thegrill
thegrill is My tool, TheGrill never trusts a 200. A stream that dies halfway counts as a failure, not as a fast answer. It is ranked #7082 on the Dev Radar, in Testing & observability, first seen 15 days ago and shared in 4 posts (5.7k views).
What thegrill says about itself
Did your change make your LLM server faster? Measure it: faster, slower, or too close to call. Linux and Apple Silicon. - plotarmordev/thegrill
GitHub - plotarmordev/thegrill: Did your change make your LLM server faster? Measure it: faster, slower, or too close to call. Linux and Apple Silicon. · GitHub Skip to content Navigation Menu Sign in Search / Sign in Sign up Appearance settings You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. Dismiss alert {{ message }} Repository navigation thegrill Public Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings Fork 3 ( 3 ) Star 12 ( 12 ) You must be…
What people said about thegrill on X
Do you run local models? You've probably tried a setting or an update and wondered: did that make it faster, or does it just feel faster? I built a free tool that tells you. Test, change something, test again. Faster, slower, or too close to call 👇🧵 https://github.com/plotarmordev/thegrill
— @plotarmordev, 15 days ago · 23 likes · see the post
TheGrill just talked me out of a 27% win 👇 Stock drifted 15% between runs, so it called the result inconclusive instead of handing me a headline. Better to find out before tweeting it. It now tests 2, 4 and 8 requests at once, plus decision servers! https://github.com/plotarmordev/thegrill
— @plotarmordev, 11 days ago · 15 likes · see the post
CAREFUL: Your model's logs might say success while your agent reads half an answer! SSE (Server Sent Events) keeps one HTTP response open and pushes the answer to you token by token as the model writes it. When you stream with SSE, the server sends the HTTP status code, 200 OK, the "request succeeded" signal, before…
— @plotarmordev, 9 days ago · 9 likes · see the post
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thegrill in numbers
- Rank on the Dev Radar: #7082 of 8810
- Shared in 4 posts by 1 account: @plotarmordev
- 5.7k views on those posts
- First seen 15 days ago, last shared 9 days ago
- Pricing seen by AGK Intelligence: open source
- Market: Testing & observability
FAQ
What is thegrill?
My tool, TheGrill never trusts a 200. A stream that dies halfway counts as a failure, not as a fast answer It was first shared on X 15 days ago and is ranked #7082 on the Dev Radar.
Is thegrill free?
It is open source.
Who shared thegrill?
1 account on X, including @plotarmordev, in 4 posts totalling 5.7k views.
Every post is read and classified by AGK Intelligence: what it is, which market it belongs to, and whether the link is a real tool. 31.2k posts from 5k X accounts over the last 21 days, 8.8k tools, 12 markets. New posts are collected several times an hour and the full ranking is recomputed every hour — last update 2026-10-30 22:12 UTC. Full method.