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Getting Started
A practical onboarding path for trying the runtime once the repository or package is ready for release.
This page gives visitors a practical path without pretending that public packages, public repositories, or benchmark claims exist before they do.
Current status
LMRuntime is presented as a runtime candidate. The public install path should be enabled only after clean restore, build, test, package, and consumer-project validation have been run and recorded.
Public package statusNot published yet. The public site should link to GitHub or NuGet only after the repository and license posture are finalized.
Illustrative API shape
The following is a public-facing shape for the intended workflow. Final namespace and package names should be updated only after release packaging is complete.
View illustrative C# flow
using LMRuntime;
var runtime = LocalModelRuntime.Open("local-model.gguf");
var session = runtime.CreateSession();
var result = session.DecodeOneToken("Hello, runtime.");
Console.WriteLine(result.Text);Next release gates
- Clean restore and build on Linux and Windows.
- Managed test pass with intentionally blocked future contracts separated from default test runs.
- License-reviewed model fixture for deterministic decode proof.
- Package installation into a clean consumer project.
- Public README and security policy aligned with the release posture.