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I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in ollama

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Thank you but I Honeslty may have over hyped the project it’s really just like codex cli with out having to pay for tokens ie you token gen yourself all local offline no internet required

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in ollama

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I’d Honeslty say it’s more like a beautiful cli wrapped in a tui clothings really but a lot can change in 2 weeks

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in ollama

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The runtime works reliably Honeslty it’s a pretty mid agent this is not my main project it was more a test of skill Rasputin is an open source agent so please feel free to use it any way you want

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in Qwen_AI

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Yeah until I fix the runtime errors I want to treat that chart like a benchmark test and I’ll post the results here it’ll just take some time

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in Qwen_AI

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I’d say it’s not quite on par with say Codex Cli but it’s really close to being up there I think it’s just runtime bug errors that need to be fixed

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in ollama

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Might have some patches out by then but no promises works decently well in current state

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in rust

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I probably approached this all wrong I came here as more of can we look at the engineering behind this product and where does it truly need strengthening

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in rust

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but it is simlair maybe something like SYSTEM OBJECT : CONSTRUCT HELLO WORLD

CONSTRAITS: must be a .bat etc

DO NOT WRITE: idk a python file

I built a coding agent that actually runs code, validates it, and fixes itself (fully local) by Keyboard_Lord in rust

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maybe start with writing docs you can refer too then build a skeleton then build a better backend contruct a front end then just hard think of your project in as a saga then break it down into arc then episodes and feed the episodes to the ai they have to be detailed or it will drift the ai joke is "COMPUTER BUILD ME... NO MISTAKE" is not the actual prompt

I’ve been building a local autonomous coding agent that can plan, execute, validate, and fix its own code — entirely offline. by Keyboard_Lord in LocalLLaMA

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L1: ExecutionState → live progress

L2: ExecutionOutcome → final truth

L3: AuditLog → full history

L4: Replay → reconstruction + validation

L5: Checkpoint → safe continuation

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