Add LLM Model Finder App

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Adds a new app 'LLM Model Finder' to the platform. This app allows users to input their hardware specifications (RAM, CPU, GPU/VRAM) and a target task (e.g., Coding, Chatting) to find compatible LLM models on Hugging Face. It features parameter count estimation and RAM requirement calculation (assuming 4-bit quantization) with a mandatory 1GB system reservation.

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Added LLM Model Finder app enabling users to discover compatible language models based on hardware constraints (system RAM and GPU VRAM)
  • Filter models by task type, search functionality, and view detailed specifications including parameter size, estimated memory requirements, and download counts
  • Direct access to model resources on Hugging Face, Ollama library, and leaderboards

• Tests

  • Added test coverage for LLM Model Finder functionality

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Walkthrough

A new LlmModelFinderApp React component is added that fetches model metadata from the Hugging Face Models API, estimates parameter counts and 4-bit quantisation RAM requirements, filters results by hardware limits (RAM/VRAM) and task tags, and renders hardware configuration controls alongside a searchable model results list. The component is registered in the Apps page and covered by a Vitest test suite.

Changes

LLM Model Finder Feature

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Model interface, task constants, state, and fetch pipeline client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.tsx	Defines TASKS, the Model interface, component state with a memoised RAM limit, and fetchModels which calls the Hugging Face Models API, estimates parameter counts and 4-bit RAM requirements, filters by search text and hardware capacity (RAM or VRAM), applies task-specific tag filters, sorts by downloads, and updates state.
Hardware Config card, results card, and model tiles client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.tsx	Renders the left Hardware Config card (task dropdown, RAM/CPU sliders, GPU toggle with conditional VRAM slider, Find button with loading indicator), the right results card header with a search input, the empty state, and a scrollable list of model tiles showing parameter badge, author, estimated memory, download count, GGUF/Auto-Quant label, tag chips, Hugging Face/Ollama/benchmark links, and last-updated date.
App registry wiring and test coverage client/pages/Apps.tsx, client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.test.tsx	Adds Monitor, Search, and LlmModelFinderApp imports to Apps.tsx and inserts the llm-model-finder entry into the apps array. The Vitest suite mocks fetch, ResizeObserver, ScrollArea, and Slider, then tests hardware config rendering, successful model fetch display, and RAM-limit filtering (asserting the 70B model is absent when it exceeds default RAM).

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🐇 Hop, hop! A new tool to find,
Which LLM fits the RAM you've assigned!
With sliders and tags and a fetch to the cloud,
Compatible models appear from the crowd.
GPU or CPU, the choice is yours to make —
The bunny approves every model you take! 🌟

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Actionable comments posted: 8

🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.test.tsx`:
- Around line 36-116: Add additional test cases to the LlmModelFinderApp test
suite to cover the missing critical scenarios. Create new it() tests that
verify: GPU mode toggle behavior with VRAM filtering, search query filtering
functionality, task switching with additionalTags matching, error handling when
the fetch request fails (using mockFetch.mockRejectedValueOnce), and filtering
behavior for models with unknown size where ramRequired equals zero. Each test
should follow the existing pattern by mocking fetch appropriately, rendering the
LlmModelFinderApp component, simulating user interactions (such as checkbox
toggles, input changes, or button clicks), and asserting that the correct models
appear or are filtered out based on the specific scenario being tested.
- Line 12: The assignment of MockResizeObserver to global.ResizeObserver in the
LlmModelFinder.test.tsx file causes a TypeScript type mismatch. Add an `as any`
type assertion to the MockResizeObserver assignment to suppress the type error
and ensure type safety compatibility between the mock and the actual
ResizeObserver interface.

In `@client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.tsx`:
- Line 37: The cpuCores state variable declared with useState in the
LlmModelFinder component is not being used in any model filtering or fetch
logic. Either remove the cpuCores state variable declaration and setCpuCores
setter from the component if CPU-based filtering is not needed, or implement the
CPU-based filtering logic in your model fetch or filtering functions to actually
utilize the cpuCores value when determining which models to display or return to
the user.
- Around line 111-113: The catch block in the fetchModels method only logs
errors to the console, leaving users unaware of fetch failures. Add a new error
state to the LlmModelFinder component using useState, initialize it to null, and
clear it at the start of the fetchModels try block. In the catch block, set this
error state with a user-friendly message instead of only logging to console.
Then render this error state in the UI (for example, in the results area) to
display a visible error message to users when network or API errors occur.
- Line 98: The filtering logic in the fitsInHardware calculation is incorrectly
treating models with ramRequired === 0 (unknown size) as always fitting the
hardware by including them in the OR condition. Remove the ramRequired === 0
check from the condition so that only models with a known RAM requirement that
is less than or equal to hardwareLimit are considered as fitting. Alternatively,
if you want to include models with unknown sizes, add logic to mark them
separately in the UI with a visual indicator (such as a warning badge) to
clearly communicate to the user that the actual size is unknown and may not fit
their hardware.
- Around line 52-53: Add HTTP response status validation after the fetch call in
the LlmModelFinder component. After fetching the URL, check that response.ok is
true before attempting to call response.json(). If the response status is not ok
(indicating a 4xx or 5xx error), throw an error with a descriptive message that
prevents attempting to parse an error response as valid model data.
- Around line 241-247: The results area in the LlmModelFinder component does not
show any visual feedback when the loading prop is true. Currently the condition
checks models.length === 0 && !loading to display the empty state, but when
loading becomes true, nothing is rendered in that area. Restructure the
conditional rendering logic to first check if loading is true and display a
loading spinner or skeleton indicator, then fall back to the empty state message
when models.length === 0 && !loading is true, and finally render the models list
when models are available. This ensures users see a clear loading indicator
while models are being fetched.
- Line 312: The onClick handler that constructs the Ollama library URL is based
on an unverified assumption that HuggingFace model names directly map to Ollama
registry names, which is not reliable since the two registries maintain
separate, curated collections with different naming conventions. Either
implement an explicit mapping table that validates whether a given model exists
in both ecosystems before constructing the link (returning null or a disabled
state for unmapped models), or change the approach to direct users to the Ollama
library search page (e.g., ollama.com/search) instead of attempting automatic
linking to a potentially non-existent model page. Remove or refactor the regex
normalization logic as it only addresses version suffixes and does not solve the
fundamental ecosystem mismatch.

