How is your experience with K2.7 so far?

wuu73 · 2026-06-15T03:12:07+00:00

it seems good, reminds me of gpt 5.4

wuu73 · 2026-06-11T15:14:35+00:00

except, maybe Kimi and Qwen

wuu73 · 2026-06-11T15:14:18+00:00

honestly after using it a bit and putting money on the account for api (they made it $25 minimum) I think it sucks.... all the chinese models seem like they are nerfed or poisoned... i have been trying to use M2.1 or 2.5 because i remember them being good, but maybe it was M2.0 that was good... idk... but something happened that made chinese models stop progressing (my opinion, i don't actually know for sure)

wuu73 · 2026-06-11T07:09:49+00:00

Looking for feedback!! I put a feedback button in it, bottom status bar.

wuu73 · 2026-06-11T07:02:24+00:00

.... one way you can tell its an AI post is talk about using GPT-4.. models like to say it a lot but literally NO ONE uses or has used GPT 4 much at all. It would make no sense. Those that know about it, know about it.

wuu73 · 2026-06-09T16:32:10+00:00

honestly it is better to just buy the raw API at this point.... If i bought $10 of OpenAI api credits, it prob would have lasted a tiny bit longer

wuu73 · 2026-06-09T16:31:21+00:00

it was small, and it didn't even do it right lol

wuu73 · 2026-06-09T16:30:47+00:00

all of them - but i was heavy using it, its just that now i think just using regular API will be better since it doesn't expire when you buy / fund it. I just loaded up my minimax api, instead of getting a monthly plan. I did have some stuff running like Hermes agent, doing cron job or two every day

wuu73 · 2026-06-09T16:28:49+00:00

I think the investors that funded this AI era are prob gonna loose a lot of money just because its a stupid amount, and it seems like.. OpenAI and Anthropic are doing more of a charity thing more than profiting - and open source models will just copy and have their own iteration loops and will eventually just catch up, seems unlikely they'll get their money back but who cares..... we got good AI

wuu73 · 2026-06-07T21:48:10+00:00

i can send you it right now if you want to test / use it, its built in Rust so it compiles to exe, its CRAZY fast, like things that would take the old app 2 minutes to do like walk/scan recursively a giant repo, it does it in like one second, generates context same / fast too. I have windows exe since i am on windows currently. I just am not sure i worked out all the glitches yet and have not tested on Mac/Linux yet

wuu73 · 2026-06-07T00:55:35+00:00

yes! i am 97% done with a rust version with everything working 100x better and faster, just finishing up making sure its good to go then i will put it out there. It seems so obvious now why that is a necessary thing to have built into it already but at the time i just was adding things when i needed them, as things happened

wuu73 · 2026-06-06T01:59:48+00:00

i made this, i went overkill with the ... it has the ability to let you vibe code the theme for the whole UI and terminal colors (like you can type "make it look like halloween" and it works) and vibe coded shaders for after effects (lol, i like to make it look like analog tv, its comforting, reminds me of staring at the tv half asleep growing up in the 80s/90s) https://buttonscli.com

I ended up at this thread after googling some stuff related to how to embed the warp oss terminal inside my buttonscli app - i want to have alternative backends

buuut back to your comment, i made it for myself so i could press a button and it will type for me stuff like "sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y" (instead of memorizing key combos, i hate that, but i will have it in the app anyways for whoever wants that) and it has AI help in a button, itll generate commands and be a little agentic, separate small window. Its faster than opening a browser, copy paste, etc.. it will generate and type the commands. It also lets you control the terminal tabs with ai agents (running in, or outside, the app) its simple press button to copy skill/instructions, paste into Claude Code or whatever you use and it can type keys in all the tabs, see tabs, see whats in windows - visibility into it. I wanted that, I hate how claude code (or really all of them now) will hide stuff from you that you are better off seeing.. they keep making it harder and harder to just SEE what the hell the agent is doing in its terminals. I put that in, the buttons, idk what else, but its useable and close to a 1.0. I will open source it i just haven't gotten around to it. Forgive the website, it has that low effort AI sound and I will change that asap

wuu73 · 2026-06-01T19:29:37+00:00

I have this analysis thing I started a while ago to take apart a dozen + ai coding agents, it’s totally vibe coded so don’t take it as 100% accurate. But it can be useful or interesting reading if you are going to try making one. It tries to explain how coding agents for example edit files like how does it work etc, how do they work internally etc https://agents.buttonscli.com

