What's New
This page summarizes the most recent additions to LlamaForge. Each entry links to the full reference for that capability. For the longer-term direction, see the project's ROADMAP.md.
Lite and Advanced modes, with a guided first run
A first-run wizard now walks a new install through engine detection, hardware review, model selection, and a recommended tune — then applies it and loads the model. The dashboard runs in one of two modes: Lite presents a reduced, task-oriented set of controls; Advanced exposes every server flag. A hardware auto-tune proposes per-model settings (GPU-layer offload, KV-cache type, context ceiling, and intent presets for balanced / speed / context / coding) sized to the detected VRAM.
See First Run and Models & Tuning.
Anthropic-compatible endpoint
The panel exposes an Anthropic-compatible POST /v1/messages endpoint that translates to the local OpenAI-style router, with full streaming and tool-use support. Combined with the existing OpenAI-compatible surface, LlamaForge can serve clients written for either API against your local models.
See HTTP API.
One-click agent setup
A Connect an Agent panel generates — and optionally writes — the configuration for Claude Code, Codex, and pi.dev, pointing each at your local endpoint. Claude Code is scoped to 127.0.0.1; generated files are backed up before any change is written.
See Connect an Agent.
Context Wiki
A working directory of Markdown context documents, composed into named profiles and selected per model. An active profile is delivered two ways: injected into requests through the Anthropic shim and the OpenAI proxy, or exported into an agent's native context file (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md) inside a managed marker region. Because the injected prefix is stable, the router's prompt-cache reuses it across requests.
See Context Wiki.
Light and dark themes, plus a colorblind-safe mode
The dashboard now offers a Light theme alongside the original dark one, and an independent Colorblind-safe mode that applies a universal Okabe–Ito status palette and adds non-color cues (glyphs and labels) so status never depends on hue alone. The two axes are orthogonal — all four combinations are valid — and each choice persists per device.
In-app documentation
The documentation you are reading is available inside the dashboard under the Help view and is also published as a static site. Both surfaces render from a single Markdown source, so they never drift.
A collapsible sidebar layout
Navigation moved from a top tab bar to a left sidebar that collapses between a compact icon rail and a labeled, expanded state. Settings are pinned at the bottom; the layout adapts to narrow windows with an overlay drawer. All existing navigation, theming, and keyboard shortcuts are unchanged.
See Keyboard Shortcuts.