Features
- Cross‑platform deployment (Android, iOS, Web, Desktop, IoT such as Raspberry Pi)
- Hardware acceleration via GPU and NPU for peak performance
- Multi‑modality support (vision and audio inputs)
- Tool‑use / function calling for agentic workflows
Recent releases
View all 7 releases →- Windows Native Support: LiteRT-LM CLI runs natively on Windows with CPU and GPU backends
Full changelog
🔥 What's New: v0.11.0
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Gemma 4 Multi-token Prediction (MTP) Support: Supercharge Gemma 4 on-device inference with Single Position Multi Token Prediction (MTP), delivering >2x faster decode speeds on mobile GPUs with zero quality degradation (blog, documentation).
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Windows Native Support: The LiteRT-LM CLI now runs natively on Windows with both CPU and GPU backend support.
- Improved UI smoothness
Changelog
- Various Bug fixes
- Improve the UI smoothness
- Support for deploying and running Gemma 4 across Linux, macOS, Windows (WSL) and Raspberry Pi
- Migrated CLI from `fire` to `click`, adding `--verbose`, `--version`, improved help formatting and styled terminal output
- Added direct Hugging Face model import with auto‑conversion for missing models during `run`
Full changelog
🔥 Gemma 4 support
Deploy Gemma 4 across a broad range of hardware with stellar performance (blog).
👉 Try on Linux, macOS, Windows (WSL) or Raspberry Pi with the
LiteRT-LM CLI:
litert-lm run \
--from-huggingface-repo=litert-community/gemma-4-E2B-it-litert-lm \
gemma-4-E2B-it.litertlm \
--prompt="What is the capital of France?"
Release Notes
- CLI Enhancements & Migration: Migrated the CLI from
firetoclick, adding features like--verbose,--version, improved help formatting, and enhanced terminal output styling (#1784, #1733, #1791, #1792). - Hugging Face Integration: Added support for importing models directly from Hugging Face and implemented auto-conversion for missing models during "run" commands (#1797, #1735).
- Core Performance & Features: Introduced a LiteRT-based KV cache implementation, speculative decoding support, and improved context merging for conversation history (#1601, #1793, #1742).
- Platform & Build Improvements: Refactored CMake for better Android/cross-compilation support, updated the Windows build with a CPU sampler workaround, and transitioned nightly releases to Ubuntu-22.04 (#1741, #1734, #1772).
- API & Documentation: Expanded the Kotlin API for response channel configuration and launched new Python API resources, including a "Getting Started" guide and a Colab notebook (#1724, #1737, #1757).
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