Share an LLM endpoint over HTTPS while TLS still terminates on your machine (swobu.com)

Swobu has introduced a new feature that allows users to share a Large Language Model (LLM) endpoint securely over HTTPS, while ensuring that TLS termination occurs only on the owner's machine. This development enables users to access their LLM setups from remote devices without needing to share sensitive provider credentials or install Swobu on those devices. By creating a public HTTPS endpoint and using a scoped Share bearer, remote clients can communicate with the owner's LLM setup, which maintains application TLS security, handling requests and encrypting data throughout the connection. This innovation is significant for the AI/ML community as it simplifies access to LLMs while enhancing security and flexibility in managing API connections. The design ensures that while the Relay facilitates reachability, it does not have access to the application’s private keys or credentials, thus protecting sensitive information. Additionally, users can easily switch providers or modify configurations behind the same stable endpoint without redistributing credentials or configurations. This functionality streamlines the process of using different AI service providers while maintaining stringent security protocols.