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localmesh

v0.1.0

Published

Local-first AI model router SDK for Ollama — route, run, and stream with automatic model selection

Readme

localmesh

Standalone SDK for the LocalMesh router engine. Route each prompt to the best local Ollama model, optionally escalate or run multi-model workflows, and get a structured result.

Install (monorepo)

pnpm --filter localmesh build

When published:

npm install localmesh

Quick start

import { LocalMesh } from "localmesh";

const mesh = new LocalMesh();

const result = await mesh.run("Create a React authentication hook");

console.log(result);
// {
//   model: "qwen2.5-coder:1.5b",
//   task: "coding",
//   complexity: "medium",
//   response: "..."
// }

API

new LocalMesh(options?)

| Option | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | ollamaBaseUrl | http://localhost:11434 | Ollama endpoint | | config | hybrid defaults | Router strategy, scoring, escalation, workflows | | think | true | Ask models for a thinking trace when supported | | escalate | true | Retry once on a weak answer | | useWorkflow | true | Auto-match multi-model pipelines for complex prompts |

mesh.route(prompt)

Classify intent / complexity and pick a model without generating.

mesh.run(prompt, options?)

Route + generate. Returns:

{
  model: string;
  task: "coding" | "debugging" | ...;
  complexity: "simple" | "medium" | "complex";
  response: string;
  routing: RoutingDecision;
  latencyMs: number;
  // plus tokens, escalation, workflow metadata
}

mesh.stream(prompt, options?)

Async generator of events: routing → token* → optional escalation / workflow → done.

mesh.health() / mesh.listModels()

Talk to Ollama directly.

Example

pnpm --filter localmesh example
pnpm --filter localmesh exec tsx examples/basic.ts "Fix this React bug"

Publish

From the monorepo root (after npm login):

pnpm publish:sdk:dry   # preview
pnpm publish:sdk       # publishes only `localmesh` (engine is bundled)

No @localmesh npm organization is required — @localmesh/shared, ollama, and router stay private workspace packages and are compiled into this package.

What’s inside

This package wraps the monorepo engine packages:

  • @localmesh/router — rules, AI classify, scoring, escalation, workflows
  • @localmesh/ollama — Ollama HTTP client
  • @localmesh/shared — shared schemas / types

The LocalMesh app (apps/web + apps/server) continues to use those packages directly; localmesh is the extractable SDK surface for other Node projects.