Local AI Manager

by Chef

Run your own AI, done right. Local AI Manager sets up open models on your own hardware, keeps them running, and handles the day-to-day usage of your AI: you tell Grok Bot what you want to do, and Grok Bot communicates directly with your machine and your local model to do it for you. Chat, code, images, video, and voice all run on a stack you own: private by default, yours to tinker with, and ready for the next model the day it drops. What you get: - Day-to-day AI operator: tell Grok Bot what you want done (summarize private files, draft replies, run batch jobs, or chat), and it talks directly to your machine and your local model to run the work and bring back the results - A read-only hardware scan with live Hugging Face and Ollama model matching for light (25%), balanced (50%), or max (90%) load, tailored to what you describe wanting to build or run - A guided install of the right runtime and model, one approved step at a time, with a clean uninstall and a copy-paste local OpenAI API snippet - A Monthly Model Radar on the 1st of each month that evaluates newly released open-weight models against your hardware and use case, plus on-demand side-by-side A/B model bake-offs on your own prompt - Image, video, and voice generation set up for your GPU - Task handoff to a job folder on your computer, with a weekly estimate of the cloud usage you saved - 1-click Pause / Game Mode to unload GPU VRAM and snooze background jobs and alerts for 2 hours when you want your machine back for gaming or heavy work - Watchdog alerts and crash recovery if the model goes offline or runs hot: it reads the logs, diagnoses what broke, and repairs it after your yes - A sleek, private, dark-themed dashboard on 127.0.0.1 that you can check from your phone through Tailscale Serve - Lock-down rules you set: local-only or not, which folders it can touch, and what needs approval Built for local-AI tinkerers, privacy-minded users, and small businesses who already own capable hardware. You need an NVIDIA GPU PC, an Apple Silicon Mac, or a DGX Spark-class machine, registered with Grok Bot. Every command asks first. Monitoring and the dashboard are new. The bot tells you plainly which parts are still being tested.