Single-pane local dashboard
System and GPU health, disk, uptime, host OS/kernel/driver versions, and live telemetry for your local AI workstation or lab box.
Cortex
Cortex is a self-hostable web UI for local AI systems: dashboard, GPU/system telemetry, installed model inventory, model discovery and pull, services catalog, and tool management from one trusted-LAN command surface.
System and GPU health, disk, uptime, host OS/kernel/driver versions, and live telemetry for your local AI workstation or lab box.
Shows the installed local Ollama inventory on the dashboard, including resident models and context-window information, so the box is easier to understand at a glance.
Search Ollama Library and Hugging Face, manually refresh for same-day model drops, and pull selected models into local Ollama with live progress. Discovery only; Cortex does not host remote models.
A configurable grid for local tools such as Ollama, Open WebUI, ComfyUI, Jupyter Lab, Synapse, and more, each with health checks and direct links.
Developed on NVIDIA DGX Spark and tuned for GB10 unified-memory telemetry, where GPU power draw is the reliable activity signal.
Rebrand the name, logo, subtitle, and color palette through runtime config without rebuilding the app.
Optional tool installs, Ollama updates, and Tailscale controls are off by default and gated behind deliberate local opt-in.
Screenshots
Current v0.5.0 surfaces include the live dashboard, local services catalog, and model discovery + pull page for local Ollama.
Status
Cortex is public and installable for trusted local environments. It is designed for a single trusted machine or private LAN, not direct public internet exposure.
The Cortex repository is now tagged v0.5.0 on main at 87162d9. Current capabilities include dashboard telemetry, Server-Sent Events performance streaming, installed Ollama model inventory, the new model discovery + pull page, config-driven services, auto-discovery, runtime theming and theme selector, settings, security docs, opt-in tool installs, opt-in Ollama updates, and opt-in Tailscale control.
Model discovery searches the Ollama library and Hugging Face, supports manual refresh for same-day model drops, and pulls selected models to the local Ollama instance with live progress. It is discovery and local pull orchestration, not hosted remote-model execution.
The security model is explicit: Cortex has no built-in authentication and is intended for a trusted LAN or local lab environment. Put authentication in front of it before exposing it beyond that boundary.