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feat: Hardware API (#1593)
* feat: ram info * chore bump vcpkg to 2024.10.21 Release 10b7a17 * fix: vcpkg-configuration.json * feat: add ram and cpu info * feat: os info * temp gpu info * feat: gpu info * feat: v1/hardware * fix: rm fmt * fix: build macos * feat: v1/hardware/activate linux * chore: hardware awareness docs * fix: build windows * feat: activate for Windows * fix: build linux * feat: gpus parameters * fix: temp gguf * feat: windows fallback to CPU * fix: hang on restart * feat: hardware list command * feat: hardware activate command * feat: cortex models start with --gpus * feat: support run command with --gpus * fix: remove model estimation * fix: hardcoded * fix: typo * fix: CI * fix: CI * fix: check before updating * fix: clean * chores: update CLI docs * chore: Hardware API docs * chore: update docs for CLI * fix: macos RAM info * fix: warnings * chore: temporary disable hf test because main is broken * fix: update hardware config * e2e: stop server * e2e: add log for docker test * fix: guard nvidia available * fix: comments * chore: move FileManagerConfigTest test to the end * chore: disable docker test --------- Co-authored-by: vansangpfiev <[email protected]>
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‎.github/workflows/cortex-cpp-quality-gate.yml

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build-docker-and-test:
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# build-docker-and-test:
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🚧 Cortex.cpp is currently under development. Our documentation outlines the intended behavior of Cortex, which may not yet be fully implemented in the codebase.
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Cortex is designed to be hardware aware, meaning it can detect your hardware configuration and automatically set parameters to optimize compatibility and performance, and avoid hardware-related errors.

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title: Cortex Hardware
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