Zer0Fit: MCP server for zero-shot ML with Google TabFM & TimesFM
Zer0Fit is an MCP server that wraps Google's TabFM and TimesFM foundation models, enabling zero-shot classification, regression, and forecasting via a local LLM. It allows users to perform ML tasks without training or tuning, connecting to Open WebUI, Claude Code, or Codex. Built for developers and researchers who want quick, local ML inference.
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