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You can also install Harbor and then it's: harbor up omlx opencode

The company I work at tries to solve it right now, not promoting, just want to share. Slop is no fun to deal with, so we have a thesis that slop should be left for agents to read a…

Visuals are arguably the most interesting part, demo in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLImeRP94OY This is just a fun side project, but it is still a fully functional…

I wanted to have a nice way to see which skills in my agentic setups are not useful anymore, so I built this tool to aid in that. Bun+OpenTUI for CLI, separate Rust binary for inde…

New in mi v1.7.5: "--sandbox" runs the agent inside Docker with your current directory mounted, to contain the blast radious in case of unexpected attacks. mi Works with any OpenAI…

There was never a better time to run LLMs locally. It's just a few commands from zero till a fully working LLM homelab. ``` harbor pull unsloth/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-GGUF:UD-Q4_K_XL # Op…

Thanks for the interest! Spec is essentially a set of facts + fluff. List of facts is essentially the spec minus the fluff. This was my main idea when trying this approach out. It …

Thanks! The project is dogfooded, so the most direct example is the project itself. Outside of that, I found a few things particularly useful so far: - I can seed a relatively comp…

I had a lot of issues with spec-driven approaches, agents are too readily producing fluff, large projects have so many specs agents start making mistakes maintaining them. There's …

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owning GGUF conversion step is good in sone circumstances, but running in fp16 is below optimal for this hardware due to low-ish bandwidth. It looks like context is set to 32k whic…

I tried, really really hard but then I realised that I essence it's a poorly written agentic coding assistant that wastes a lot of tokens antropomorphising itself while forcing me …

Changes as we speak, z.ai is the first one to show differential pricing

After seeing a recent video from Theo, I wanted to see how far I can take a harness contained in just 30 lines of JavaScript. Turns out - far enough to be useful, it handles simple…