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Personally, I find that for (local AI), the recently released 111b Command-A is pretty good. It actually grasps the concepts of the dice odds that I set up for a D&D-esque JRPG style. Still too slow on mere gamer hardware (DDR4 128gb + RX 4090) to be practical, but still an impressive improvement.
Sadly, Cohere is located in the US. On the other paw, they operate in California and New York from my brief check. This is good, that means it less likely for them to obey Trump's stupidity.
Oh yeah, local is a different story. I'd probably look into something like what you mentioned if I had the hardware, but atm I'm more interested in finding 1-1 alternatives to these tech behemoths, ones that anyone can use with the same level of convenience.