See it run
Run a bundled tiny model first. You get a concrete target before writing implementation code.
Tiny LLM Builder
A self-paced project kit for developers who know Python and Git but have never implemented a Transformer.
You finish with a small decoder-only language model you implemented, tested, trained, generated from, and explained.
tiny-llm-builder/
├── tinylm/
│ ├── tokenizer.py
│ ├── attention.py
│ ├── transformer.py
│ ├── model.py
│ └── train.py
├── tests/
└── BUILD_REPORT.mdStart from a working model, rebuild it piece by piece, then diagnose failures from their symptoms.
Run a bundled tiny model first. You get a concrete target before writing implementation code.
Implement the tokenizer, causal self-attention, Transformer blocks, the model, training, and sampling.
Diagnose planted failures from symptoms, fix the violated invariant, and record the root cause in your build report.
A correct walkthrough shows what working code looks like. This kit makes you prove that your own implementation works.
This is a focused build for working developers, not a long course platform.
Work through eight milestones at your own pace.
You should already be comfortable editing Python files, running commands, and using Git.
No GPU, cloud IDE, API key, or hosted account is required for the project runtime.
Reserve the first release at the founding price while the complete kit is being prepared.
Presale opens soon
Basic Python and Git. You do not need to have implemented attention or a Transformer before.
The complete path is designed for roughly 10–15 hours of focused work.
No. The kit is designed to run on a CPU laptop. A GPU is optional.
Use the progressive hints first. For support, contact SUPPORT_CONTACT.
You can request a full refund any time before release and within 14 days after release.
You receive a downloadable ZIP. There is no account or custom platform, and the project works offline after setup.
No. You receive a fixed, complete release so the code, tests, hints, and instructions stay consistent while you work.
Review the underlying ideas for free, then use the Builder kit to assemble and debug the complete system.