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They got a new user.

https://swival.dev remains my favorite agent for local models.

Related: https://pcre-vera.github.io/pcre-vera/ (WIP)

Some clients do that automatically: https://swival.dev/pages/secrets.html

This is a fantastic option for swival.dev given its very efficient context management compared to e.g. Claude Code.

Swival Audit feature gives really good results even with small, open models: https://swival.dev/pages/audit.html

This is not an issue with Claude, but with Claude Code. With swival.dev you can use long sessions without ever doing any manual compaction or reset, even with Claude models.

https://swival.dev is an AI agent that was designed for open models since day 1.

"This browser doesn't support WebAssembly JSPI, which Firefox WASM needs to run."

What a waste of tokens.

Not opensource.

I build a Signal client for Swival: https://github.com/swival/nbclaw And I use it daily for simple tasks.

GLM-5.2 is a great model! But it already works really well with existing harnesses, I'm not sure why a dedicated one is needed? I use it with https://swival.dev and everything work…

Monetization Gateway for Bunny CDN: https://github.com/dip-proto/x402 and for Fastly: https://github.com/dip-proto/x402-fastly

doh-server supports DoH but also ODoH: https://github.com/DNSCrypt/doh-server

This.

FOr Mac users: https://huggingface.co/collections/jedisct1/qwen-agentworld

Exactly! I once had some pretty serious DoS attack, but fortunately, I didn't had to pay more than what was pre-paid.

I got significant improvement on code quality (so much that it has become a no brainer for important tasks such as planning) simply by adding the --self-review flag to swival: http…

Also https://00f.net/2018/11/25/webassembly-doesnt-make-unsafe-la...

Misleading title. This is about Claude for Apple Foundation Models, not about Apple Foundation Models

There's https://github.com/ofalkenberg/zig-wasi-components

The best usage example of WASI I know of is the Zig compiler: https://ziglang.org/news/goodbye-cpp/