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llmaker
Selfhost LLM stacks. Run whole fleets from your terminal
llmaker is an open source platform for running the complete modern LLM stack on your own infrastructure. Large language models, vector databases, embeddings, caching, observability and a builtin retrieval & agent layer. All provisioned, networked and production shaped from a single command. Build private retrieval augmented chatbots, FAQ assistants and recommendation engines locally. No third-party API keys. No data leaving your machine.
Hi PH 👋,
Running a model locally is easy. Shipping an application is not. A production retrieval system needs a vector database, an embeddings service, a caching layer, an orchestration layer and observability. Each containerized, networked and configured to discover the others. Assembling that is a recurring tax: a sprawl of docker run flags, a brittle Compose file, and hundreds of lines of framework glue.
llmaker removes that tax. One CLI provisions the entire stack on a private network and operates it as a single fleet. Live status, logs and a resource dashboard across every model and service. Stacks are declarative and reconcilable (apply --prune), models are OpenAI compatible and retrieval is traced out of the box. From a single model to a complete application.
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About llmaker on Product Hunt
“Selfhost LLM stacks. Run whole fleets from your terminal”
llmaker was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #87 on the daily leaderboard. llmaker is an open source platform for running the complete modern LLM stack on your own infrastructure. Large language models, vector databases, embeddings, caching, observability and a builtin retrieval & agent layer. All provisioned, networked and production shaped from a single command. Build private retrieval augmented chatbots, FAQ assistants and recommendation engines locally. No third-party API keys. No data leaving your machine.
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