THE ROAD AHEAD
A living map of
the next builds.
vram.wiki started as a small answer to one busy r/LocalLLM thread. The community decides what comes next — this is the public trail of where the project is going.
Born from the original thread01
NOW · v0.1
Build the signal
A fast, source-linked catalog of real-world local LLM setups. Browse by capacity, compare stacks, and see what people actually get done.
- 93 community-sourced setup snapshots
- Search, filters, VRAM and category routes
- Machine-level hardware cards and stats
- Tally contributions with manual review
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NEXT · v1
Make setups evolve
Turn each setup into a living record without losing the original context. A change in hardware or workflow becomes a new dated revision, not a silent overwrite.
- Database-backed entries and immutable revisions
- Moderated contributions and correction history
- Stable URLs when titles or setups change
- Optional contributor claims and private update links
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LATER · v1.x
Open the workshop
Give contributors better ways to share the practical details behind their results, while keeping provenance and moderation visible.
- Public setup timelines and diff views
- Workflow and harness templates
- Authenticated Hermes MCP submissions
- Contributor dashboard, badges and useful-contribution XP
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BEYOND
Compare the practice
Once the data is deep enough, surface comparisons that respect real conditions instead of pretending every token-per-second number is a benchmark.
- Comparable hardware and workload views
- ROI reports with transparent assumptions
- Community rankings based on evidence
- A long-term time series of local AI practice
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