Models
Show installed local models, size, quantization, context, memory pressure, and launch state.
Self-hosted sovereign AI
OpenZero is the local AI node path.
Run AI on a machine you control, expose safe node API keys, manage local models, operate a Super Panel, and connect to ZeroThink for sustained private usage.
Super Panel Direction
API Keys
Create and revoke local OpenAI-compatible node keys for trusted clients.
Logs
Expose service logs, PM2 status, update events, and safe diagnostics.
Security
Show firewall, exposed ports, SSH status, ZSEC state, fail2ban notes, and backup reminders.
Updates
Repair, update, restart, and health-check OpenZero components.
Search And Tools
Connect web/search helpers, local files, browser workflows, and CLI profiles.
15 GB Local Model Rule
For current target machines, do not install local LLM files over 15 GB. Use Q3, Q4, Q5, or Q6 quantized models that fit memory. Route larger GLM or custom talktoaiZERO style models through hosted providers such as Featherless when they exceed local limits.
ZeroThink Bridge
The premium path is: try limited shared OpenZero gateway behavior, then install OpenZero, create a node key, and save it in Neural Vault. That protects TalkToAI resources while giving users ownership of sustained compute.
Open The Live Manual
Open OpenZero manualQuestions And Answers
Can users use their own OpenZero machine?
Yes. They can install OpenZero, create a node key, and connect it to ZeroThink where the server bridge is enabled.
Should every user consume TalkToAI shared resources?
No. Shared resources should be limited for trial usage. Sustained use should move to the user's own OpenZero node.
Can OpenZero run huge models?
Only if the hardware supports them. The current docs rule is no local model file over 15 GB.
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