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PrAIvy: P2P network for sharing local Ollama instances as a collective inference pool
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PrAIvy is a decentralized network where people running Ollama locally share their compute so others can query their models through a web interface, avoiding paid Big Tech cloud APIs. Providers run an agent script that connects to a Node.js coordination server over WebSocket. It targets users who want free access to local models without hosting them.
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- Providers run an agent alongside Ollama that connects via WebSocket to a Node.js server
- Server dynamically detects the model active on each provider machine (e.g. Qwen 2.5, Llama 3)
- Others query shared models through a web interface
- Goal is avoiding reliance on Big Tech cloud APIs
- Solo side project, shared as a work-in-progress on r/LocalLLaMA
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