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Connects Nebula to local AI model servers on your machine, keeping inference traffic on-device and private. Nebula Local Bridge seamlessly connects your Nebula workspace to AI model servers running directly on your local machine. This powerful extension keeps all inference traffic on-device and completely private, giving you full control over your AI workloads. Key Benefits: Privacy First: Your AI conversations and model interactions never leave your machine Reduced Latency: Eliminate network delays by using local compute resources Cost Effective: Use your own hardware instead of paid cloud inference services Open Source Compatible: Works with Ollama, LM Studio, and other local model servers Perfect For: Developers running local LLMs for coding assistance Privacy-conscious users who want to keep AI interactions confidential Organizations with sensitive data that cannot be sent to external services AI enthusiasts experimenting with custom models and fine-tuning How It Works: Simply install the extension, point it to your local model server (default: localhost:11434), and Nebula will automatically route AI requests through your local models. The bridge works transparently in the background, maintaining Nebula's familiar interface while leveraging your local compute power. Requirements: A local AI model server (Ollama recommended) Nebula workspace (nebula.stuffle.io or self-hosted) No additional configuration needed for basic setup Install Nebula Local Bridge to transform your Nebula experience with enhanced privacy, performance, and control over your AI workflows.
Jun 28, 2026
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