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Llm Server Docs
End-to-end documentation to set up your own local & fully private LLM server on Debian. Equipped with chat, web search, RAG, model management, MCP servers, image generation, and TTS.
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At a glance.
A compact read before the deeper capability notes and official setup links.
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Core features.
Feature cards focus on what the tool helps users do, not generated setup commands.
TL;DR: End-to-end documentation to set up your own local & fully private LLM server on Debian.
Equipped with chat, web search, RAG, model management, MCP servers, image generation, and TTS, along with steps for configuring SSH, firewall, and secure remote access via Tailscale.
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Standard protocols (OpenAI-compatibility, MCPs, etc.) help with this a lot and, in this guide, they are always preferred over bundled solutions.
Create a bootable USB using a tool like Rufus for Windows or Balena Etcher for MacOS.
For a more detailed guide on installing Debian, refer to the official documentation.
First, we'll switch to root and grant our user permission to run commands with sudo.
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Agent / Skill / MCP / Workflow fit.
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Official setup path.
Generated install snippets are intentionally not mirrored here because they drift. The page links to source-owned setup docs instead.
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Evidence and adoption notes.
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Source repository last pushed at 2026-03-02T04:13:58Z.
Generated from source metadata; confirm operational details in the official project before adopting it.
Review the upstream license, maintenance activity, and issue history before using it in production.
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