jax-ml-inference

Enable JAX-based ML inference from Rust via MEMORY_P v2.0 FFI bridge.

Updated Dec 30, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Rigohl/MEMORY_P --skill jax-ml-inference
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Skill: jax-ml-inference
Source: https://github.com/Rigohl/MEMORY_P/tree/main/.github/skills/jax-ml-inference
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Rigohl/MEMORY_P --skill jax-ml-inference

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

MEMORY_P users need to run JAX-based machine learning inference across language boundaries. This skill provides a ready-to-use bridge between Rust and JAX, enabling multi-language inference workflows within MEMORY_P v2.0.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • FFI-enabled Inference: Run JAX ML inference through MEMORY_P's cross-language interface.
  • Multi-language Compatibility: Safe data exchange and invocation from Rust to JAX with typed inputs/outputs.
  • Use Case: Validate a small JAX model within MEMORY_P to evaluate optimization tasks and predictive behaviors.

Quick Start

Initialize and execute a sample JAX-based inference task through the MEMORY_P v2.0 FFI bridge.

Frequently Asked Questions about jax-ml-inference

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I run JAX ML inference from Rust within MEMORY_P?

You can run JAX ML inference from Rust within MEMORY_P by using a cross-language FFI bridge that enables typed data exchange and safe invocation of JAX components. This allows multi-language workflows to execute inference tasks directly.

What is a cross-language FFI bridge for JAX inference used for?

A cross-language FFI bridge for JAX inference is used to enable Rust applications to call JAX-based machine learning models, facilitating safe data exchange and typed inputs/outputs across language boundaries within multi-language ML workflows.

Can I use Rust to call JAX models for predictive tasks in MEMORY_P?

Yes, you can use Rust to call JAX models in MEMORY_P to evaluate optimization tasks and predictive behaviors. The FFI bridge supports validating JAX models and executing inference workflows across language boundaries.

Does the JAX FFI bridge support full inference functionality or just stubs?

The JAX FFI bridge currently provides stub-backed execution with planned full functionality. It satisfies FFI compatibility and data exchange requirements, allowing you to validate multi-language ML workflows before full feature completion.

What are the limitations of using FFI to bridge Rust and JAX for ML inference?

The limitation of using this FFI bridge for ML inference is that it currently operates with stub-backed execution rather than full functionality, meaning complex JAX inference workflows may not be fully supported until planned features are implemented.