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Run local models, connect agents, use MCP tools, orchestrate workflows and work across your hardware seamlessly.
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Sigma Studio is a modular AI workspace that turns local hardware into an extensible AI development environment.
Within a single unified desktop interface, without wrestling with complex terminal scripts or environment conflicts, you can:
All completely free, private, and sovereign — running locally on your terms without recurring subscriptions.
Sigma Studio is engineered around a clean architectural separation between the workspace orchestrator and the underlying native inference engine:
| Component | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Σ-SIGMA STUDIO | AI workspace and orchestration environment built around the watertight Sigma Kernel. Provides the React 19 UI, streaming multi-agent chat, MCP tool execution governance, AST sandbox security, and dynamic module loading. |
| ⚡ SIGMAENGINE | High-performance local inference engine for heterogeneous hardware. Features zero-bottleneck C++/PyTorch layer sharding across multi-GPU CUDA, CPU and system RAM offloading, Apple Metal, sub-100ms TTFT FlashAttention-2, and an in-memory GGUF Quantization Forge (Q4/Q5/Q8). |
| Problem in Local AI | Sigma Studio Solution |
|---|---|
| Local models are fragmented | Unified model & provider abstraction layer (seamlessly route between local weights and OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Groq, Ollama). |
| Large models exceed single GPU VRAM | Zero-bottleneck layer sharding & RAM offloading across multiple NVIDIA GPUs, Apple Silicon Metal, or system RAM. |
| Agents lack real system tools | Native Model Context Protocol (MCP) with 12 built-in servers (Terminal CLI, Web, Email, IoT, Memory Graph). |
| AI workflows are hard to inspect | Visual execution DAG & real-time telemetry, tracking token streaming, VRAM allocations, and tool call confirmations. |
| Extensions become monolithic bloat | Decoupled Modular Labs that can be installed on-demand from SigmaStudio-Moduli without restarting the kernel. |
| Hardware setups vary widely | Hardware-aware execution optimizing automatically for multi-GPU workstations, laptops, or edge devices like Raspberry Pi 5. |
| Local AI lacks an integrated environment | All-in-one sovereign AI development workspace: Chat, Forge, Fine-Tuning, 3D/2D Generation, Voice, and Task Automation. |
Sigma Studio is engineered to keep the core runtime ultra-lightweight. Optional features and specialized lab environments are distributed as independently installable modules:
All modules can be installed with a single click directly inside the Hub Skills & Extensions tab in the Sigma Studio UI without restarting the server.
Zero manual configuration required: dependencies, virtual environments, hardware detection, and frontend assets are automatically verified and installed upon first launch.
git clone https://github.com/Sigmanih/SigmaStudio.git
cd SigmaStudio.\sigma_studio.batchmod +x sigma_studio.sh
./sigma_studio.sh💡 On the very first run, Sigma Studio automatically creates the virtual environment, installs Python requirements, sets up the native inference runtime, builds the frontend if needed, and opens http://localhost:8000.
Sigma Studio is engineered to run seamlessly across heterogeneous architectures — from multi-GPU workstation clusters to single-board edge computers:
| Platform | Architecture | Accelerators & Compute | Recommended Models | One-Click Launcher |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows Workstation | x86_64 (Windows 10/11) | NVIDIA CUDA (RTX 30xx/40xx), Vulkan, CPU | All sizes (0.5B – 70B+) | .\sigma_studio.bat |
| Linux Server & Desktop | x86_64 (Ubuntu / Debian / Arch) | NVIDIA Multi-GPU, AMD ROCm, Intel SYCL, CPU | All sizes (0.5B – 70B+) | ./sigma_studio.sh |
| Apple Silicon Mac | arm64 (M1 / M2 / M3 / M4) | Apple Metal (Unified Memory up to 128GB+) | 0.5B – 32B+ Q4_K_M | ./sigma_studio.sh |
| Raspberry Pi 5 / 4 | aarch64 (Debian Bookworm 64-bit) | Broadcom Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A76 (NEON) | 0.5B – 3B SLMs (Qwen 2.5, Llama 3.2, SmolLM2) | ./sigma_studio.sh |
| Edge & PC CPU-Only | x86_64 / arm64 | Intel / AMD AVX2/AVX-512, Snapdragon X | 0.5B – 7B Quantized (Q4_K_M) | .\sigma_studio.bat / ./sigma_studio.sh |
🍓 Raspberry Pi 5 Ready: On aarch64 Linux, ./sigma_studio.sh automatically detects the ARM Cortex CPU, selects the lightweight CPU wheel set, configures the native ARM runtime, and runs modern SLMs (Small Language Models) with zero manual setup.
Run the comprehensive Pytest kernel test suite:
pytest tests/ -vAll kernel tests validate MCP governance, agent routing, FastAPI endpoints, security sandboxing, and chat streaming with a 100% success rate.
Sigma Studio is developed as an independent, sovereign open-source project. If you find it useful for your research, workflows, or homelab setup, consider supporting continued development:
Your sponsorship supports multi-GPU inference optimizations, open-source model roles, and zero-cost sovereign AI tools.
Sigma Studio is open source software dual-licensed under:
See the LICENSE file for complete licensing terms, trademark guidelines, and commercial licensing contacts.
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