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Keel's local runtime: a dependency-free Python package that connects this machine's AI to Keel Cloud and runs one job at a time.
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The local runtime half of Keel Connect (spec 020-keel-connect): a small Python
package that authorizes a device against Keel Cloud, keeps one agent session alive,
long-polls for inference jobs, executes them, and reports the answer back.
The runtime owns no workflow, project, instruction, memory, or schema state — it is a
stateless executor of whatever request_payload Cloud queues for it.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
The local runtime half of Keel Connect (spec 020-keel-connect): a small Python
package that authorizes a device against Keel Cloud, keeps one agent session alive,
long-polls for inference jobs, executes them, and reports the answer back.
The runtime owns no workflow, project, instruction, memory, or schema state — it is a
stateless executor of whatever request_payload Cloud queues for it.Read the full README ↗