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Quickstart

Start the daemon and run your first distributed workflow

The Mesh

Learn about the self-forming P2P network architecture

Content Exchange

Understand content-addressed storage and distribution

CLI Reference

Complete command-line interface documentation

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What is TAHO?

TAHO is a distributed compute runtime that streams, compiles, and runs AI/ML workloads and WebAssembly components from remote repositories. It provides a peer-to-peer network called “The Mesh” for component orchestration and deployment automation.

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Why TAHO?

TAHO enables self-adaptive systems for AI/ML workloads with content-addressed storage and automatic peer discovery. The Mesh self-forms across nodes, allowing distributed AI inference, content sharing, and collaborative computing without centralized coordination.

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Key Features

  • The Mesh: Self-forming P2P network for distributed computing with automatic peer discovery and connection
  • Content Exchange: Content-addressed storage with BLAKE3 hashing for deduplication and integrity
  • AI/ML Inference: Native support for LLMs, ONNX models, and Stable Diffusion
  • CLI-First Design: Complete control via command-line interface with daemon mode for services