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Add a local AI mode to an existing app that already talks to a cloud AI API
(OpenAI, Anthropic, or Ollama-compatible). The app launches lemond, the
Embeddable Lemonade binary, as a private subprocess and the existing client
talks to it on http://localhost:PORT/api/v1. The user gets local, private,
hardware-optimized inference (CPU, AMD iGPU/dGPU, XDNA2 NPU) with no separate
install.
What you'll end up with: one new launcher module (~30 lines), three mandatory changes to the existing HTTP client (base_url, api_key, and a 120-second HTTP timeout), one vendored binary under vendor/lemonade/.
Use this skill when all of the following are true:
If the user instead wants a system-wide Lemonade Server (one install,
shared across apps), do not use this skill; point them at
https://lemonade-server.ai/install_options.html and the standard OpenAI base
URL http://localhost:13305/api/v1.
This skill follows one fixed sequence. Do not deviate without a stated reason.
[ ] 1. Survey the app's current AI integration
[ ] 2. Pick a model + backend profile
[ ] 3. Place Embeddable Lemonade in the app's tree (full package, not just the binary)
[ ] 4. Add a `lemond` launcher (subprocess + API key + port + per-stage logging)
[ ] 5. Re-point the existing client at lemond (base_url, api_key, 120s timeout — all three required)
[ ] 6. Wait for /api/v1/health, install backend, then PULL the model before first use
[ ] 7. Wire shutdown and error recovery
Track progress against this checklist. Move on only when each step verifies.
Log every stage. A local integration has many silent failure points — spawn, health, backend install, model download, first inference. Without a log line at each transition, "nothing happened" is indistinguishable from "broke at stage 3." Emit one clear line per stage as you build (see Step 4); the most common dead-end in this integration — a blank result with no error — is invisible without them.
Find every place the app currently calls a cloud AI API. Search the repo for:
openai, OpenAI(, chat.completions, responses.createanthropic, Anthropic(, messages.createapi.openai.com, api.anthropic.com, localhost:11434 (Ollama)OPENAI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEYRecord three things before continuing:
openai-python, openai-node,
@anthropic-ai/sdk, go-openai, raw fetch).Choose one default profile based on the app's primary modality. Do not ship a buffet. Ship one good default and document how the user can override it.
| App's primary need | Default model | Recipe | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| General chat / assistant | Qwen3-4B-GGUF | llamacpp | Small, fast, good tool calling, fits 8GB systems |
| Coding assistant | Qwen2.5-Coder-7B-Instruct-GGUF | llamacpp | Strong code, runs on iGPU |
| Vision / multimodal chat | Gemma-4-E2B-it-GGUF | llamacpp | Small multimodal default |
| NPU-first on Ryzen AI | Llama-3.2-3B-Instruct-Hybrid | ryzenai-llm | XDNA2 NPU on Windows |
| Speech-to-text (Windows) | Whisper-Large-v3-Turbo | whispercpp | One model; probe picks NPU → iGPU/dGPU → CPU automatically |
| Speech-to-text (Linux NPU) | whisper-v3-turbo-FLM | flm | Linux NPU path; falls back to whispercpp iGPU/CPU off-NPU |
| Text-to-speech | kokoro-v1 | kokoro | CPU-only, low latency |
| Image generation | SDXL-Turbo | sd-cpp | Single-step generation |
For the LLM backend, default to llamacpp and let lemond pick
rocm → vulkan → cpu automatically by leaving llamacpp_backend
unset. Override only if the app has hard hardware requirements.
Scope: this skill selects a backend once at integration time on the
developer's machine. Runtime fallback based on the end user's hardware is
out of scope. Bundle vulkan as the universal fallback so the app works on
any machine. If the dev machine has an NPU and the chosen recipe supports it,
the skill will use the NPU backend — otherwise it falls back to vulkan.
Note: having an NPU does not mean every recipe supports NPU. Confirm the recipe/backend pair is
installedorinstallableviaGET /api/v1/system-infobefore committing to it. See reference.md for per-recipe decision rules.
For more options and tradeoffs, see reference.md.
