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This is a meta-skill. You run it once. After that, every later request that needs image generation, text-to-speech, or speech-to-text uses the local Lemonade Server instead of a cloud API. The agent's own LLM keeps handling text; only the expensive multimodal calls move on-device.
The skill does three things:
lemonade CLI is found, the setup script installs the latest version of
Lemonade on the user's behalf. Modern Lemonade has no serve command — the
Lemonade service (the lemond daemon) auto-starts on install and is managed
by the OS — so the setup script waits for the service and, if it stays down,
prints the exact OS-specific command to start it (e.g. sudo systemctl start lemond on Linux).Local AI Use block into the workspace AGENTS.md so the agent
reads the routing rule on every later turn, in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex,
Gemini CLI, and any other agent that respects AGENTS.md.Requires modern Lemonade (v10.1.0 or newer). Modern Lemonade unified everything under one
lemonadeCLI (lemonade status,lemonade pull, ...) driving an always-onlemondservice.lemonadeis the only valid CLI, and this skill installs Lemonade only from the official install paths listed in Step 1a. If an olderlemonadeis already on thePATHit will shadow the modern CLI; uninstall it first (see the removal commands in Step 1a) before running this skill.
Models are not downloaded during setup. Each default model is pulled lazily, on first use, by the routing rule (e.g. the first image request pulls the image model). This keeps setup fast and avoids gigabytes of downloads the user may never need.
Use this skill when all of the following are true:
http://localhost:13305.If the user is instead embedding Lemonade as a private subprocess inside
an app installer, do not use this skill; use local-ai-app-integration
instead.
winget on Windows, the ppa:lemonade-team/stable PPA on Ubuntu/Debian, and
the Homebrew cask on macOS (see Step 1a for the fallbacks). The lemond
service auto-starts after install; the script waits for it rather than
launching it. On Linux the install needs sudo. Pass --no-install if the
user wants to install it themselves instead.SD-Turbo if it is not already cached; on
metered or slow links, consider pulling models eagerly after setup (see
lemonade pull in reference.md).lemonade pull
of each model. After that, every modality runs offline.lemonade CLI this
skill targets). Model IDs and system-info fields can change between
releases; confirm against lemonade status and GET /api/v1/models on the
version actually installed rather than assuming this document is current.Run this checklist top to bottom. Track progress against it; do not move on until each step verifies.
[ ] 1. Ensure Lemonade Server is installed and running (auto-install if missing)
[ ] 2. Install the routing rule into the workspace AGENTS.md
On a managed or shared machine where the agent must not run
sudo apt-get install, pass --no-install to the setup script and confirm
Lemonade is already installed before continuing.
The single command that does both steps in one shot is:
python scripts/setup_local_ai.py
Always run this script first — even if Lemonade is already installed and the
server is already running, and even before generating a single image. Writing
the routing rule into AGENTS.md is what makes this skill complete; skipping it
because "Lemonade is already up" leaves the workspace unconfigured for future
turns. The script is safe to run in that case: it detects the running service,
skips the install, and just writes the rule.
It auto-installs the latest version of Lemonade if no modern lemonade CLI
is found, waits for the auto-started lemond service, then writes the rule.
The script is idempotent: re-running it on a fully configured workspace is a
no-op apart from a healthcheck. Read the sections below for what to do when
each step fails.
scripts/setup_local_ai.py handles this end to end, but here is what it does
so you can do it by hand or debug it. Pass --no-install when Lemonade is
already managed elsewhere and the agent must not attempt a package install.
1a. Is a modern lemonade CLI installed? Run lemonade status. The check
is by capability, not by name: modern Lemonade prints Server is running...
or Server is not running. If instead you get an "invalid choice" / usage
error, the lemonade on PATH is an old build that predates the unified CLI
(v10.1.0) — do not use it. Remove it, then re-run this skill:
| OS | Uninstall the old build with |
|---|---|
| Windows | winget uninstall -e --id AMD.LemonadeServer, or Settings > Apps > Installed apps > Lemonade Server > Uninstall |
| Ubuntu/Debian | sudo apt remove lemonade-server |
| macOS | brew uninstall --cask lemonade-server, or delete the installed Lemonade.app and its .pkg receipt |
Never try to drive or auto-remove it for the user.
