Llama Monitor ships generic web UI

This is the kind of glue software that makes local LLM rigs actually usable day to day: not flashy, but high-leverage if you run `llama.cpp` on a dedicated box.

• –The biggest win is operational, not model-related: start/stop control, presets, and live monitoring reduce the friction of running local inference manually
• –GPU auto-detection plus persisted config suggests the project is aiming at practical self-hosted setups, especially AMD ROCm and NVIDIA users
• –The embedded frontend and single-binary Rust build lower deployment complexity compared with a separate backend/frontend stack
• –It is still a niche tool, though: if you are not already committed to `llama.cpp`, the value is limited
• –The open-source, PR-friendly framing is smart; this kind of utility gets better when it absorbs more hardware and workflow edge cases