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Beyond your
own machine.

Local inference puts you in control. Hosted inference should make it easier to get started. Illatio Cloud is our planned platform for bringing Guild’s systems approach to a managed environment.

ILLATIO CLOUD // ARCHITECTURE BLUEPRINT (IN DEV) ● VERIFIED SNAPSHOT
Architecture diagram showing token intake, GPU VRAM dense attention and Gated DeltaNet execution, Host RAM routed Mixture-of-Experts dispatch, and speculative verification. 01 // INTAKE & DRAFT Prompt / Drafter • Normal (T=1) • GPU MTP (k=1) • Lookup / Retr 02A // TIER 1 · GPU VRAM Dense & Attention State GQA / QSA + Gated DeltaNet Shared Expert + Top-K Router 02B // TIER 2 · SYSTEM RAM Sparse MoE Expert Pool 8/256 (Ornith) · 10/512 (Qwen) GPACK mmap + GEXEC AVX-512/AVX2 03 // VERIFY & COMMIT Window Verifier • Exact Target Dist • KV / GDN Commit • Cost min ms/tok
Platform Status In Development
Local Engine Available Today
Wire Format OpenAI / Anthropic
Isolation Session-Scoped
Heterogeneous MoE execution pipeline Conceptual diagram · measured metrics above

Less infrastructure
between you and an idea.

Your Machine Guild local runtime · available today Shared Contracts GPACK containers & local API Illatio Cloud Managed platform · in development
01

A familiar interface

We intend to build on Guild’s existing local API capabilities, making integration with applications a central design goal.

02

Hardware-aware execution

The starting point is Guild’s work on heterogeneous memory, portable model packages, and machine-specific optimization.

03

Visible boundaries

Model compatibility, resource limits, and measured performance should be clear before you depend on a service.

02 / Where things stand

Building the foundation.
Not yet a service.

Illatio Cloud is in development. Public inference endpoints, API keys, pricing, launch dates, and service-level commitments are not available yet.

For inference you can run today, Guild is open source. Build the engine, choose a compatible model, and serve it on your own hardware.

Read the self-hosting guide
  • Guild inference engine Available source
  • Local API serving Available in Guild
  • Managed hosted inference In development