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Free LLMrPro self-hosted LLM router. One OpenAI-compatible APIof your machines

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Free LLMrPro self-hosted LLM router. One OpenAI-compatible APIof your machines
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Call every model through one OpenAI format — self-hosted, and yours to own. It exposes one OpenAI-compatible API and serves each request from a pool of machines you own — desktops, workstations, servers — running local inference engines. When no local worker can serve a request, it transparently falls back to the cloud provider you configured for that tier.

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Canonical URLhttps://github.com/Gysho/LLMrPro
Publication timeMon, 27 Jul 2026 15:43:17 +0000
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LLMrPro Your machines run the models. The cloud only fills the gaps. Call every model through one OpenAI format — self-hosted, and yours to own. LLMrPro is a self-hosted LLM router. It exposes one OpenAI-compatible API and serves each request from a pool of machines you own — desktops, workstations, servers — running local inference engines. When no local worker can serve a request, it transparently falls back to the cloud provider you configured for that tier. One endpoint, one request format, your hardware first, your keys, your data. What it does One OpenAI-compatible API for everything. Point any OpenAI client or SDK at the balancer URL — POST /{frontier,mini,nano}/v1/chat/completions with a standard Chat Completions body.

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