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fm-proxy is a drop-in proxy that lets any app accepting an OpenAI API URL run macOS 27's local and Private Cloud Compute Foundation models, with no extra servers or keys.

Apple didn't, so I did: I made it dead simple to run macOS 27's local and Private Cloud Compute Foundation models in any app that accepts an OpenAI API URL. Here's fm-proxy. A drop-in replacement, with no extra servers, and no extra keys. It's great in a minimal Pi setup! https://t.co/6pTS4VcBQ1

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Apple didn’t, so I did: I made it dead simple to run macOS 27’s local and Private Cloud Compute Foundation models in any app that accepts an OpenAI API URL.

Here’s fm-proxy. A drop-in replacement, with no extra servers, and no extra keys. It’s great in a minimal Pi setup! https://t.co/6pTS4VcBQ1

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