If no lemonade is found at all, install the latest version on the user's
behalf. Use the package manager first; the download is the fallback when the
package manager is absent. Full matrix, including Arch, Fedora, Debian, Snap,
and Docker, is in the install docs.
| OS | Install | Fallback |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | winget install -e --id AMD.LemonadeServer | Download lemonade.msi and run msiexec /i lemonade.msi /qn (silent, per-user, no elevation). |
| Ubuntu | sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:lemonade-team/stable && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y lemonade-server | sudo snap install lemonade-server |
| macOS | brew install --cask lemonade-server | Download Lemonade-<ver>-Darwin.pkg from the latest release and run sudo installer -pkg Lemonade-<ver>-Darwin.pkg -target /. |
The Ubuntu apt package is named lemonade-server, but the CLI it installs is
lemonade. The browser UI is served at http://localhost:13305 with no extra
package; add sudo apt install lemonade-desktop only if the user wants the
desktop frontend.
After a Windows install the CLI lands in %LOCALAPPDATA%\lemonade_server and
is added to the user PATH (new shells only); the setup script probes that
directory so it works in the same run.
1b. Is the service running? Check lemonade status --json. The lemond
service auto-starts on install — there is no lemonade serve in modern
Lemonade.
lemonade status says | Action |
|---|---|
Server is running on port 13305 | Continue to Step 2. |
Server is not running | Wait a few seconds for the auto-started service (the script polls /api/v1/health). If it stays down, start it via the OS service manager: sudo systemctl start lemond (Linux system install) or systemctl --user start lemond (per-user install); launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.lemonade.server.plist (macOS); the Lemonade tray app or Start-Service lemond (Windows). |
Only if the automatic install genuinely fails (no apt-get, no sudo,
download blocked) should you stop and point the user at
https://lemonade-server.ai/docs/guide/install/.
The rest of this skill assumes the endpoint is http://localhost:13305/api/v1
and no API key is required (the system-wide server defaults to no auth on
loopback). If the user has set LEMONADE_API_KEY, the routing rule template
in templates/local-ai-rule.md shows where to add the Authorization header.
1c. Are the backends ready per modality? Backend health is per
modality. A working chat or image request does not prove transcription will
work: auto picks a different backend per modality and can silently fall back
for one while having no alternative for another. Before declaring setup
complete, check the actual per-modality state:
lemonade backends --all
Any variant the workspace's routing depends on should read installed. If the
only installed variant for a modality is rocm, install the Vulkan variant as
well so auto has somewhere to fall back to (for example,
lemonade backends install whispercpp:vulkan).
Setup does not download these. The installed rule pulls each one the first time that modality is requested. They are the smallest models Lemonade offers per modality, sized to keep token-and-cost savings real on commodity hardware:
| Modality | Model | Size | Why this default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image generation | SD-Turbo | ~5 GB | Single-step generation, runs on CPU and AMD iGPU/dGPU |
| Text-to-speech | kokoro-v1 | ~0.3 GB | Only TTS model Lemonade currently supports; CPU-only, low latency |
| Speech-to-text | Whisper-Tiny | ~0.1 GB | Smallest Whisper; fast on CPU. Upgrade to Whisper-Large-v3-Turbo if accuracy matters more than latency. |
To write a different model ID into the rule, pass it to the setup script. For example, to make future image requests use SDXL:
python scripts/setup_local_ai.py --image-model SDXL-Turbo
That model ID is written into the installed AGENTS.md rule and pulled on its
first use. The same pattern works for --tts-model and --stt-model. For
larger / higher-quality alternatives (SDXL-Turbo, Flux-2-Klein-4B,
Whisper-Large-v3-Turbo), see the
model picker in reference.md.
