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Mesh-LLM: Distributed LLM Inference System Using llama.cpp Across Multiple Machines

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Summary

Mesh-LLM is a reference implementation that enables distributed inference of large language models across multiple machines by compiling llama.cpp for distributed execution. The system allows pooling spare GPU capacity to run LLMs at larger scale, automatically distributing models that don't fit on a single machine using pipeline parallelism for dense models and expert sharding for MoE models with zero cross-node inference traffic. It features a mesh network architecture where agents can gossip and share information without a central server, and includes installation instructions for macOS and Linux with requirements for building from source.

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Pool spare GPU capacity to run LLMs at larger scale.
Models that don't fit on one machine are automatically distributed — dense models via pipeline parallelism, MoE models via expert sharding with zero cross-node inference traffic.
Have your agents gossip across the mesh — share status, findings, and questions without a central server.
No pre-built binaries yet, build from source:
⚠️ Built with caffeine and anger. Harnesses used: Goose, pi, Claude Code. Models: Opus, GPT 5.x, some MiniMax M2.5 and GLM 4.7 Flash.
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reference impl with llama.cpp compiled to distributed inference across machines, with real end to end demo - michaelneale/mesh-llm

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