High-performance, AI-native infrastructure written in Rust.

We build tools that think alongside you — browser-resident model inference, an agent framework, a pure-Rust browser for AI, and a handful of focused libraries. Almost everything is Rust, much of it compiled to WebAssembly so it runs client-side with no server round-trip.

Browser-resident Gemma 4 inference in pure Rust → WebAssembly + WebGPU.

Loads the same GGUF blobs Ollama already has on disk and runs the forward pass on your local GPU through hand-written WGSL — never touching a remote server. A PWA-pluggable inference engine, not a port of Ollama-the-server.

• Greedy output bit-identical to Ollama (gemma4:e2b, validated on desktop)
• Runs on-device: full Q4_K_M model streaming tokens on an iPhone 16e
• Vision + audio multimodal (ViT + Conformer towers on the same wgpu device)
• In-browser LoRA fine-tuning — backward kernels, Adam over GPU buffers, adapters export as safetensors
• Streaming load via HTTP byte-range or OPFS sync handles — the 7 GB GGUF never enters wasm linear memory in bulk

rullama.com

A modular Rust framework for building complete AI solutions. A workspace of 32 framework crates (plus extras), each independently publishable to crates.io and composable through the brainwires facade crate. A subset is ported to Deno.

• Multi-provider AI — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Ollama, and local LLMs behind a unified Provider trait
• Agent orchestration — hierarchical task decomposition, multi-agent coordination, MDAP voting
• MCP protocol — full client and server support, exposing agents as MCP tools
• Agent networking — 5-layer protocol stack (IPC, TCP, A2A, Pub/Sub) with pluggable transports
• Training — cloud fine-tuning across 6 providers plus local LoRA/QLoRA/DoRA via Burn
• RAG & code search — AST-aware chunking, hybrid vector + keyword search, Git-aware indexing
• Audio & security — STT/TTS, encrypted storage (ChaCha20-Poly1305), permission policies

crates.io/crates/brainwires · docs.rs/brainwires · brainwires.dev

A full-featured pure-Rust headless web browser designed for AI agents. Complete Chrome 131 compatibility with real JavaScript execution and modern web APIs — no Chrome or Chromium dependency.

• Real JS engine — Boa with ES2017–2025 support; no mocks, no fake timers
• Modern Web APIs — Fetch, WebSocket, WebRTC, WebAssembly, Service Workers, WebGL, Web Crypto, device APIs
• AI-first — persistent AI Memory Heap that survives context compression, 17+ MCP tools, Chrome DevTools Protocol
• Single binary — no dependencies, deploy anywhere; passes Google's anti-bot protection

crates.io/crates/thalora · docs.rs/thalora · thalora.dev · 658 tests passing

WASM implementation of SQLite with vector-database support, written in Rust. Powers the SQLite tooling across our browser-side stack.

Brainwires OPFS — a Chrome DevTools extension for browsing, editing, uploading, and exporting files in any origin's Origin Private File System. Includes a full SQLite IDE (schema browser, data grid, SQL console) powered by rsqlite-wasm. No telemetry, no remote code. Install with npx brainwires-opfs.

Interactive TUI components for ratatui — focus management (Tab/Shift+Tab), mouse click hit-testing, and a library of ready-to-use widgets (Input, Select, TreeView, FileExplorer, TabView, and more). crates.io/crates/ratatui-interact

A secure, decentralized communication platform promoting free expression and open access to information — built for people living under authoritarian regimes. No phone number, email, or account; your identity is a cryptographic key that never leaves your device. Traffic camouflage, onion-routed conversations, panic wipe, and decoy mode. (Active prototype — see the repo's IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md.)

A library of high-performance, GPU-accelerated React components built on Google's Skia graphics engine via CanvasKit — for data visualization, interactive widgets, and custom graphics.

• Performance First — core projects are written in Rust for speed and safety
• AI-Native — built for seamless integration with AI assistants via MCP
• Client-Side — WebAssembly + WebGPU keep compute on your machine, not a server

• Website: brainwires.net
• YouTube: @BrainwiresCortex
• Business Inquiries: support@brainwires.net

_{Building tools that think alongside you.}