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I think I fell down the Hermes Agent rabbit hole….
Just leaving this note here in case I get stuck in Wonderland 😆
Experimenting with Hermes Agent and Ollama on a maximum of 24GB of VRAM has become a new obsession. Working within limitations is challenging, but it is super rewarding to see that local agents can totally accomplish tasks efficiently.
Hopefully I’ll make it back from Wonderland soon with more to share!
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Recently, I decided to have a little fun with local LLMs and ComfyUI. I wanted to see if I could take my old, hand-drawn (and partially Photoshopped) CC&R business logo and transform it into something slightly more professional.
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A few weeks ago, a conversation with a co-worker changed my development workflow. They suggested I move away from heavy reliance on cloud-based APIs and instead experiment with the power of local agentic coding. The goal? To see if I could build fully functional software using nothing but locally hosted LLMs and agentic tools, running entirely on my own hardware.
The result was the project you see here: a feature-rich, drag-and-drop Todo List application.
Continue reading “From Suggestion to Software: My Journey into Local Agentic “Vibe Coding””A week or two ago I decided to try to slap together a full-stack web app for timelapse video generation that is also relatively easy to deploy. After becoming more familiar with some of today’s coding tools, I decided to start building the Timelapse Generator using readily available AI coding tools (like Cursor, Cline, Kilo Code, etc.).
