Founder of a listed tool

Trevin Tindall

Creator and maintainer, named behind the Berth listing on Anchor Terminal.

Creator and maintainer

Trevin Tindall created Berth and maintains it under the GitHub account T-Crypt. His GitHub profile describes him as a senior systems engineer in managed-service delivery with ten years in IT. His other public projects include Speculum, which watches a local LLM runtime, and GATE, a localhost control plane for AI agents.

What Trevin builds

  • Berth B · Local AI

    Berth is an open-source Go daemon and CLI that leases one GPU to local inference engines, image pipelines and games in turn, with a priority queue, measured VRAM handoffs and a preview OpenAI-compatible gateway on loopback.

    Creator and maintainer, founder, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Trevin Tindall?

Trevin Tindall created Berth and maintains it under the GitHub account T-Crypt. His GitHub profile describes him as a senior systems engineer in managed-service delivery with ten years in IT. His other public projects include Speculum, which watches a local LLM runtime, and GATE, a localhost control plane for AI agents.

What does Independent open-source project by Trevin Tindall (T-Crypt) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Berth from Independent open-source project by Trevin Tindall (T-Crypt). Berth is an open-source Go daemon and CLI that leases one GPU to local inference engines, image pipelines and games in turn, with a priority queue, measured VRAM handoffs and a preview OpenAI-compatible gateway on loopback.

How are Trevin's tools graded?

Berth is graded B, 67.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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