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Cluaiz

A Rust-based local AI runtime and orchestrator that synchronizes text, vision and tool execution in one memory space, with hybrid HTTP and native FFI access for building agentic workflows on edge hardware.

Cluaiz

Cluaiz is a native runtime engine and orchestrator, written in Rust, for running local AI models and agentic workflows on hardware ranging from consumer devices to server clusters. It orchestrates the execution of underlying model kernels rather than wrapping another engine, using llama.cpp for GGUF models and ONNX Runtime for multimodal operations.

It exposes a hybrid access model: a built-in HTTP REST API gateway for conventional network clients, and a lower-latency path through its own expression language and WebAssembly that lets logic written in C, Python or Rust run inside the runtime's own memory space, or a direct C-pointer FFI boundary for native applications. It supports modular plugins, MCP connectors and skills for extending its agentic workflows.

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