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What is AIMA: one command to push hardware toward its inference ceiling
A 20K device, but getting it to the performance the silicon is capable of takes a 20K-a-month expert — the math does not balance. AIMA puts an agent on that expert tuning job: one command to install, and it detects your hardware, picks the engine, and tunes. Here is what AIMA is, Approaching.AI's three-piece edge-AI plan, and v0.4 Knowledge Autonomy.
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Why AIMA: let an agent be the inference operator
Private LLM stacks sit in two corners: Ollama is simple but throughput-capped; raw vLLM is fast but you are the operator. AIMA bets on replacing the operator with an agent, and accumulating "what runs fastest on this silicon" in a YAML knowledge base.
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