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• client/pages/Apps.tsx

[Oxygen-Low]

@jules Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In @client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.test.tsx:

• Around line 36-116: Add additional test cases to the LlmModelFinderApp test
  suite to cover the missing critical scenarios. Create new it() tests that
  verify: GPU mode toggle behavior with VRAM filtering, search query filtering
  functionality, task switching with additionalTags matching, error handling when
  the fetch request fails (using mockFetch.mockRejectedValueOnce), and filtering
  behavior for models with unknown size where ramRequired equals zero. Each test
  should follow the existing pattern by mocking fetch appropriately, rendering the
  LlmModelFinderApp component, simulating user interactions (such as checkbox
  toggles, input changes, or button clicks), and asserting that the correct models
  appear or are filtered out based on the specific scenario being tested.
• Line 12: The assignment of MockResizeObserver to global.ResizeObserver in the
  LlmModelFinder.test.tsx file causes a TypeScript type mismatch. Add an as any
  type assertion to the MockResizeObserver assignment to suppress the type error
  and ensure type safety compatibility between the mock and the actual
  ResizeObserver interface.

In @client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.tsx:

• Line 37: The cpuCores state variable declared with useState in the
  LlmModelFinder component is not being used in any model filtering or fetch
  logic. Either remove the cpuCores state variable declaration and setCpuCores
  setter from the component if CPU-based filtering is not needed, or implement the
  CPU-based filtering logic in your model fetch or filtering functions to actually
  utilize the cpuCores value when determining which models to display or return to
  the user.
• Around line 111-113: The catch block in the fetchModels method only logs
  errors to the console, leaving users unaware of fetch failures. Add a new error
  state to the LlmModelFinder component using useState, initialize it to null, and
  clear it at the start of the fetchModels try block. In the catch block, set this
  error state with a user-friendly message instead of only logging to console.
  Then render this error state in the UI (for example, in the results area) to
  display a visible error message to users when network or API errors occur.
• Line 98: The filtering logic in the fitsInHardware calculation is incorrectly
  treating models with ramRequired === 0 (unknown size) as always fitting the
  hardware by including them in the OR condition. Remove the ramRequired === 0
  check from the condition so that only models with a known RAM requirement that
  is less than or equal to hardwareLimit are considered as fitting. Alternatively,
  if you want to include models with unknown sizes, add logic to mark them
  separately in the UI with a visual indicator (such as a warning badge) to
  clearly communicate to the user that the actual size is unknown and may not fit
  their hardware.
• Around line 52-53: Add HTTP response status validation after the fetch call in
  the LlmModelFinder component. After fetching the URL, check that response.ok is
  true before attempting to call response.json(). If the response status is not ok
  (indicating a 4xx or 5xx error), throw an error with a descriptive message that
  prevents attempting to parse an error response as valid model data.
• Around line 241-247: The results area in the LlmModelFinder component does not
  show any visual feedback when the loading prop is true. Currently the condition
  checks models.length === 0 && !loading to display the empty state, but when
  loading becomes true, nothing is rendered in that area. Restructure the
  conditional rendering logic to first check if loading is true and display a
  loading spinner or skeleton indicator, then fall back to the empty state message
  when models.length === 0 && !loading is true, and finally render the models list
  when models are available. This ensures users see a clear loading indicator
  while models are being fetched.
• Line 312: The onClick handler that constructs the Ollama library URL is based
  on an unverified assumption that HuggingFace model names directly map to Ollama
  registry names, which is not reliable since the two registries maintain
  separate, curated collections with different naming conventions. Either
  implement an explicit mapping table that validates whether a given model exists
  in both ecosystems before constructing the link (returning null or a disabled
  state for unmapped models), or change the approach to direct users to the Ollama
  library search page (e.g., ollama.com/search) instead of attempting automatic
  linking to a potentially non-existent model page. Remove or refactor the regex
  normalization logic as it only addresses version suffixes and does not solve the
  fundamental ecosystem mismatch.

