@charles_irl: Own your inference, own your agent platform, own your destiny. OpenInspect on @modal Endpoints.
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OpenInspect enables fully self-hosted background agent systems using GLM-5.2 on Modal Endpoints, emphasizing ownership of inference infrastructure.
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Own your inference, own your agent platform, own your destiny.
OpenInspect on @modal Endpoints.
cole murray (@colemurray): OpenInspect w/ Modal Inference (GLM-5.2)
completely self-hosted background agent system running GLM 5.2 at FP8. itβs fast!
own your critical infrastructure
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