Lumabri runs a private inference service across your own computers and servers, powered by Colibri and written in pure C. You choose the models, select which computers may help and approve how their memory is used. A worker loads only the weights for its assigned layers rather than a complete copy of the model, and you chat from the terminal or the bundled web page.
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Workers share the work, each loading only the layers it is assigned.
Approved models stay loaded within explicit memory budgets.
Computers, allocations and measured workloads show up in one local workspace.
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