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I've been working on a pi extension to do this, after frustration with getting the best current local models to stay on track, and just to deal with their relat
by jonaustin 19d ago
I've been working on a pi extension to do this, after frustration with getting the best current local models to stay on track, and just to deal with their relative slowness; gist is that it uses pi hooks to keep the model deterministically on track and beads-rust issue tracking tool to keep everything organized.
A SOTA model writes the initial prompt, and creates the beads issues; then a continuous iteration of plan(local) -> review (sota) -> implement(local) -> review (sota). Until the sota reviewer model is happy with the implementation.
And can mostly just let-it-run; e.g. overnight since local models with mac unified memory are slow.
Still early days, but have had reasonably good success with a Defender (1981) clone and now I'm having it work on a Prince of Persia clone (both Go/ebiten).
Note: I think this is only possible now because Qwen3.8-Flash-Next and 27b are incredibly good models.
- https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/beads_rust https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/beads_rust