OneComp
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Python package for LLM compression
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OneComp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
OneComp is an open-source Python package for compressing large language models. It provides algorithms to reduce model size while preserving performance, enabling deployment on resource-constrained environments.
Best for
Best for
Developers needing to shrink LLMs for deployment on limited hardware
Use cases
- Reduce LLM memory footprint for edge deployment
- Speed up inference by compressing model weights
- Quantize or prune models for cost-efficient serving
Notes
OneComp is an open-source Python package for compressing large language models. It provides algorithms to reduce model size while preserving performance, enabling deployment on resource-constrained environments.
379 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-28. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Reduce LLM memory footprint for edge deployment
- Speed up inference by compressing model weights
- Quantize or prune models for cost-efficient serving
Pros
- Open source with permissive license
- Lightweight and easy to integrate into Python workflows
- Targets practical compression for production use
Cons
- Limited documentation and examples beyond basic usage
- Small community (379 stars) may mean slower updates
- Compression techniques may not cover all model architectures
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Pros
- Open source with permissive license
- Lightweight and easy to integrate into Python workflows
- Targets practical compression for production use
Cons
- Limited documentation and examples beyond basic usage
- Small community (379 stars) may mean slower updates
- Compression techniques may not cover all model architectures
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