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Dyva is a dynamic proxy that transparently routes to insecure Ollama, vLLM, LM Studio, LocalAI, SGLang, KTransformers, MLX, llama.cpp, ds4 (DwarfStar), Fooocus, Strata, A1111 (stable-diffusion-webui), Gradio, and ComfyUI hosts from Shodan, ZoomEye, Censys, hunter.how and FOFA with graceful failover, context-window scaling, and honeypot detection.
Capable of text generation, embeddings, decision models, vision, tool calling, image generation and editing, video generatoin, TTS, and music generation in a unified interface with state of the art, real-time tunable router providing sub 1s latency.
See a demo or run it yourself with a few keystrokes on Linux, Windows, Mac, and even Android.
uvx dyva
It is a feature-rich system with chat that includes image generation, web search, sub agent, documents, video generation, tts, stats, and even graphically tweaking the routing algorithm.
Memory footprint is under 1GB:
Querying for models
The massive varieties of models and installations are unified through a simple model query syntax.
This is designed so you can slice and dice the pool in any application. Place it AS the model.
For instance * means use any model. >2026 means anything released after 2026, qwen>2026>10gb,gemma4 means 'use any qwen released in 2026 over 10gb and fallback to Gemma4 if you can't find any"
The details:
- Specified as partial strings or globs such as
qwen*27bor evenabliteratedfor the times you want to slip into something more comfortable. - As fallbacks with a comma such as
gemma3,qwen3.6(try the first, fall back to the second) - By size like
qwen >10gb - By release date like
qwen>2026.
They can be stacked so qwen>2026>5gb means the newer large qwens. More details
Finding new hosts
You can multi source host lists or bring your own. There's a separate survey tool called graflex.
That means dyva can sit on top of your own infrastructure as well.
There's also a simple command line.
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Release files for dyva 0.6.4
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