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GUIDE

Run Local AI on Your Mac

TARX starts on your Computer and adds permissioned Supercomputer power when the Computer is not enough.

Last updated · April 19, 2026

guide1 min read·by TARX

Your Mac can be the first route for useful AI work.

TARX starts there: Personal AI Compute on your Computer, with permissioned Supercomputer power when the Computer is not enough.

What local-first gives you

  • private context starts on your Computer
  • no account required for local first-run use
  • memory can be approved and controlled
  • secrets stay behind the Vault boundary
  • apps can keep the same request shape as routes change

When to use Supercomputer

Use Supercomputer for work that is too large, too slow, or too multimodal for local hardware.

The route should be explicit. TARX should explain why the Computer is not enough, request approval where required, and show route evidence.

For developers

The useful contract is not "which model is running right now." The useful contract is:

Start local. Scale to hosted Supercomputer. Land on enterprise-owned hardware. Keep the app contract.

Get started

  1. Download TARX Free
  2. Run your first Computer route
  3. Add private memory only when useful
  4. Use Supercomputer when you need more power

Give compute. Get compute. Buy more only when you need more than you give.

Have questions about this? Download TARX and ask directly — your AI runs locally, trained for developer workflows.


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