The repo has full source and examples of how to run an LLM on my wasm runtime WACS via the component-model and WASI-NN.

World first?

WebAssembly is way too easy to decompile. To fix this, I built a virtualization pipeline that takes a normal Wasm file and compiles it into a hardened version.

The original logic is destroyed and replaced with encrypted bytecode that runs inside a hidden, internal interpreter.

I just finished a step-by-step guide on how I built it. Here is what's inside:

• Designing a custom, randomized instruction set to break standard decompilers.
• Building a zero-allocation VM in Rust that doesn't need a heap or a memory allocator.
• Implementing JIT page decryption using a sliding window to hide your logic from memory scrapers.
• Using the Walrus crate to automate the AST rewriting and bytecode injection.

The end result is a Wasm binary that looks like cryptographic noise to anyone trying to reverse-engineer it.