connects your desktop to remote infrastructure for running advanced models and accessing the Marketplace. Hub deployment is currently available through our team.
We are actively improving the experience and welcome your
feedback. If something isn’t working as expected or you have suggestions, please let us know.
Getting Started
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The Collab Desktop Client is prioritized for installation on macOS operating systems. Access for Linux and Windows systems are coming soon.
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For running local model environments, the Desktop App is targeted for Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) with a minimum of 16GB Unified Memory. Intel-based Macs are not officially supported for local inference at this time.
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Once installed, launch the Collab Desktop App to access the chat interface and browse the Marketplace for available capabilities.
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Current features include core chat and launching capabilities. Deferred features include automated multi-cloud provisioning, persistent vector databases, and direct chat interaction with capabilities
Quick Help (FAQ)
OpenTeams Collab is the Desktop App where users interact with models, launch capabilities, and connect to the Hub.
The OpenTeams Intelligence Hub provides access to the Nebari ecosystem, including the Marketplace and remote model infrastructure.
The V1 release supports end users: Non-technical professionals using Collab to interact with models and browse the Marketplace via the Hub. It is for enterprises to run models locally and privately.
Download the OpenTeams Collab desktop app for macOS to get started (Linux and Windows coming soon). From there, you can run models locally on your own hardware or connect to a Hub. Ready to connect? [Get in touch with our team →]
If you encounter an issue, please use the Report an Issue section on this support site to provide structured, actionable feedback. Note that has specific exclusions, such as automated multi-cloud provisioning and semantic search, which are not currently supported.
The Collab Desktop App for macOS is targeted for Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) with a minimum of 16GB Unified Memory. Intel-based Macs are not officially supported for local model inference in this release.
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