Show HN: Parley – self-hosted LLM mesh for the machines you own Parley is a self-hosted LLM mesh that turns every machine on a user's network into a single private LLM cluster, with automatic discovery, routing, and TLS-encrypted inter-node traffic. The single binary is OpenAI- and Ollama-compatible, requires no configuration, and supports capability-based model addressing via aliases like parley:code or parley:fast. The project is available at lmparley.com. One binary that turns every machine on your network — Apple Silicon Macs, NVIDIA workstations, spare CPU boxes — into one shared, private LLM cluster. OpenAI- and Ollama-compatible, so the tools you already use just work. → Downloads & full docs: lmparley.com · Releases https://github.com/Iito/parley/releases Run parley serve on each machine. That's the whole setup — no config file. Discovery is automatic. Nodes find each other on the LAN. New machines join the cluster the moment they start; they drop off cleanly when they stop. Routing is automatic. A request goes to the node that already has the model warm; ties break toward the shortest queue. You don't pick the node. Naming is by capability. Address the cluster as parley:code , parley:fast , parley:best , parley:reason , and Parley resolves to the best concrete model available across all nodes — or just use a model name from parley list . Security is built in. Inter-node traffic is TLS-encrypted with per-machine certificates; peers are identity-pinned on first contact. No telemetry, no phone-home. bash $ parley serve parley serve local: http://localhost network: http://192.168.1.42 $ parley pull qwen3-coder:30b $ parley status Parley speaks three API families on every node, so existing code and tools point straight at it: | API | Endpoints | Connect by | |---|---|---| OpenAI | POST /v1/chat/completions , GET /v1/models | OPENAI BASE URL=http://