The rule is a Markdown block stored in templates/local-ai-rule.md.
Append it to the worksp
name: local-ai-use description: >- Makes this agent generate images, transcribe audio, and synthesize speech on the user's own machine through a local Lemonade Server instead of a paid cloud API. Use it above all to change that routing persistently, from now on — keep generating pictures locally while chat stays on the cloud; set this workspace up to make images on my own machine — even when the user asks for no image or file in the same breath. Also use it for a single request the user wants done locally, offline, on-device, or kept private: transcribe this recording, make this picture, read this text aloud. Applies in Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any agent harness. Use when the user wants to cut cost or tokens on image, audio, or voice API calls, or to drop DALL-E, hosted Whisper, ElevenLabs, or other paid multimodal APIs; or mentions Lemonade Server, OmniRouter, SD-Turbo, kokoro, Ryzen AI, or NPU/iGPU/dGPU inference. Changes no application source code; do not use it if the user is adding local AI to an app they ship.
--- name: local-ai-use description: >- Makes this agent generate images, transcribe audio, and synthesize speech on the user's own machine through a local Lemonade Server instead of a paid cloud API. Use it above all to change that routing persistently, from now on — keep generating pictures locally while chat stays on the cloud; set this workspace up to make images on my own machine — even when the user asks for no image or file in the same breath. Also use it for a single request the user wants done locally, offline, on-device, or kept private: transcribe this recording, make this picture, read this text aloud. Applies in Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any agent harness. Use when the user wants to cut cost or tokens on image, audio, or voice API calls, or to drop DALL-E, hosted Whisper, ElevenLabs, or other paid multimodal APIs; or mentions Lemonade Server, OmniRouter, SD-Turbo, kokoro, Ryzen AI, or NPU/iGPU/dGPU inference. Changes no application source code; do not use it if the user is adding local AI to an app they ship. --- # Local AI Use (route image, TTS, STT through Lemonade) This is a **meta-skill**. You run it once. After that, every later request that needs image generation, text-to-speech, or speech-to-text uses the local [Lemonade Server](https://lemonade-server.ai) instead of a cloud API. The agent's own LLM keeps handling text; only the expensive multimodal calls move on-device. The skill does three things: 1. **Makes sure local Lemonade is installed and running.** If no modern `lemonade` CLI is found, the setup script installs the latest version of Lemonade on the user's behalf. Modern Lemonade has no `serve` command — the Lemonade service (the `lemond` daemon) auto-starts on install and is managed by the OS — so the setup script waits for the service and, if it stays down, prints the exact OS-specific command to start it (e.g. `sudo systemctl start lemond` on Linux). 2. **Verifies that local Lemonade is reachable.** 3. **Drops a `Local AI Use` block into the workspace `AGENTS.md`** so the agent reads the routing rule on every later turn, in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and any other agent that respects `AGENTS.md`. > **Requires modern Lemonade (v10.1.0 or newer).** Modern Lemonade unified > everything under one `lemonade` CLI (`lemonade status`, `lemonade pull`, ...) > driving an always-on `lemond` service. `lemonade` is the only valid CLI, and > this skill installs Lemonade only from the [official install > paths](https://lemonade-server.ai/docs/guide/install/) listed in Step 1a. If > an older `lemonade` is already on the `PATH` it will shadow the modern CLI; > uninstall it first (see the removal commands in Step 1a) before running this > skill. Models are **not** downloaded during setup. Each default model is pulled lazily, on first use, by the routing rule (e.g. the first image request pulls the image model). This keeps setup fast and avoids gigabytes of downloads the user may never need. ## When to use this skill Use this skill when **all** of the following are true: - The user wants local Lemonade. If it is not yet installed, the setup script installs the latest version for them automatically. - The user accepts the