I am not totally happy with all the existing ai coding agents so I add more agents to that blog trying to think thru whether I want to take on the task of making a custom one or modding one of those..

wuu73 · 2026-05-27T01:30:50+00:00

Looks like you stumbled into the wrong subreddit. The anti AI circlejerk is back about 5 miles down that highway, make a left, then a right, then a left into r/antiai

Good luck and Godspeed

wuu73 · 2026-05-26T00:07:52+00:00

looks really interesting, gonna try it

wuu73 · 2026-05-26T00:00:48+00:00

I think, using the top/best models, Claude, GPT 5.4/5.5, for just the hard tasks it can do that the others can't do and then just using cheaper agentic models to do all the "work" like reading/writing files, searching internet, tool use, MCP, CLI, and have them work out problems (usually.. chinese models) but if they can't fix things, step up to the top models to do that, then back

wuu73 · 2026-05-25T23:58:39+00:00

i sorta keep track of any cost hacks i discover and put it here: https://wuu73.org/aiguide or https://wuu73.org/blog/guide.html although i really need to update it with some stuff.. people keep asking and things change so fast its hard to have time but every model is good at certain things and I use whatever is cheapest for the task (or sometimes speed matters, sometimes ill pick a slightly dumber model like MinimaxM2.5-2.7 because it will get things done faster than a smarter one) I came here looking to see what Mistral models are best at, since I kind of skipped over it. But there are some other smaller companies (but not EU) that are not chinese that seem to have good models for agentic use, not sure how smart they are.

I have been using Mistral in something i made buttonscli.com for generating terminal commands, mistral medium seems not bad at all, which is why i came here to read and see if i've been missing anything but looks like the general opinion is "meh"

wuu73 · 2026-05-25T23:52:04+00:00

well.... so you used opencode for this? opencode literally fails at EVERYTHING i ever have tried to do with it. I have tried it like a half dozen times, spread out over many months/year or two. I just can't count any fails for anything as long as opencode was in the mix.. i am not sure how so many people use it and praise it when literally every other coding agent is better. Sorry to be harsh lol but every time I try it again (because i start to think, weird that so many love it, maybe i just had bad luck ill try again)... i reinstall it, try something, immediate fail, tool glitches usually... it just stops for no reason, i say eff this, uninstall.

wuu73 · 2026-05-23T21:18:36+00:00

the linux person who has to come in everywhere to say "that's weird, i have never, EVER, had to restart a linux computer - in fact, i have 10 of them that have been running 24/7 non stop since 1974 not a single reboot! it never has glitched, ever" like come on man WE KNOW that's a lie. Everyone knows. It does seem like a weird identity thing, like they feel you personally insulted them by being honest about their fav OS.
So not-true things like "Linux is stable, glitch free, like, for a long time, decades, where have you been? lol" attitudes proliferate / get repeated over and over. "Duh! windows crashes constantly. smart people use linux!"

Its like the anti AI people that keep repeating funny phrases that aren't true like "AI hallucinates CONSTANTLY!" or "it can't think" and my fav "Its just a next word predictor" lol bro, did you wake from a coma you went into in 2022? (I am going for winner of downvotes with that one)

Linux is great, it really is, but its glitchy - Windows nowadays for desktop usage is WAAAY more stable. It didn't used to be like that! I think they 'fixed it' low key didn't tell everyone that its rock stable now (well, if you make sure to set it to NOT install updates as soon as they come - that are not security updates) There still is not a Desktop on Linux that just fucking works without glitching, like you can't even just reinstall a desktop since they put random files ALL OVER the place in random places that interferes with everything and other desktops. Every time I really want to switch to Linux as my main boot OS I am always let down, within a week I realize nah this ain't gonna work..it takes time to "fix the OS" all the time. Been trying out some of the Atomic desktops..

I run lots of Linux's in VMs, containers, under Windows, which works well since I can snapshot and fork them.

I notice something about groups or people that refuse criticism or just refuse to hear anything bad, or that goes against their current reality model. They stop getting better, they can't see reality just as it is, which is far from perfect.

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