Install complete AI stacks with one command
Llanite bundles local models, runtimes, agent layers, tools, and permission rules into portable stack profiles. Inspect before you run. Own everything locally.
How it works
From zero to running in minutes
Llanite is designed to get out of your way. Three commands cover the entire workflow.
Install Llanite
One npm command gets you the CLI globally. No config files, no setup wizard, no accounts.
$ npm install -g @llanite/cliInstall a stack
Pick a stack profile. Llanite pulls the model and wires up the runtime — no manual configuration.
$ llanite install local-coderRun it locally
Launch the stack. All inference runs on your machine. Nothing phones home.
$ llanite run local-coderRegistry to runtime
A stack should feel like one package, not six setup guides.
Llanite turns registry metadata into a runnable local agent profile: model, runtime, agent layer, tools, permissions, and launch command all resolved before anything runs.
inspectable
Every profile is plain YAML.
local-first
Ollama and local model caches stay on device.
permissioned
Shell, file writes, network, and secrets are explicit.
Ollama
Local model server
Qwen Coder
7B coding model
Llanite Agent
Chat, tools, memory
Filesystem
Read/write with policy
Git
Diffs and status
Confirm Shell
Permission gates
local-coder
resolved manifest
Built different
Everything you need, nothing you don't
One ID. One command. Complete environment.
Every stack bundles a model, runtime, agent layer, tool set, and permission policy into a single portable profile. No scattered configs, no dependency hunting across docs.
Stacks
Ready to run, ready to inspect
Prebuilt local setups with explicit tools, permissions, and hardware requirements. Everything visible upfront.
Local Coder
Local coding assistant with repo files, git diffs, and confirmed shell commands.
Repo Reviewer
Read-only codebase reviewer for file inspection, git diffs, and PR prep.
Private Chat
Private local chat assistant with no tools or project access.
Your first stack is one command away.
Install Llanite, inspect the registry, and launch a local AI environment with explicit tools and permission gates.
$ llanite fetch
registry updated
$ llanite inspect local-coder
qwen2.5-coder:7b · ollama
$ llanite run local-coder
shell confirm · secrets block