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<img src="glamworks-logo.png" alt="glamfire" width="160" />
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# glamfire
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### The open harness for the last mile of AI.
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**Own your context. Route your intelligence. Never rent your brain back.**
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[](LICENSE)
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[](#current-reality)
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[Spec](SPEC.md) · [Quickstart](docs/QUICKSTART.md) · [Architecture](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) · [Mission](docs/MISSION.md) · [Why we win](docs/WHY-WE-WIN.md) · [Current reality](#current-reality) · [Contribute](CONTRIBUTING.md) · [Site](https://glamworks.github.io)
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## The 98% problem
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Intelligence just got about **98% cheaper**. Open models like **GLM 5.2** now match or
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beat the frontier on the *broad middle of everyday work* — the brochure site, the
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standard deck, the first‑pass copy, the routine synthesis, the familiar coding task.
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Faster. Cheaper. Free to self‑host.
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So why is almost nobody switching?
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Because a model is a **brain in a jar**. What your company actually runs is the *work
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system* around it — the **harness** and its **last mile**:
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- the **context** the model sees (memory, retrieval, your team's hard‑won knowledge),
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- the **routing** that picks the right model for each task,
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- the **tool calls**, shaped to each model family's own grammar,
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- the **system prompts**, tuned to one lab's quirks,
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- the **surfaces** — CLI, chat, IDE — where work happens.
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Switching models means rebuilding all of it. The talent that can do that is scarce and
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expensive, so companies sign a frontier contract instead. And the frontier labs are
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racing to put their assistant *inside your team chat* — quietly absorbing the messy
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context that **is** your edge, until you're renting your own brain back from them
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forever, with no way to rip it out.
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**glamfire is the open, self‑owned harness that closes the last mile.** Keep your
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context in your hands. Route every task to the cheapest model that can actually do it.
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Run one work system across any model family. Make cheap intelligence *usable* without
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handing your context to anyone.
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> If you can build a harness, this is the opening of the decade. glamfire is that
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## What glamfire is
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A **model‑agnostic, agent‑agnostic harness**, built as a TypeScript monorepo. Three
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| **engine** | *open engine* | The agent loop: plan → act → observe, tool dispatch, permissions, sandboxing, streaming. |
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| **brain** | *open brain* | Your context, **local‑first and portable** — owned, exportable, never uploaded, never rented back. |
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- **adapters** — a **tested harness per model family** (GLM 5.2/Fireworks, Anthropic,
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OpenAI, local vLLM). Each turns a raw model into a *working agent* — no brain in a jar.
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