Get the embeddable artifact from the latest Lemonade release:
https://github.com/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest
Download the file matching your target OS:
lemonade-embeddable-{VERSION}-windows-x64.ziplemonade-embeddable-{VERSION}-ubuntu-x64.tar.gzDon't hand-build the download URL from the tag. The git tag carries a leading
v(e.g.v10.8.0) but the asset filename strips it (lemonade-embeddable-10.8.0-...), so using the tag verbatim 404s. Ask the GitHub API for the asset by its stable name pattern and use the URL it returns, as below — this stays correct across version and naming changes.
First, create the target directory — it does not exist in a fresh repo:
# Windows
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force vendor\lemonade
# Linux
mkdir -p vendor/lemonade
Then download and unpack on Windows (PowerShell):
$rel = Invoke-RestMethod https://api.github.com/repos/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest
$asset = $rel.assets | Where-Object { $_.name -like "lemonade-embeddable-*-windows-x64.zip" } | Select-Object -First 1
Invoke-WebRequest $asset.browser_download_url -OutFile lemond.zip
Expand-Archive lemond.zip -DestinationPath "$env:TEMP\lemond-unpack"
$folder = $asset.name -replace '\.zip$','' # unpacked dir = asset name without .zip
Copy-Item -Recurse "$env:TEMP\lemond-unpack\$folder\*" vendor\lemonade\
# Sanity check: resources/ must be nested under vendor\lemonade\ (not flattened)
if (-not (Test-Path vendor\lemonade\resources\*.json)) { throw "resources/ missing — re-extract and copy again" }
On Linux (bash):
URL=$(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest \
| grep browser_download_url | grep ubuntu-x64.tar.gz | cut -d'"' -f4)
curl -L "$URL" | tar -xz --strip-components=1 -C vendor/lemonade
Copy the full package, not just the binary. The archive contains
lemond[.exe],lemonade[.exe],LICENSE, andresources/. Theresources/directory is required — without it lemond starts and passes the health check but fails on every model and backend request. Copying only the binary produces a server that looks healthy but cannot function.
lemondvslemonadeCLI:lemondis the embedded server binary that ships with the app. ThelemonadeCLI is a separate packaging tool used only during development/build time to install backends. The same embeddable archive unpacked above already contains a matchinglemonade[.exe]next tolemond[.exe], so its version aligns with the bundledlemond. Do notpip install lemonade-sdkto get it: the PyPI package is a separate, older release line whose ports, model names, and install API do not match thelemondbundled here, and mixing the two is a known source of silent version mismatches. Keep thelemonadeCLI,lemond, and the backends all from the one release downloaded in this step so their versions stay aligned.
The expected layout after setup (first run + backend install). A freshly
unzipped package contains only lemond[.exe], lemonade[.exe], LICENSE, and
resources/ — the items below are created later, as their comments note:
vendor/lemonade/
lemond[.exe] # the only binary the app ships
LICENSE
config.json # generated on first run; commit a seed copy
resources/
server_models.json # do not edit; use GET /api/v1/models at runtime
backend_versions.json
bin/ # backends bundled at packaging time
llamacpp/vulkan/llama-server[.exe]
models/ # pre-bundled model weights (optional)
models--unsloth--Qwen3-4B-GGUF/
server_models.json: Do not edit or rely on this file. It can be stale. The only authoritative model list isGET /api/v1/modelson a runninglemondinstance with the backend already installed.
Bundle decisions: pick deliberately
llamacpp:vulkan at packaging time (works on every
GPU). Install llamacpp:rocm at first run on supported AMD systems via
POST /api/v1/install after probing GET /api/v1/system-info. Never ship
every backend, or the artifact balloons.models/ (offline
install, larger installer) or pull on first run with
POST /api/v1/pull (smaller installer, needs network). Pick one and
document it.models_dir: Set to ./models in config.json to keep weights
private to the app. Leave as auto only if the user explicitly wants to
share weights with other apps.Backend install timing — two distinct paths:
Packaging time (developer machine, before bundling). Use the lemonade CLI that shipped inside
vendor/lemonade/so it matches the bundledlemondversion (prefix with./or the full path):vendor/lemonade/lemonade backends install llamacpp:vulkan vendor/lemonade/lemonade backends install flm:npu # Windows NPU path onlyThis bakes the backend binaries into
vendor/lemonade/bin/before the app ships.lemonddoes not need to be running. Use a modernlemonadeCLI whose version matches the bundledlemond(the copy in the archive you unpacked works); do notpip install lemonade-sdkfor it.First-run / runtime (user's machine, after
lemondis running):POST /api/v1/install {"recipe": "llamacpp", "backend": "rocm"}Use this for hardware-specific backends (e.g.
