Xet Server is a Go server that is wire-compatible with Hugging Face's Xet storage protocol, the content-defined-chunking, dedup-first storage layer that replaces Git LFS for large model files on the Hub. You can point the real hf CLI (huggingface_hub plus hf_xet) at it and use hf upload and hf download, with byte-identical round-trips, real BLAKE3 hashing, real xorb and shard binary formats, and real LZ4 and byte-grouping compression.
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Serve large model files from your own infrastructure with the standard Xet protocol.
Use the real hf CLI against a local server when the Hub is unreachable.
Read a from-scratch, spec-driven reimplementation verified end-to-end against a live Hub.
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