Local AI Infrastructure
Status: Active R&D
Area: Local-first Artificial Intelligence · Systems Architecture
Purpose
This project investigates local AI infrastructure that keeps model execution, routing and orchestration under operator control while allowing components to be replaced as requirements change.
Research questions
- How should local models, remote providers and routing layers be separated architecturally?
- How can context limits, model capabilities and endpoint health be exposed instead of hidden?
- How can agent workflows remain inspectable and recoverable when individual components fail?
- Which workloads belong on local hardware and which can be delegated without compromising privacy requirements?
Current scope
- local model serving and inference endpoints
- model routing and provider abstraction
- agent and dispatcher architectures
- health checks and endpoint discovery
- context-window and resource management
- privacy-aware local-first workflows
- integration with webOwie infrastructure components
Output policy
This page represents ongoing architecture and implementation work. Model benchmarks, compatibility claims and releases will be added only when backed by a reproducible source record.