llamacpp:rocm) that cannot be bundled universally.lemondmust already be running (Step 4 complete).
lemond launcherWrite the launcher as a new module na
name: local-ai-app-integration description: >- Integrates local AI capabilities into applications using Embeddable Lemonade. Use when the user wants to add local AI, offline AI, private AI, on-device AI, a local LLM, local chat, embeddings, image generation, speech-to-text, or text-to-speech to an existing app; replace or supplement OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, or other cloud AI APIs with a local backend; only use to convert user apps. Do not use when the user just wants the agent itself to generate images, transcribe, or speak locally in the current workspace, even to cut their own API bill.
---
name: local-ai-app-integration
description: >-
Integrates local AI capabilities into applications using Embeddable Lemonade.
Use when the user wants to add local AI, offline AI, private AI, on-device AI,
a local LLM, local chat, embeddings, image generation, speech-to-text, or
text-to-speech to an existing app; replace or supplement OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, or
other cloud AI APIs with a local backend; only use to convert user apps. Do not use when
the user just wants the agent itself to generate images, transcribe, or speak locally in
the current workspace, even to cut their own API bill.
---
# Local AI App Integration (Embeddable Lemonade)
Add a local AI mode to an existing app that already talks to a cloud AI API
(OpenAI, Anthropic, or Ollama-compatible). The app launches `lemond`, the
Embeddable Lemonade binary, as a private subprocess and the existing client
talks to it on `http://localhost:PORT/api/v1`. The user gets local, private,
hardware-optimized inference (CPU, AMD iGPU/dGPU, XDNA2 NPU) with no separate
install.
**What you'll end up with:** one new launcher module (~30 lines), three mandatory changes to the existing HTTP client (`base_url`, `api_key`, and a 120-second HTTP timeout), one vendored binary under `vendor/lemonade/`.
## When this skill is the right tool
Use this skill when **all** of the following are true:
- The app already calls a cloud AI service over HTTP (OpenAI Chat Completions,
Anthropic Messages, or Ollama).
- The user wants that AI to run on the end-user's PC, with the AI engine
bundled into the app, not as a separate user install.
- The target platform is Windows x64 or Linux x64 (macOS embeddable is in beta).
If the user instead wants a **system-wide** Lemonade Server (one install,
shared across apps), do not use this skill; point them at
`https://lemonade-server.ai/install_options.html` and the standard OpenAI base
URL `http://localhost:13305/api/v1`.
## The opinionated path
This skill follows one fixed sequence. Do not deviate without a stated reason.
```
[ ] 1. Survey the app's current AI integration
[ ] 2. Pick a model + backend profile
[ ] 3. Place Embeddable Lemonade in the app's tree (full package, not just the binary)
[ ] 4. Add a `lemond` launcher (subprocess + API key + port + per-stage logging)
[ ] 5. Re-point the existing client at lemond (base_url, api_key, 120s timeout — all three required)
[ ] 6. Wait for /api/v1/health, install backend, then PULL the model before first use
[ ] 7. Wire shutdown and error recovery
```
Track progress against this checklist. Move on only when each step verifies.
> **Log every stage.** A local integration has many silent failure points —
> spawn, health, backend install, model download, first inference. Without a
> log line at each transition, "nothing happened" is indistinguishable from
> "broke at stage 3." Emit one clear line per stage as you build (see
> [Step 4](#step-4-add-a-lemond-launcher)); the most common dead-end in this
> integration — a blank result with no error — is invisible without them.
---
## Step 1: Survey the app
Find every place the app currently calls a cloud AI API. Search the repo for:
- `openai`, `OpenAI(`, `chat.completions`, `responses.create`
- `anthropic`, `Anthropic(`, `messages.create`
- `api.openai.com`, `api.anthropic.com`, `localhost:11434` (Ollama)
- `OPENAI_API_KEY`, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`
Record three things before continuing:
1. **Client library and language** (e.g., `openai-python`, `openai-node`,
`@anthropic-ai/sdk`, `go-openai`, raw `fetch`).
