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feat: support a local custom cortex engine #3764
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Hi @RyanMetcalfeInt8, that's awesome! You're right, existing models have defined |
Hey @louis-jan -- Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! Makes sense.. I'll subscribe to that issue.. and happy to help test new features as they become available. Cheers! |
Hey @RyanMetcalfeInt8, I think this is a valid issue to track for improving the extension dev experience. I encountered the same issue while working on MLX support. I will reopen it for tracking. |
related #3773 |
Hello, I have a custom cortex engine (compiled into an engine.dll). Right now I am able to make use of it in a super hacky way, by replacing the default cortex.llamacpp engine.dll with my custom version. But obviously I don't want to have to do that..
So, I am wondering -- What the correct way to make use of my custom engine? I see in model.json that there is an 'engine' field, which is typically set to 'nitro'. My confusion here is that 'nitro' seems equivalent to 'cortex' (which I also use), but I don't see any field that can specify which specific engine to use (cortex.llamacpp vs. mine).
It's very possible that I missed / overlooked something..
Perhaps there is also some feature needed in cortex.cpp layer as well?
Thanks!
Ryan
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