[google-labs-jules]

@jules Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In @client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.test.tsx:

• Around line 36-116: Add additional test cases to the LlmModelFinderApp test
  suite to cover the missing critical scenarios. Create new it() tests that
  verify: GPU mode toggle behavior with VRAM filtering, search query filtering
  functionality, task switching with additionalTags matching, error handling when
  the fetch request fails (using mockFetch.mockRejectedValueOnce), and filtering
  behavior for models with unknown size where ramRequired equals zero. Each test
  should follow the existing pattern by mocking fetch appropriately, rendering the
  LlmModelFinderApp component, simulating user interactions (such as checkbox
  toggles, input changes, or button clicks), and asserting that the correct models
  appear or are filtered out based on the specific scenario being tested.
• Line 12: The assignment of MockResizeObserver to global.ResizeObserver in the
  LlmModelFinder.test.tsx file causes a TypeScript type mismatch. Add an as any
  type assertion to the MockResizeObserver assignment to suppress the type error
  and ensure type safety compatibility between the mock and the actual
  ResizeObserver interface.

In @client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.tsx:

• Line 37: The cpuCores state variable declared with useState in the
  LlmModelFinder component is not being used in any model filtering or fetch
  logic. Either remove the cpuCores state variable declaration and setCpuCores
  setter from the component if CPU-based filtering is not needed, or implement the
  CPU-based filtering logic in your model fetch or filtering functions to actually
  utilize the cpuCores value when determining which models to display or return to
  the user.
• Around line 111-113: The catch block in the fetchModels method only logs
  errors to the console, leaving users unaware of fetch failures. Add a new error
  state to the LlmModelFinder component using useState, initialize it to null, and
  clear it at the start of the fetchModels try block. In the catch block, set this
  error state with a user-friendly message instead of only logging to console.
  Then render this error state in the UI (for example, in the results area) to
  display a visible error message to users when network or API errors occur.
• Line 98: The filtering logic in the fitsInHardware calculation is incorrectly
  treating models with ramRequired === 0 (unknown size) as always fitting the
  hardware by including them in the OR condition. Remove the ramRequired === 0
  check from the condition so that only models with a known RAM requirement that
  is less than or equal to hardwareLimit are considered as fitting. Alternatively,
  if you want to include models with unknown sizes, add logic to mark them
  separately in the UI with a visual indicator (such as a warning badge) to
  clearly communicate to the user that the actual size is unknown and may not fit
  their hardware.
• Around line 52-53: Add HTTP response status validation after the fetch call in
  the LlmModelFinder component. After fetching the URL, check that response.ok is
  true before attempting to call response.json(). If the response status is not ok
  (indicating a 4xx or 5xx error), throw an error with a descriptive message that
  prevents attempting to parse an error response as valid model data.
• Around line 241-247: The results area in the LlmModelFinder component does not
  show any visual feedback when the loading prop is true. Currently the condition
  checks models.length === 0 && !loading to display the empty state, but when
  loading becomes true, nothing is rendered in that area. Restructure the
  conditional rendering logic to first check if loading is true and display a
  loading spinner or skeleton indicator, then fall back to the empty state message
  when models.length === 0 && !loading is true, and finally render the models list
  when models are available. This ensures users see a clear loading indicator
  while models are being fetched.
• Line 312: The onClick handler that constructs the Ollama library URL is based
  on an unverified assumption that HuggingFace model names directly map to Ollama
  registry names, which is not reliable since the two registries maintain
  separate, curated collections with different naming conventions. Either
  implement an explicit mapping table that validates whether a given model exists
  in both ecosystems before constructing the link (returning null or a disabled
  state for unmapped models), or change the approach to direct users to the Ollama
  library search page (e.g., ollama.com/search) instead of attempting automatic
  linking to a potentially non-existent model page. Remove or refactor the regex
  normalization logic as it only addresses version suffixes and does not solve the
  fundamental ecosystem mismatch.

I have addressed all the feedback in the following ways:

In client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.test.tsx:

• Added as any to global.ResizeObserver assignment to resolve the TypeScript type mismatch.
• Added comprehensive test cases covering GPU mode toggle with VRAM filtering, search query filtering, error handling for fetch failures, and filtering of models with unknown sizes.

In client/components/apps/LlmModelFinder.tsx:

• Removed the unused cpuCores state variable.
• Implemented an error state and added a visual error message (Alert) in the results area to handle fetch failures.
• Added a loading indicator (spinner) in the results area when fetching models.
• Added an ok status check to the fetch response.
• Updated the filtering logic to exclude models with unknown RAM requirements (ramRequired === 0) from the 'fits' category, ensuring hardware compatibility is only claimed for known sizes.
• Refactored the Ollama link to point to the search page (ollama.com/search) to avoid unreliable direct links.

All tests have been updated and pass successfully.