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Lizard inference engineering: Two native providers should remain explicit

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    Inference Engineering · Day 18 · Morning

    Two native providers should remain explicit editorial visual — lizard-llm.qendryx.com

    A provider selector is meaningless if the runtime silently launches a different engine.

    Lizard carries the requested provider through server launch, health checks, benchmark artifacts, onboarding activation, and Chat telemetry. A mismatch is treated as an error rather than a successful run under the wrong label.

    Provider identity belongs in both execution and evidence.

    Can you prove which engine served the last response in your local stack?

    Engineering fact: Lizard exposes lizard-native and Caterpillar as separate runtime providers in serve, onboarding, benchmark, and Chat paths instead of silently substituting one for the other.

    Read the relevant Lizard page

    #Caterpillar #LizardLLM #GPUProgramming #LocalAI #GGUF

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