llama.cpp ships v1.0.0 with semantic versioning pledge for local AI ecosystem
ggerganov · x · 2026-11-14
Georgi Gerganov announced llama.cpp and ggml v1.0.0, the first major release in the project's 3.5-year history. The release centers on API/ABI stability for the many downstream apps depending on libllama/libggml: breaking changes to the public C API will now trigger major-version bumps. A new maintainer, recruited three months ago, celebrated the release, calling llama.cpp the best way to run AI locally as of November 2026.
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