Mendicant wraps a local language model and hands it real tools — your files, your shell, the browser, your apps. Nothing leaves the device.
Most assistants ship your keystrokes, files, and secrets to a datacenter just to think. It is metered, throttled, and gone the moment your connection is. The models got small enough to run anywhere — the assumptions didn't.
A quantized model loads onto your GPU or CPU. No account, no upload, no round-trip. It boots in seconds and works on a plane.
Mendicant exposes a registry of tools the model can call — shell, filesystem, browser, HTTP, and any script you register. It learns your machine.
Give it a goal. It plans, calls tools, checks its own work, and reports back — every step on hardware you own and can audit.
Every capability is a tool the model can reach for. Ship with the core set, or register your own in a few lines.
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