executorch
Deploy PyTorch AI models on phones, chips, and embedded devices
All Skills in This Repository (8)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorssetup
Automate local ExecuTorch environment setup with conda and dependencies.
profile
Profile ExecuTorch model execution with etdump and Inspector for operator timing.
cortex-m
Quantize and export PyTorch models for Cortex-M CMSIS-NN targets using PT2E flow and CortexMPassManager.
export
Convert PyTorch models to .pte format for ExecuTorch deployment.
binary-size
Analyze and reduce ExecuTorch runtime binary size using bloaty and size test builds.
executorch-kb
Searches a curated ExecuTorch knowledge base covering backends, quantization, export pitfalls, and runtime errors.
zephyr
Build and configure ExecuTorch as a Zephyr RTOS module for embedded boards.
building
Builds ExecuTorch Python packages, C++ runtimes, model runners, and cross-compiled mobile libraries from source.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install ExecuTorch?▼
Run `npx skills add pytorch/executorch --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What does ExecuTorch do?▼
It converts PyTorch models into a small portable format that runs on-device, from smartphones to microcontrollers, without cloud servers.
Can I run Llama on my phone with ExecuTorch?▼
Yes. The export skill converts Llama and other LLMs into .pte files, and ready-made runners execute them on iOS and Android.
Which hardware backends does ExecuTorch support?▼
It supports over 12 backends including Qualcomm, Apple CoreML, ARM, Vulkan, and XNNPACK, switchable with a single line change.
Do I need embedded experience to use these skills?▼
No. The skills guide your AI agent through setup, export, building, and debugging steps using plain-English requests.
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