Buzz adds shared compute for local LLMs so other members can run agents remotely
Daniel_Farinax · x · 2026-07-22
Buzz adds a way to share local LLM compute
The post highlights a new Buzz feature built around mesh-llm: users can share a machine privately or publicly so other members can run agents on it.
The screenshot shows the feature in Buzz’s Compute area, including:
- a toggle to share the machine
- model selection for the shared runtime
- support for local models and remote references such as hf://meshllm/qwen3-8b@main
- suggested models based on the machine’s available AI memory
In short, this is a practical distributed local inference workflow rather than a model launch.
Related event: Buzz Introduces Decentralized Compute Sharing(2 posts)→
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