Co/Core: An AI Cooperative
Co/Core launches an AI cooperative where members share their own compute hardware to run AI inference jobs, using an open standard and public receipts to ensure transparency. The platform supports exi…
Co/Core launches an AI cooperative where members share their own compute hardware to run AI inference jobs, using an open standard and public receipts to ensure transparency. The platform supports exi…
Developer ymichael released bb, an agentic IDE that allows users to orchestrate coding agents together and control them programmatically via web app, CLI, and HTTP API. The tool is in active developme…
Local LLM inference splits into two phases—prompt processing (compute-bound) and generation (memory-bandwidth-bound)—explaining why hardware with identical token generation speeds can have vastly diff…
ML engineer Vicki Boykis's blog post 'Running Local Models is Good Now' hit the top of Hacker News, signaling that local AI models have crossed from hobbyist experiment to genuine developer workflow i…
A developer released an open-source tool that uses Apple's on-device Foundation Model to fix grammar and spelling on Apple Silicon Macs. The tool, built with Swift and exposed via a C function, runs l…
Flama 2.0 introduces first-class support for generative AI, enabling users to download, package, and serve large language models (LLMs) via a single command line. The framework allows fetching models …
Thunder Kitty 1.9.0 introduces live topic segmentation and agenda tracking that run entirely on-device on Apple Silicon, using three models simultaneously. The developer behind the app spent seven att…
ContextSpy, a context window profiler for large language models and AI coding agents, launched to help developers visualize and reduce token usage. The tool intercepts LLM API requests to analyze prom…
NVIDIA's new RTX Spark for Windows on Arm offers 273 GB/s memory bandwidth, but Apple's MacBook still outperforms it with 614 GB/s for local LLM inference, highlighting the continued advantage of unif…
A developer released Slipmate, an open-source DJ instrument that runs two real-time AI music models locally on Apple Silicon Macs, controlled by text prompts and mixed like vinyl with support for Pion…
Linus Torvalds released Linux 7.1, featuring a rewritten NTFS driver, battery reporting for Apple Silicon, a Steam Deck OLED audio fix, improved AMD CPU power management, and Intel Arc Battlemage grap…
LLMKube has introduced a new cluster-scoped CRD, AgentRelease, and a self-update path to make fleets of self-hosted LLM agents trustworthy. The system allows safe, automated updates with atomic symlin…
Hobnob, a free and open-source desktop app, records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings entirely on a user's laptop without cloud dependency or internet. The app runs local AI models for transcripti…
A developer provides a formula for estimating RAM requirements to run large language models locally, explaining that a 7B model at Q4 quantization needs roughly 4.2GB plus overhead. Benchmarks show th…
A developer built a character-level language model from scratch using Shakespeare's complete works, training a nanoGPT model on a consumer-grade MacBook Pro in about 15 minutes. The project demonstrat…
A comparison of three local large language model runtimes reveals that llama.cpp is the core inference engine, while Ollama and LM Studio are user-friendly wrappers built on top of it. Ollama offers a…
Apple's upcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate, arriving later in 2026, introduces expanded Apple Intelligence features, a refined Liquid Glass interface, and stronger parental controls, building on the founda…
A developer has created a guide for running coding agents like Codex CLI, Claude Code, and Cursor entirely on local hardware using Ollama, eliminating the need to send proprietary code to third-party …
Overworld released Waypoint-1.5, an update to its generative world model that produces real-time environments at up to 720p and 60 frames per second on consumer hardware. The release introduces two mo…
Claude Cowork, released in 2026, runs locally on a Mac, reads the file system directly, and executes bash commands, continuing tasks even when the laptop is closed—unlike cloud agents such as ChatGPT …