2. **Modalities used:** text chat, tool calling, embeddings, image gen,
transcription, TTS. This drives the model + backend choice in Step 2.
3. **One single place** where the base URL and API key are constructed. If
there isn't one, refactor to one before going further. Local-mode toggling
must flip exactly one config object.
4. **Any API-key gating** that blocks the app before a key is entered
(onboarding walls, validators that reject empty keys, startup checks that
disable AI until a key exists). Note each one — Step 5 bypasses them in
local mode.
## Step 2: Pick a model + backend profile
Choose **one** default profile based on the app's primary modality. Do not
ship a buffet. Ship one good default and document how the user can override
it.
| App's primary need | Default model | Recipe | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| General chat / assistant | `Qwen3-4B-GGUF` | `llamacpp` | Small, fast, good tool calling, fits 8GB systems |
| Coding assistant | `Qwen2.5-Coder-7B-Instruct-GGUF` | `llamacpp` | Strong code, runs on iGPU |
| Vision / multimodal chat | `Gemma-4-E2B-it-GGUF` | `llamacpp` | Small multimodal default |
| NPU-first on Ryzen AI | `Llama-3.2-3B-Instruct-Hybrid` | `ryzenai-llm` | XDNA2 NPU on Windows |
| Speech-to-text (Windows) | `Whisper-Large-v3-Turbo` | `whispercpp` | One model; probe picks NPU → iGPU/dGPU → CPU automatically |
| Speech-to-text (Linux NPU) | `whisper-v3-turbo-FLM` | `flm` | Linux NPU path; falls back to `whispercpp` iGPU/CPU off-NPU |
| Text-to-speech | `kokoro-v1` | `kokoro` | CPU-only, low latency |
| Image generation | `SDXL-Turbo` | `sd-cpp` | Single-step generation |
For the LLM backend, default to `llamacpp` and let `lemond` pick
`rocm` → `vulkan` → `cpu` automatically by leaving `llamacpp_backend`
unset. Override only if the app has hard hardware requirements.
**Scope: this skill selects a backend once at integration time on the
developer's machine.** Runtime fallback based on the end user's hardware is
out of scope. Bundle `vulkan` as the universal fallback so the app works on
any machine. If the dev machine has an NPU and the chosen recipe supports it,
the skill will use the NPU backend — otherwise it falls back to `vulkan`.
> **Note:** having an NPU does not mean every recipe supports NPU. Confirm
> the recipe/backend pair is `installed` or `installable` via
> `GET /api/v1/system-info` before committing to it. See
> [reference.md](reference.md#hardware-probing-with-v1system-info) for
> per-recipe decision rules.
For more options and tradeoffs, see [reference.md](reference.md).
## Step 3: Place Embeddable Lemonade in the app's tree and install backends
**Get the embeddable artifact** from the latest Lemonade release:
```
https://github.com/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest
```
Download the file matching your target OS:
- Windows: `lemonade-embeddable-{VERSION}-windows-x64.zip`
- Linux: `lemonade-embeddable-{VERSION}-ubuntu-x64.tar.gz`
> **Don't hand-build the download URL from the tag.** The git tag carries a
> leading `v` (e.g. `v10.8.0`) but the asset filename strips it
> (`lemonade-embeddable-10.8.0-...`), so using the tag verbatim 404s. Ask the
> GitHub API for the asset by its stable name pattern and use the URL it
> returns, as below — this stays correct across version and naming changes.
