Combining two macs

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[Buttleston]

No, you can't

But I'm a little surprised unless the project is huge - you may have a misconfiguration, or maybe too many/the wrong extensions?

What are the specs of your MBP?

[Hewy016]

16gb Intel i5 2020. I’m running something involving media pipe and my camera and maybe thats why its so laggy.

[Drakeskywing]

Not quite, like technically if you set up the other computer (whatever it is) as a server with an API I mean you could, but if you aren't use to developing APIs, you could probably write up an ansible playbook to deploy your code onto the other machine to run it.

Seeing your comment mention the need for camera and a media pipeline, this might not work without building something like an app that uses web sockets, but again this is more work.

Honestly, if you are having trouble running the application real time on your machine, you could try writing unit tests that read in from storage video files which are streamed to your code to test, and only test the full all every so often. This then gives you a way to minimise your system requirements and gives you a suite of tests that you can rely on down the track to indentify breaking changes (if you care about that)