/iblai-vibe-local-llm

A vibe Next.js + Tauri app can serve chat from a model running on the user's machine instead of the hosted backend. The SDK turns this on automatically when you pass a localLLMProps object whose isAvailable is true and whose ollamaStatus.model_installed (or foundryStatus.has_models) reports a ready model.

This skill defines the contract your app must implement to feed that prop:

• the Tauri #[command] names the React layer calls,
• the Tauri event names the React layer listens on,
• the shape the React hook must return,

and points to references describing the install-flow, the on-disk layout, and the failure modes you'll hit.