Where lizard-native leans on your graphics card, Caterpillar is built to get the most out of:

• your processor, when there's no dedicated card, and
• shared/built-in graphics, where memory is tight.

Lizard picks it automatically — you never choose. It takes over when there's no discrete GPU, or when the model is too large to sit on the one you have.

It's also where most active development happens right now. Recent work made CPU decoding meaningfully faster and cut how much memory it reads for each word it generates.

More detail: https://lizard-llm.qendryx.com/product.html

If you're on a laptop with no dedicated card, this is the engine you're using — how does it feel?