Kiln will distill frontier-grade coding ability into open models that run on the machine you already own. No GPU. No account. No API key. Download once — it's yours.
Ask for a function, a fix, a script. Kiln Smith leads with code — the explanation fits in one sentence.
SIMULATED PREVIEW — MODEL IN TRAINING
No account. No API key. Commands go live with the model release.
One binary. Windows, macOS, Linux.
curl kilnsmith.fun/install | shA gigabyte, fetched once, cached forever.
kiln pull kiln-smith-1.5bDrop the quotes to open a REPL.
kiln run "reverse a string"Each Kiln model will be fine-tuned from the base that suits its trade. We ship them one at a time — finished, never beta.
Writes and fixes production code in twelve languages. Code first, always.
Reads transactions and contracts, then explains them like a senior auditor would.
Translates documentation and interfaces while keeping every term consistent.
Nothing proprietary. Inspect everything.
| Base model | Open 1.5B instruct model · Apache 2.0 |
| Fine-tune | LoRA — roughly 1% of weights touched |
| Precision | 4-bit quantized · ~1 GB on disk |
| Runtime | Kiln runner · Windows / macOS / Linux |
| License | Apache 2.0 · weights fully open |
Kiln Smith will ask for about a gigabyte. Each block is half a gigabyte — two free blocks and you're in.
$KILN coordinates the ecosystem — bounties for better models, rewards for honest benchmarks, votes on what gets built next. It unlocks nothing; the models are free regardless.
0x… — revealed here at launch
Only trust the address published on this page. Kiln will never DM you a contract address. If it's not here, it's not us.
That's the target: if it runs a browser, it runs Kiln Smith. The planned quantized build needs about 2 GB of free RAM — no dedicated GPU.
The target: good enough to draft, never good enough to trust blindly. Treat it like a fast junior: quick drafts, your review before anything ships.
Planned: running it is free, forever. The weights will be Apache 2.0 — download, modify, ship.
$KILN coordinates the ecosystem: bounties for better models, rewards for honest benchmarks, votes on what gets built next. It doesn't unlock features — the models are free regardless.