Package one capability
Wrap a focused LoRA adapter as a reusable SLM package with provenance, checksums, and routing metadata.
SLMCortex turns LoRA adapters into reusable SLM packages, composes them into a deterministic runtime bundle, and uses the same runtime for dry-run validation, local inference, a compatibility server, and bounded repository work.
$ python -m slmcortex doctor $ brew install alvarolorentedev/SLMCortex/slmcortex $ slmcortex doctor inspect workspace check backends compose-folder --help source checkout fallback: python scripts/run_slmcortex_demo.py
Visitors should be able to understand the product without reading the source. The core flow is package, compose, validate, then run.
Wrap a focused LoRA adapter as a reusable SLM package with provenance, checksums, and routing metadata.
Combine validated SLM packages into a deterministic runtime bundle without mutating the source packages.
Check package and runtime structure before inference, serving, or agent behavior touches a local repository.
Use Runtime Core for dry-run routing, local inference, the compatibility server, and bounded agent runs.
The pitch is not "bigger models." The pitch is clearer boundaries: local artifacts, explicit runtime assembly, and dry-run validation before you spend time on real backend setup.
Paid LLM services can turn every coding workflow into a metered remote dependency.
SLMCortex keeps focused coding capabilities local, packaged, and inspectable before they run.
One large general model is often asked to do jobs that are narrow, repetitive, and expensive to validate.
SLMCortex packages smaller task-shaped capabilities and composes them into one runtime bundle.
Tooling teams often need proof that routing and control flow work before they take on real backend complexity.
Start with dry-run validation, then move to local inference only when your backend and model setup are ready.
Start with dry-run validation. Move to real model-backed inference only when your local backend and model setup are ready.
macOS and Linux users can start with the Homebrew tap instead of cloning the source repo first.
Checks package, compose, validate, infer, and agent flow without downloading weights.
Use doctor and compose-folder when you want the product-style install and folder-to-runtime flow.
MLX is used on Apple Silicon; GGUF covers Linux, Windows, macOS Intel, and explicit GGUF use.
The current agent is local and single-run, with writes controlled by flags rather than hidden background behavior.
SLMCortex is easiest to evaluate because its limits are visible. The current release is a narrow local path, not a broad production-agent platform.
Use the docs to verify the demo, understand the packaged flow, or inspect the runtime architecture.
Start with the smallest end-to-end path and verify the runtime on your machine.
Use the Composer-first install flow with doctor, compose-folder, and the external workspace contract.
See the public CLI surface for packaging, composition, inference, serving, and agent work.
Understand Factory, Composer, Runtime Core, and Agent Runtime without reading the source first.