default Lemonade endpoint `http://localhost:13305`. - The user wants the change to be **persistent** across future turns and agent restarts (the rule is written to disk). If the user is instead **embedding** Lemonade as a private subprocess inside an app installer, do not use this skill; use `local-ai-app-integration` instead. ## Prerequisites - **OS:** Windows 11 x64, Ubuntu/Debian x64, or macOS (beta). - **Lemonade:** the setup script installs the latest version if missing, using `winget` on Windows, the `ppa:lemonade-team/stable` PPA on Ubuntu/Debian, and the Homebrew cask on macOS (see Step 1a for the fallbacks). The `lemond` service auto-starts after install; the script waits for it rather than launching it. On Linux the install needs `sudo`. Pass `--no-install` if the user wants to install it themselves instead. - **Disk:** ~8 GB free for the three default models (SD-Turbo + Whisper-Tiny + kokoro-v1), plus ~0.1 GB for the installer itself. The first image request also triggers a ~5 GB pull for `SD-Turbo` if it is not already cached; on metered or slow links, consider pulling models eagerly after setup (see `lemonade pull` in `reference.md`). - **Network:** required for the install download and the first `lemonade pull` of each model. After that, every modality runs offline. - **Version:** requires v10.1.0 or newer (the unified `lemonade` CLI this skill targets). Model IDs and `system-info` fields can change between releases; confirm against `lemonade status` and `GET /api/v1/models` on the version actually installed rather than assuming this document is current. ## The opinionated path Run this checklist top to bottom. Track progress against it; do not move on until each step verifies. ``` [ ] 1. Ensure Lemonade Server is installed and running (auto-install if missing) [ ] 2. Install the routing rule into the workspace AGENTS.md ``` On a managed or shared machine where the agent must not run `sudo apt-get install`, pass `--no-install` to the setup script and confirm Lemonade is already installed before continuing. The single command that does both steps in one shot is: ```bash python scripts/setup_local_ai.py ``` **Always run this script first — even if Lemonade is already installed and the server is already running, and even before generating a single image.** Writing the routing rule into `AGENTS.md` is what makes this skill complete; skipping it because "Lemonade is already up" leaves the workspace unconfigured for future turns. The script is safe to run in that case: it detects the running service, skips the install, and just writes the rule. It auto-installs the latest version of Lemonade if no modern `lemonade` CLI is found, waits for the auto-started `lemond` service, then writes the rule. The script is idempotent: re-running it on a fully configured workspace is a no-op apart from a healthcheck. Read the sections below for what to do when each step fails. --- ## Step 1: ensure Lemonade Server is installed and running `scripts/setup_local_ai.py` handles this end to end, but here is what it does so you can do it by hand or debug it. Pass `--no-install` when Lemonade is already managed elsewhere and the agent must not attempt a package install. **1a. Is a modern `lemonade` CLI installed?** Run `lemonade status`. The check is by *capability*, not by name: modern Lemonade prints `Server is running...` or `Server is not running`. If instead you get an "invalid choice" / usage error, the `lemonade` on `PATH` is an old build that predates the unified CLI (v10.1.0) — do **not** use it. Remove it, then re-run this skill: | OS | Uninstall the old build with | |---|---| | Windows | `winget uninstall -e --id AMD.LemonadeServer`, or Settings > Apps > Installed apps > Lemonade Server > Uninstall | | Ubuntu/Debian | `sudo apt remove lemonade-server` | | macOS | `brew uninstall --cask lemonade-server`, or delete the installed `Lemonade.app` and its `.pkg` receipt | Never try to drive or auto-remove it for the user. If no `lemonade` is found at all, install the latest version on the user's behalf. Use the package manager first; the download is the fallback when the package manager is absent. Full matrix, including Arch, Fedora, Debian, Snap, and Docker, is in the [install docs](https://lemonade-server.ai/docs/guide/install/). | OS | Install | Fallback | |---|---|---| | Windows | `winget install -e --id AMD.LemonadeServer` | Download [`lemonade.msi`](https://github.com/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest/download/lemonade.msi) and run `msiexec /i lemonade.msi /qn` (silent, per-user, no elevation). | | Ubuntu | `sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:lemonade-team/stable && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y lemonade-server` | `sudo snap install lemonade-server` | | macOS | `brew install --cask lemonade-server` | Download `Lemonade-<ver>-Darwin.pkg` from the [latest release](https://github.com/lemonade-sdk/lemonade/releases/latest) and run `sudo installer -pkg Lemonade-<ver>-Darwin.pkg -target /`. | The Ubuntu apt package is named `lemonade-server`, but the CLI it installs is `lemonade`. The browser UI is served at `http://localhost:13305` with no extra package; add `sudo apt install lemonade-desktop` only if the user wants the desktop frontend. After a Windows install the CLI lands in `%LOCALAPPDATA%\lemonade_server` and is added to the *user* PATH (new shells only); the setup script probes that directory so it works in the same run. **1b. Is the service running?** Check `lemonade status --json`. The `lemond` service auto-starts on install — there is **no** `lemonade serve` in modern Lemonade. | `lemonade status` says | Action | |---|---| | `Server is running on port 13305` | Continue to Step 2. | | `Server is not running` | Wait a few seconds for the auto-started service (the script polls `/api/v1/health`). If it stays down, start it via the OS service manager: `sudo systemctl start lemond` (Linux system install) or `systemctl --user start lemond` (per-user install); `launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.lemonade.server.plist` (macOS); the Lemonade tray app or `Start-Service lemond` (Windows). | Only if the automatic install genuinely fails (no `apt-get`, no `sudo`, download blocked) should you stop and point the user at <https://lemonade-server.ai/docs/guide/install/>. The rest of this skill assumes the endpoint is `http://localhost:13305/api/v1` and no API key is required (the system-wide server defaults to no auth on loopback). If the user has set `LEMONADE_API_KEY`, the routing rule template in `templates/local-ai-rule.md` shows where to add the `Authorization` header. **1c. Are the backends ready per modality?** Backend health is **per modality**. A working chat or image request does not prove transcription will work: `auto` picks a different backend per modality and can silently fall back for one while having no alternative for another. Before declaring setup complete, check the actual per-modality state: ```bash lemonade backends --all ``` Any variant the workspace's routing depends on should read `installed`. If the only installed variant for a modality is `rocm`, install the Vulkan variant as well so `auto` has somewhere to fall back to (for example, `lemonade backends install whispercpp:vulkan`). ### Default modality models (pulled on first use, not during setup) Setup does **not** download these. The installed rule pulls each one the first time that modality is requested. They are the smallest models Lemonade offers per modality, sized to keep token-and-cost savings real on commodity hardware: | Modality | Model | Size | Why this default | |---|---|---|---| | Image generation | `SD-Turbo` | ~5 GB | Single-step generation, runs on CPU and AMD iGPU/dGPU | | Text-to-speech | `kokoro-v1` | ~0.3 GB | Only TTS model Lemonade currently supports; CPU-only, low latency | | Speech-to-text | `Whisper-Tiny` | ~0.1 GB | Smallest Whisper; fast on CPU. Upgrade to `Whisper-Large-v3-Turbo` if accuracy matters more than latency. | To write a different model ID into the rule, pass it to the setup script. For example, to make future image requests use SDXL: ```bash python scripts/setup_local_ai.py --image-model SDXL-Turbo ``` That model ID is written into the installed `AGENTS.md` rule and pulled on its first use. The same pattern works for `--tts-model` and `--stt-model`. For larger / higher-quality alternatives (`SDXL-Turbo`, `Flux-2-Klein-4B`, `Whisper-Large-v3-Turbo`), see the [model picker in reference.md](reference.md#model-picker). ## Step 2: install the routing rule into AGENTS.md The rule is a Markdown block stored in [`templates/local-ai-rule.md`](templates/local-ai-rule.md). Append it to the worksp
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