Local Ai Server
Summary
The Local Ai Server is your on‑device AI bridge that uses TheBrain’s Local API and endpoint details. Once enabled, it exposes a local URL and access token that other tools can call to perform AI‑related operations in your brains.
Purpose
- Provide a local, configurable endpoint for AI features and integrations.
- Allow scripts, plugins, or external apps to call into TheBrain with AI logic.
- Keep traffic on your machine (or LAN) instead of depending only on remote services.
Key Details
- Enabled from the Device → Servers settings area.
- Shows:
- Local API URL (e.g.
http://127.0.0.1:3777) - An Access Token used for authentication.
- Local API URL (e.g.
- Anyone with that URL + token could access your brain via the API, so treat the token like a password.
How It Relates to ChatGPT / OpenAI
- You can point local tools that use your OpenAI API key at this Local Ai endpoint.
- TheBrain can then act as a hub, combining your brain’s structure with external AI services.
Next Steps
- Document your actual Local API URL and token location in a secure place.
- Plan which automations or AI workflows you want to drive through this endpoint.