Useful Free Tools, OSS, and Libraries / Part 3

I was organizing useful free tools and such, but since the amount of information has increased, I moved IT-related tools to the previous 'Part 1' and statistical analysis-related ones to 'Part 2'. This page will focus on AI, its preprocessing tools, API services, and the like.

JSON Editing

As someone involved in quantitative analysis where preprocessing is essentially equivalent to converting data into tables, JSON is a format I understand but don't feel motivated to use actively. Recently, it has become important for text-based analysis and creating inputs for generative AI, so I thought it couldn't be helped, but then
GitHub - josdejong/svelte-jsoneditor: A web-based tool to view, edit, format, repair, query, transform, and validate JSON

Tools that make JSON editing easier or remove unnecessary noise from JSON formats are great because they make the work much easier.

gpt-oss as an Open LLM

Regarding SLMs and local LLMs, I have covered articles using Llama and others until now.

The fact that OpenAI released 'gpt-oss' as an open LLM that can be run locally is indeed news, so it makes me feel like this is the one to try if I'm going to run one.

I have extracted the parts regarding how to use it from the following article and included them as part of this post.

How to run gpt-oss, once I have time to try it on my home PC.

LLM/Generative AI Usage Environment

To allow for testing with other open LLMs, I will also include articles explaining how to install and use the local LLM environments 'LM Studio' and 'Ollama' themselves.

List of Useful Services and APIs

These are also necessary for mastering generative AI, so here is the list.

If you would like to see other information, please go to the table of contents page
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