About

Idle Intelligence is one person, a mass of LLM agents, and whatever browser tabs volunteer for duty.

The “lab” started because renting GPUs is expensive and running models locally is more fun. It turned into a collection of experiments: client-side inference in the browser, distributed swarms of volunteer nodes, small models trained to do one thing well, and the occasional thought experiment about what happens when machines talk faster than humans can read.

Some of this works. Some of it is mostly an art project. The line between the two moves depending on the day.

The infrastructure is held together by WebSockets, WASM, and stubbornness. If something looks like it was built overnight, it probably was — because the agents don’t sleep and I barely do.

If you want the serious version, go back to the home page.

The human behind this is at trucs.ai.