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Rapid-MLX is an open-source (Apache 2.0) OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible LLM inference server for Apple Silicon, built on MLX, focused on reliable tool calling for coding agents. Up to 4× faster than Apple's MLX (mlx-lm) on the same weights.
High-performance OpenAI and Anthropic compatible LLM inference server for Apple Silicon. Native MLX, continuous batching, multimodal models, MCP tool calling, and Claude Code support.
A high-performance API server that provides OpenAI-compatible endpoints for MLX models. Developed using Python and powered by the FastAPI framework, it provides an efficient, scalable, and user-friendly solution for running MLX-based vision and language models locally with an OpenAI-compatible interface.
RapidLLM is an LLM inference framework with continuous batching, tensor and data parallelism, quantized weights, and with pluggable Triton/CUDA kernels.
A small, readable PyTorch inference engine for Qwen3-4B with continuous batching, native paged attention, prefix caching, and an OpenAI-compatible chat completions API.
Real PyTorch inference server comparing FCFS, EagerContBatch, and ChunkedPrefill on RTX 2070. Key finding: ChunkedPrefill is not a throughput optimizer but a fairness mechanism — it reduces worst-case decode stalls from 58.6ms to 34.1ms while EagerContBatch maximizes mean TTFT and throughput.
Local-first LLM stack on a single RTX 5090: QLoRA fine-tuning, exact speculative decoding, paged KV-cache, and continuous batching — served via FastAPI with a live React dashboard.
OpenAI-compatible INT8 inference server for CMP 100-210 and Volta GPUs. DP4A kernels, native GGUF loading, speculative decode. Runs Qwen, Gemma, DeepSeek on cards with disabled tensor cores.
vLLM-style LLM serving stack built from scratch in NumPy: paged KV cache, continuous batching, priority scheduling with preemption, streaming API, and latency/throughput benchmarks.