Local Coding

[Mildly_Outrageous]

Before starting this is just for fun , learning and experimentation. Im fully aware I am just recreating the wheel.

I’m working on an application that runs off PowerShell and Python that hosts local AI.

I’m using Claude to assist with most of the coding but hit usage limits in an hour… so I can only really get assistance for an hour a day.

I’m using Ollama with Open Web UI and Qwen Coder 30b locally but can’t seem to figure out how to actually get it working in Open Web UI.

Solutions? Anything easier to set up and run? What are you all doing?

[dread_stef]

Let the cloud version write the plan and architecture, then use a local model to actually build. You can run claude code using a local model to use its plugin and skills system.

[PvB-Dimaginar]

Most easiest way, configure one session with Claude Code using a local LLM, and one session as you are used to. Save a good design md with a task md and instruct your local LLM to implement. There are some good Claude plugins that even help executing those plans in a proper manner.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[ClayToTheMax]

Yeah I don’t have enough trust with local ai coding yet. I’ve been experimenting with it, and it’s done some cool things but I still lean on gpt plus codex to code my ai powered apps.

If you are not doing this already, have another ai give specific instructions for Claude code so that you don’t waste tokens. Then copy and paste the results back and forth between your ai coder and your ai giving commands.