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Choose an open-source LLM

Teach Anything runs on open-source LLMs. Here is what each one is good at, so you can pick the model that fits your subject.

Teach Anything runs entirely on open-source large language models — the “engines” that write your assistant’s answers. You are never locked into one vendor’s model, and you can switch between them at any time from your assistant’s settings.

Each model has its own strengths. Depending on your subject matter, you can choose a model that is best tailored to your domain and goals.

The models we offer

Each card links to the model maker’s own announcement if you want to read more.

Picking one

Give each model a try. You can easily switch among them at any time, and nothing else about your assistant changes when you do — your materials, instructions, and conversations all stay put.

Open your assistant's settings

From your dashboard, open the assistant you want to change.

Pick a model from the LLM list

Models are grouped by the organization that built them.

Ask it a few of your course's typical questions

Compare the answers side by side. If the new model isn’t an improvement, switch back — the change takes effect right away.

Going deeper

If you’re interested, you can explore independent technical analyses of open-source LLMs, which benchmark these models side by side on quality, speed, and cost.

Prof. Joubin also writes about model choice on her Substack: More open-source LLMs to choose from.

Teach Anything will continue to expand and update our offering of open-source LLMs.

Next: Customize your assistant

Tune the instructions, temperature, answer length, and source citations.

Last updated on August 17, 2026