llmbasedos

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Minimal Linux OS with a Model Context Protocol (MCP) gateway to expose local capabilities to LLMs.

Overview

llmbasedos Introduction

llmbasedos is a minimal Linux operating system designed to expose local capabilities such as files, mail, sync, and agents to various host applications through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It acts as a secure bridge between Large Language Models (LLMs) and personal data and tools.

How to Use

llmbasedos can be deployed via Docker or built as a minimal Arch Linux based ISO. Users can configure the system by setting up license keys and defining available LLM models in the gateway configuration. Once deployed, it can be accessed through various host applications that communicate with the MCP gateway.

Key Features

Key features include a central MCP router for authentication and authorization, dynamic discovery of backend capabilities, file system operations, email access via IMAP, and file synchronization using rclone. It supports multiple LLMs and applies quotas for resource management.

Where to Use

llmbasedos can be used in fields requiring integration of LLMs with local data and tools, such as software development, data analysis, and personal productivity applications.

Use Cases

Use cases include enhancing IDEs with LLM capabilities, automating email processing, managing file systems efficiently, and synchronizing files across devices.

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