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mlx-serve

Native LLM inference server for Apple Silicon. OpenAI + Anthropic API compatible. No Python. Includes MLX Core macOS app with chat, agent mode, and tool calling.

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Run AI models locally on Apple Silicon without needing Python or cloud services, generating text and images.

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Native LLM inference server for Apple Silicon. OpenAI + Anthropic API compatible. No Python. Includes MLX Core macOS app with chat, agent mode, and tool calling.

mlx-serve has 961 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 81 times. mlx-serve is written mainly in Zig. It has been in active development since 2026. Its main topics are agent, anthropic-api, apple-silicon, claude-code.

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What is mlx-serve?

Native LLM inference server for Apple Silicon. OpenAI + Anthropic API compatible. No Python. Includes MLX Core macOS app with chat, agent mode, and tool calling.

Is mlx-serve open source?

mlx-serve is an open-source project.

Is mlx-serve free?

Yes. mlx-serve is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

What language is mlx-serve written in?

mlx-serve is written mainly in Zig.

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