ANA – Automated Neural Adapter
ANA is a lightweight tool that makes fine-tuning AI models with LoRA simple and beginner-friendly. It provides a ready-to-run GUI, so you don’t need to mess with complicated scripts.
Installation
Install directly from PyPI:
pip install ana
Features
Automated LoRA fine-tuning workflow
Simple one-command GUI launch
Runs out of the box on Windows
No complicated setup required
Requirements
Python 3.10 or newer
Windows (Linux/Mac support coming soon)
For the best performance, install a CUDA-enabled PyTorch build that matches your GPU. Without CUDA, training will run only on CPU, which is much slower.
Usage/Examples
After installation, simply run:
python -m ana
This will launch the GUI window where you can select your model, dataset, and training options.
Errors & Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues installing or running, you can try the pre-built executable version here:
Tips
Install PyTorch with CUDA support (matching your GPU + driver) for much faster training. (Highly recommended)
If you don’t have a physical GPU, CPU training will still work, but it will be very slow.
Authors
1 maintainer
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