…code, but it works, and it works the way I want it to. The agent lives in an unprivileged container, not on my machine The container is the boundary The setup is…
…makes it terrific for self-hosted setups That’s pretty much how I got it running on my Raspberry Pi Unlike Pi, typical coding agents tend to feature a variety of tools…
…Antigravity itself is Google's agent-first IDE, forked from VS Code, and the point is that agents can plan and execute tasks across the editor, terminal, and browser instead of just…
…It could inspect and modify code, but it could not browse the web, access unrelated folders, or decide that it needed another agent. Everything else went through separate Qwen 3.5 9B…
…what agents are doing, and keep working in the editor while the background work continues. The best part is that VS Code doesn’t force me to ditch my existing setup. My…
…in agentic coding where entire features materialize from a single prompt and complex refactoring happens in one-shot bursts, I decided to switch back to my standard VS Code setup. And the…
…I tried building the same setup with Claude Code and had some success . You can also use Aider , OpenCode, or any other agentic tool for this. As long as you have an…
…Google Antigravity, which started as a VS Code fork , has turned into an agentic tool with version 2.0 . Cursor, a popular VS Code alternative, is also headed in the same direction…
…Just as Ansible orchestrates the setup of my home lab , Archon is the orchestrator for Claude Code and its agents. It's a project manager for when I have other tasks to…
…Related I replaced Cursor and Antigravity with a completely local VS Code setup, and I missed less than I expected My self-hosted setup holds up pretty well for my coding tasks…