awesome-llm-plaza

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Awesome LLM Plaza is a curated, continuously updated index that tracks papers, projects, tools and resources across the large language model (LLM) ecosystem. It started as an audio-focused collection but documents a wide range of LLM topics including code models, efficient LLM techniques, embodied AI, agent frameworks, AGI discussion, alignment, applications, datasets, evaluation, hallucination, long-context methods, multimodal and vision-language models. The README links to dedicated docs pages for each subtopic and collects source references from arXiv, Hugging Face daily papers, Twitter/X, GitHub trending, Paper with Code and other feeds. The repository organizes pointers to surveys, projects, products, tutorials and toolkits so readers can discover relevant literature and implementations without needing to search many separate venues. It is intended as a discovery and reference hub for people following LLM research and engineering developments.

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The project provides a structured table of contents and separate documentation pages for many LLM subdomains such as Code LLM, Efficient LLM, Embodied AI, LLM Agent, LLM AGI, Alignment, Application, Data, Eval, RAG, Reasoning, RLHF, Security, Training, Open LLM and Vision-Language Models. It aggregates sources and daily feeds from arXiv, Hugging Face, GitHub trending, Paper with Code and social channels. Entries point to surveys, datasets, projects, products, tutorials, toolkits and miscellaneous resources. The repo includes history documents, permalinks for sections, and clearly labeled subsections (surveys, projects, products, evaluation, tutorials) to speed navigation. The curated list is organized for browsing and reference rather than as executable code, making it lightweight and link-oriented.
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This repository helps researchers, engineers, students and practitioners keep up with fast-moving LLM topics by collecting and organizing authoritative resources in one place. It reduces discovery overhead by grouping surveys, datasets, projects, evaluations, tutorials and tools under clear topical headings, enabling targeted literature reviews and quick exploration of subfields like RAG, long-context methods, multimodal models, agent toolkits and alignment work. Educators can use it to assemble reading lists, and developers can find relevant projects or products to prototype with. The documented sources and permalinks aid reproducibility of reading lists and tracking of changes via the repository history, supporting ongoing monitoring of new papers and community tools.

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