, and a reply was kept only when Grux's own checker passed it and it was right on top of that. No personal data was used. The 2B and 4B run in nvfp4 on Ollama's MLX runner; the 9B was quantized with NVIDIA ModelOpt to the same mixed NVFP4 and MXFP8 recipe as Ollama's own qwen3.5:9b. The recipe, the model card and the files are in the Grux Local repository, and the Grux README's Grux Local section walks through how it was made and measured.

Requirements and licence

Questions

Which size should I pull?
The 2B on an 8 GB Mac, the 4B on a Mac with 16 GB or more, the 9B on a Mac with 24 GB or more. The 4B is also latest.
Does Grux Local need an API key or an account?
No. It runs on your Mac through Ollama, so there is no key, no account, and no model provider sees what you ask.
What is it trained not to do?
To follow instructions hidden in text you paste. It does what you asked about the text and tells you something in it tried to steer it. On the 16 GB Mac mini the 4B ignored hidden instructions in 65 of 70 held-out tests, against 55 for the same model before training. Trained to, not guaranteed to: no size scored every task.
Download Grux AI 3.2.0 Read the source

Free, MIT licensed. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon. 28.4 MB, signed and notarized by Apple. No account, no server, no subscription.