If you've been following the local AI scene, you probably know Qwopus—the open-source model that tried to distill Claude Opus 4.6's reasoning into Alibaba's Qwen, so you could run something resembling Opus on your own hardware for free. It worked surprisingly well. The obvious catch: Qwen is a Chinese model, and not everyone is comfortable with that.Jackrong, the same pseudonymous developer behind that project, heard the feedback. His answer is Gemopus—a new family of Claude Opus-style fine-tunes built entirely on Google's open-source Gemma 4. All-American DNA, same idea: frontier-level reasoning, running locally on hardware you already own.The family comes in...