Open-source inference server and production cluster for all the models your agent needs.
SIE, or Superlinked Inference Engine, is a self-hosted inference server that runs the language, embedding, retrieval, and other models used by AI agents through one API. It is for teams deploying agent workloads in their own cloud and managing many models in a shared production cluster.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Offload document, image, and structured-output work to the Superlinked inference cluster: convert PDF/DOCX/PPTX/XLSX/HTML/scans to clean markdown, describe an image (caption + tags), or produce schema/grammar-constrained JSON off the cluster — instead of ingesting the file directly, which can reduce the tokens billed…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Extract people, organizations, dates, amounts, or custom labels from a document through the connected Superlinked MCP edge, returning a compact table instead of reading the full document into context. Use when the user asks to list, extract, or tabulate entities from a file.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Convert a PDF, scan, image of a page, or office file to clean markdown through the connected Superlinked MCP edge, so the source document is not read into model context directly. Use when the user asks to read, parse, OCR, extract from, summarize, or answer questions about a document.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Redact personal data from a document through the connected Superlinked MCP edge before working with the content. Use when the user asks to redact, anonymize, scrub, de-identify, or remove PII/sensitive data from a document.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Summarize a long PDF, scan, office file, text file, or markdown file through the connected Superlinked MCP edge instead of reading the whole source into model context. Use when the user asks for a summary, overview, digest, or "what does this document say" about a large file.
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