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How to preview every dashboard view with no GPU or model with LLM Visuals

Run the built-in demo to see all views on synthetic data before setting up a real server.

Who it is forA developer or reviewer who wants to see what the dashboard shows before installing GPU tools or loading a model.

The problemSetting up servers and drivers just to see a dashboard layout is slow, and the layout may not suit the terminal they use.

The outcomeA rendered dashboard with synthetic server and GPU data, plus a check that the terminal shows truecolour correctly.

What you need first

  • Rust toolchain 1.75 or newer
  • A C compiler, needed by the bundled SQLite used for --log-db
  • A locally listening llama-server for throughput panels (the demo mode needs none)
  • nvidia-smi for NVIDIA GPU panels, xpu-smi for Intel, the amdgpu driver for AMD, or macmon on Apple silicon

Steps

  1. Install a Rust toolchain (1.75 or newer) and run git clone https://github.com/DingoOz/llm-visuals.
  2. Run cd llm-visuals and then cargo run --release -- --demo.
  3. Step through the views with the keys listed under Keys in the README and press q to quit.
  4. If colours look flat in a non-Windows-Terminal console, relaunch with the color option described in the README, for example --color truecolor.

Prompt for your agent

Using the repo DingoOz/llm-visuals, run `cargo run --release -- --demo` in a terminal of at least 140 by 44 characters. Expected output: a dashboard showing a synthetic server and two synthetic GPUs. Verify that pressing `q` restores the terminal cleanly.

Caveat. Demo mode uses synthetic data, so its numbers show the layout only and say nothing about a real model's speed.

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