“In Attar’s Conference of the Birds, thirty birds cross the world seeking the legendary Simurgh — and find themselves: si murgh, ‘thirty birds.’ Many models, presented as one intelligence behind one API.”
A standalone local inference engine built on llama.cpp: serve quantized open-weight models on your own GPUs behind one HTTP API, so every Cyberdroid agent — and anything you build — can reason locally without embedding an inference stack.
GGUF model families served from your hardware — from a single workstation to DGX-class nodes. Full GPU offload or CPU fallback, per-model tuning.
Native, OpenAI-compatible, and Anthropic-compatible endpoints. Existing SDKs and tools point at local models unchanged.
Products ask for a role — agent, explanation, document_translation — and Simurg resolves it to a model family. Swap or upgrade models beneath every product by editing config, not code.
Per-agent-class API keys with concurrency and queue quotas keep interactive SOC traffic from being starved by background research. Auth is fail-closed.
A structured health surface — loaded families, queue depth, quota state, degradation — lets orchestrators dispatch local-first and fall back deliberately. Never silently.
Auto-routing detects the request language, normalizes, classifies to the right role, and answers in the original language.
The engine serves; it never decides. Authority lives with Heimdall, approval with humans — Simurg answers the questions it is asked, on your hardware, and nothing more.
No tokens-per-second theater — we publish behavior, not benchmarks. Sizing is a conversation about your hardware, in the briefing.
A private briefing sized to your hardware — from a single workstation to DGX-class nodes, air-gap included.