I build native software for local AI on Intel PCs, from OpenVINO bindings and inference runtimes to offline applications in Nim and C++. I also work with AMD GPU compute using ROCm and HIP, and maintain an experimental NVIDIA TensorRT path in Isvik.cpp. Model inference stays on-device, with no Python runtime in the deployed path.
- Isvik — native local inference runtime for Intel AI PCs, built in Nim and OpenVINO, with OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible local API endpoints.
- Isvik.cpp — C++20 local AI runtime with OpenVINO as its primary backend and experimental NVIDIA TensorRT support.
- OpenVINO-Nim-API — community-maintained Nim bindings for the OpenVINO Runtime C API, with managed and header-faithful raw layers.
- Resonance — reusable Nim wrappers for OpenVINO inference, shared by Isvik and NimVoice.
- NimVoice — offline Windows text-to-speech built with Nim and OpenVINO, with Intel NPU acceleration.
- Candlelight — offline Windows security app with file scanning, behavior monitoring, and local AI explanations for alerts.
- Cairn-Skill — an agent skill that turns repository history into source-backed development logs.
Core languages
Intel platform
NVIDIA acceleration
Isvik is primarily built with Nim + OpenVINO; Isvik.cpp adds an experimental TensorRT path.
Other tools and technologies
Low-level & architecture
Platforms & deployment
AI, inference & acceleration
Languages & runtimes
Web & UI
Databases