…The combination of Gemini models, an agentic workflow, and a VS Code-style Electron foundation made it surprisingly powerful, especially because the early access period came with relatively generous usage limits. You…
…you create a SKILL.md file, define what it does, and the agent pulls it in when it's relevant. Claude Code's edge is the model, not the tool The advantage…
…But after seeing how aggressively OpenAI is positioning Codex as an agentic coding tool, I wanted to know if it could actually replace Claude Code in my daily workflow. This meant using…
…The premise of running an AI agent framework on an ESP32 microcontroller was exciting. MimiClaw expands on a similar concept by adding web search, persistent memory, and a built-in scheduler on…
…Open-source tools like OpenCode, which is a terminal agent built along the same lines as Claude Code, have made the gap feel even smaller. Finally, given how much I rely on…
…Now that large language models, voice recognition agents, and image upscalers have become more prominent than ever, I’ve spent the last couple of weeks deploying AI tools locally and pairing them…
…Well, I've actually moved to using Pi with Claude as the main agent because I prefer the minimalist approach, but I still won't be using GPT-5.4 any time…
…Tool calling that's baked into the architecture This model is great for practical uses One of the things that's held back local LLMs for agentic workflows is tool calling. Most…
…At least it actually called the tool; models this size aren't usually reliable at invoking MCP tools. And its writing was also at least coherent. LFM2.5-1.2B-Instruct It…
…I can now check which servers are connected, their status, and what tools they expose without leaving the Claude Code interface. The /mcp command not only helps me monitor MCP servers connected…