I read the Github repository README and the comments here and I found absolutely nothing that could suggest the need for the first two paragraphs you wrote. It

I read the Github repository README and the comments here and I found absolutely nothing that could suggest the need for the first two paragraphs you wrote. It seems this stems from a misconception from your side about the purpose of this project. About your question in the third paragraph: This is totally orthogonal to GGUF, and a cursory reading of the README shows that it does uses GGUF. This is not about a new universal LLM format, this is about packing it in a universal executable that runs everywhere, using Cosmopolitan. Some examples do pack the executable and GGUF weights together in a single file, but that's not dissimilar from an self-executing zip, the only difference is that this executable is not OS-specific, so you can use the same exact binary for macOS or Linux, for example.