Chains four swappable open modules — voice activity detection, speech-to-text, an LLM, and text-to-speech — into a local voice agent that needs no proprietary APIs. Runs on CUDA, Apple Silicon, or Docker, with an OpenAI-compatible realtime WebSocket mode.
Runs local LLM, vision-language, ASR, OCR, and image-generation models across NPU, GPU, and CPU from one command. Differs from Ollama and llama.cpp with first-class Qualcomm Hexagon NPU support and day-0 coverage of new models like Qwen3-VL.
Runs and optimizes ML and generative-AI models on-device across mobile, desktop, web, and IoT. Successor to TensorFlow Lite, it adds automated GPU/NPU accelerator selection and zero-copy buffer interop to cut latency without cloud round-trips.
Runs AI models on user devices with native SDKs, optimized model management, hardware acceleration, and OpenAI-compatible APIs for apps that need offline, private inference.
Exposes a managed cloud browser to an LLM as MCP tools, letting an agent open sessions, navigate, click, read page elements, and pull data from live websites. Built on Stagehand, so steps are written in plain language, not brittle CSS selectors.
Provides an open platform of omnimodal world models, datasets, and tools to build Physical AI — joint perception, generation, and action reasoning for robots, autonomous vehicles, and smart infrastructure. Supports images, video, audio, and action-conditioned workflows.
Provides a hardware plugin that runs vLLM on Huawei Ascend NPUs by mapping vLLM execution and memory management to the Ascend runtime. Key features: support for Transformer/MoE/embedding/multimodal models, official docs, CI-backed release branches and community maintenance.
Provides high-throughput, low-latency GPU communication kernels for Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) and expert-parallel workloads, with NVLink↔RDMA-aware forwarding, FP8/BF16 support, and low-latency RDMA hooks for inference decoding.
Optimized MLA (Multi-head Latent Attention) decoding kernels powering DeepSeek-V3/V3.2 inference on Hopper and Blackwell GPUs. Dense decoding reaches ~3000 GB/s and 660 TFLOPS on H800; the sparse path stores the KV cache in FP8.
Runs and fine-tunes LLMs locally on Apple silicon via the MLX framework, pulling thousands of Hugging Face models with one command. Adds 4- and 8-bit quantization, LoRA and full fine-tuning, prompt caching, and distributed inference across Macs.
Splits LLM inference into separate prefill and decode GPU pools, then routes requests with KV-cache awareness to cut redundant recomputation. Reports up to 30x throughput on DeepSeek-R1 (GB200 NVL72) and works across TensorRT-LLM, vLLM, and SGLang.
Run large-language and multimodal models locally on edge devices (Android, iOS, desktop, web, Raspberry Pi) with hardware acceleration, function-calling, and multi-language SDKs—designed for low-latency, privacy-sensitive on-device inference.