OneLLM vs PA Node

Choose where your AI runs. OneLLM brings local language models, cloud providers and your own servers into one focused workspace. LOCAL AI Download a compatible GGUF model and chat on your device. After downloading, local inference works offline. CLOUD & YOUR SERVERS Bring your own API keys for supported providers, including OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and Qwen. Connect to Ollama or your OpenClaw workspace. EVERYDAY TOOLS Write, edit, code and plan. Collect notes, recognize text from images with on-device OCR, and transcribe speech locally after downloading a compatible speech model. MADE FOR YOUR SPACE A refreshed interface, clear navigation, light and dark appearances, and layouts that adapt to your available screen space. BEFORE YOU START Local models need storage and memory; compatibility and speed depend on your device. Cloud features require internet access, your own API key and any provider charges. API access and subscriptions are not included. Ollama and OpenClaw require reachable servers configured by you. Local inference stays on your device. Online requests go to your selected provider or server. AI can make mistakes; check important results.

PA Node connects your iPhone to a user-configured personal agent system, such as OpenClaw. A desktop or server agent can do a lot on its own, but some workflows only work well when the phone is part of the loop. PA Node lets your agent use phone-native capabilities like push notifications, location context, and commute-aware actions, with permissions controlled by iOS. After setup, your iPhone is registered as a trusted device using a backend-issued credential. You can receive proactive notifications, share location context when enabled, and support workflows that are not possible from a Mac mini or desktop agent alone. Features include: • Secure device setup with a backend-issued credential • Push notifications from your configured PA server • Optional location sharing for commute and phone-context workflows • Commute job status, route choice, and refresh controls • In-app setup prompts for configuring your desktop or client agent • Privacy and support information built into Settings PA Node is built for people running their own personal agent infrastructure who want the iPhone to act as a secure, permissioned extension of that system.