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Share local models across devices through a private network

LM Link lets you access models running on other devices as if they were local. It is built for LM Studio users who want to load remote models through the app, local server, API, or SDKs without exposing devices to the public internet.

API
B2B
For Developers
CLI
Self-Hosted
Supports Local Models
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What It Is

LM Link is a connectivity layer in the LM Studio ecosystem that lets multiple devices in your network access shared models. According to the docs, it makes remote models appear local, so tools that already connect to LM Studio can use them without changing their normal localhost setup.

What to Know

LM Link is not a general-purpose agent platform; it is infrastructure for model access and device discovery. The documentation says it uses Tailscale-based end-to-end encrypted connections, does not expose devices to the public internet, and does...

Key Features
Routes remote models through LM Studio as if they were local
Supports remote model access through LM Studio's local server
Supports remote model access through the LM Studio API and SDKs
Lets you choose a preferred device for loading a model
Uses end-to-end encrypted Tailscale connections between devices
Use Cases
Run a model on one machine and access it from another machine as a local LM Studio model
Point existing tools at localhost:1234 and use a model hosted on a remote device
Use a preferred GPU machine for model loading in a multi-device setup
Agenticness: Reactive Tool

Responds to prompts but takes no autonomous action.

High evidence
Last evaluated: Mar 31, 2026

Dimension Breakdown

Action Capability
Autonomy
Adaptation
State & Memory
Safety
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Categories

Agent Infrastructure
Pricing

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Details
lmstudio.ai
AddedMarch 31, 2026
RefreshedMarch 31, 2026
Agenticness
Reactive Tool
Quick Facts
DeploymentSelf-hosted
AutonomyCopilot (human-in-loop)
Model supportSupports local models
Open sourceNo
Team supportIndividual only
Pricing modelFreemium
Interfacegui, cli, api
Sources
WebFrequently Asked Questions | LM Studio Docs
Weblmstudio on PyPI
Last updated April 26, 2026
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