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llama-swap

On-demand process and model swapping in front of existing local inference servers.

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Research summary

llama-swap is a Go proxy for managing multiple local model servers from one configuration. It routes compatible OpenAI or Anthropic requests to configured backends and starts or unloads model processes as needed. The approach lets developers keep several model definitions available while controlling which processes occupy memory. It supports different inference servers instead of implementing its own model execution engine. Deployment uses a standalone binary and configuration file, making it suitable for local development and self-hosted model routing.

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Implementation details

Standalone Go reverse proxy and model-process manager

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Go
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mostlygeek/llama-swap ↗

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2026-10-06

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2026-10-02
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2026-10-06

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