**First, create the target directory** — it does not exist in a fresh repo:
```powershell
# Windows
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force vendor\lemonade
```
```bash
# Linux
mkdir -p vendor/lemonade
```
Then download and unpack on Windows (PowerShell):
```powershell
$rel = Invoke-RestMethod https://api.github.com/repos/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest
$asset = $rel.assets | Where-Object { $_.name -like "lemonade-embeddable-*-windows-x64.zip" } | Select-Object -First 1
Invoke-WebRequest $asset.browser_download_url -OutFile lemond.zip
Expand-Archive lemond.zip -DestinationPath "$env:TEMP\lemond-unpack"
$folder = $asset.name -replace '\.zip$','' # unpacked dir = asset name without .zip
Copy-Item -Recurse "$env:TEMP\lemond-unpack\$folder\*" vendor\lemonade\
# Sanity check: resources/ must be nested under vendor\lemonade\ (not flattened)
if (-not (Test-Path vendor\lemonade\resources\*.json)) { throw "resources/ missing — re-extract and copy again" }
```
On Linux (bash):
```bash
URL=$(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest \
| grep browser_download_url | grep ubuntu-x64.tar.gz | cut -d'"' -f4)
curl -L "$URL" | tar -xz --strip-components=1 -C vendor/lemonade
```
> **Copy the full package, not just the binary.** The archive contains
> `lemond[.exe]`, `lemonade[.exe]`, `LICENSE`, and `resources/`. The
> `resources/` directory is required — without it lemond starts and passes the
> health check but fails on every model and backend request. Copying only the
> binary produces a server that looks healthy but cannot function.
> **`lemond` vs `lemonade` CLI:** `lemond` is the embedded server binary that
> ships with the app. The `lemonade` CLI is a separate packaging tool used
> only during development/build time to install backends. The same embeddable
> archive unpacked above already contains a matching `lemonade[.exe]` next to
> `lemond[.exe]`, so its version aligns with the bundled `lemond`. Do **not**
> `pip install lemonade-sdk` to get it: the PyPI package is a separate, older
> release line whose ports, model names, and install API do not match the
> `lemond` bundled here, and mixing the two is a known source of silent
> version mismatches. Keep the `lemonade` CLI, `lemond`, and the backends all
> from the one release downloaded in this step so their versions stay aligned.
The expected layout **after setup** (first run + backend install). A freshly
unzipped package contains only `lemond[.exe]`, `lemonade[.exe]`, `LICENSE`, and
`resources/` — the items below are created later, as their comments note:
```
vendor/lemonade/
lemond[.exe] # the only binary the app ships
LICENSE
config.json # generated on first run; commit a seed copy
resources/
server_models.json # do not edit; use GET /api/v1/models at runtime
backend_versions.json
bin/ # backends bundled at packaging time
llamacpp/vulkan/llama-server[.exe]
models/ # pre-bundled model weights (optional)
models--unsloth--Qwen3-4B-GGUF/
```
> **`server_models.json`:** Do not edit or rely on this file. It can be stale.
> The only authoritative model list is `GET /api/v1/models` on a running
> `lemond` instance with the backend already installed.
**Bundle decisions: pick deliberately**
- **Backends:** Bundle `llamacpp:vulkan` at packaging time (works on every
GPU). Install `llamacpp:rocm` at first run on supported AMD systems via
`POST /api/v1/install` after probing `GET /api/v1/system-info`. Never ship
every backend, or the artifact balloons.
- **Models:** Either bundle the default model under `models/` (offline
install, larger installer) **or** pull on first run with
`POST /api/v1/pull` (smaller installer, needs network). Pick one and
document it.
- **`models_dir`:** Set to `./models` in `config.json` to keep weights
private to the app. Leave as `auto` only if the user explicitly wants to
share weights with other apps.
**Backend install timing — two distinct paths:**
> **Packaging time** (developer machine, before bundling). Use the lemonade
> CLI that shipped inside `vendor/lemonade/` so it matches the bundled
> `lemond` version (prefix with `./` or the full path):
> ```
> vendor/lemonade/lemonade backends install llamacpp:vulkan
> vendor/lemonade/lemonade backends install flm:npu # Windows NPU path only
> ```
> This bakes the backend binaries into `vendor/lemonade/bin/` before the app
> ships. `lemond` does not need to be running. Use a modern `lemonade` CLI
> whose version matches the bundled `lemond` (the copy in the archive you
> unpacked works); do not `pip install lemonade-sdk` for it.
>
> **First-run / runtime** (user's machine, after `lemond` is running):
> ```http
> POST /api/v1/install
> {"recipe": "llamacpp", "backend": "rocm"}
> ```
> Use this for hardware-specific backends (e.g. `llamacpp:rocm`) that cannot
> be bundled universally. `lemond` must already be running (Step 4 complete).
## Step 4: Add a `lemond` launcher
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