Magnitude is an open-source inference engine that tunes its kernels on your own hardware to find the fastest way to run each model. It runs on Apple Silicon, NVIDIA, AMD or plain CPU, and the project reports roughly twice the throughput of Ollama. Built for agents that need local inference to be fast without hand-tuning every machine.
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Serve models to an agent loop without paying per-token API latency
Use the same engine on Apple Silicon, NVIDIA, AMD or CPU-only boxes
Swap Ollama for a kernel-tuned engine when throughput matters
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