jedisct1

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by jedisct1 5mo ago
Try https://swival.dev - Works perfectly with DeepSeek and Qwen.
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
> They have custom versions of Claude running on their own servers internally. This is the important point. Sending their internal code, documentation, secret tokens, etc. to Anthropic would be completely irresponsible. But if they are r
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
Compiling WASM to C is a really good option: https://00f.net/2023/12/11/webassembly-compilation-to-c/
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
I use Swival’s /learn command at the end of a session to make it write down what it got wrong, how it fixed the issue, and what it should remember next time. Works pretty well. It can update those notes automatically, but I’ve found th
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
$ uvx swival --provider chatgpt --model gpt-5.5 APIError: ChatgptException Ok, still not available everywhere apparently :(
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
Swival is not bloated and was specifically made for local agents: https://swival.dev
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
GPT-5.4 is already an incredible model for code reviews and security audits with the swival.dev /audit command. The fact that GPT-5.5 is apparently even better at long-running tasks is very exciting. I don’t have access to it yet, but
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
For local models, you should check out https://swival.dev instead of Claude Code.
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
I really like local models for code reviews / security audits. Even if they don't run super fast, I can let them work overnight and get comprehensive reports in the morning. I used Qwen3.6-27B on an M5 (oq8, using omlx) and Swival
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
It’s a complete mess, and the hardest part of this kind of tool is maintenance. It’s not just about incompatible APIs, but also about how messages are structured. Even getting reliable tool calling requires a significant amount of work and
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
This is inacceptable.
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
And tomorrow, it won't be allowed any more and accounts will be closed without prior notice. Use something else.
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MerJS: A Zig-native web framework that ships without Node(merlionjs.com)
14 points by jedisct1 6mo ago|1 comments
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
Doesn't work on web browsers, only with one headless runtime, one one CPU architecture. What's even the point of using webassembly here?
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
I'm currently testing Qwen3.6-35B-A3B with https://swival.dev for security reviews. It's pretty good at finding bugs, but not so good at writing patches to fix them.
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Swival is the AI agent I wanted(00f.net)
2 points by jedisct1 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
A new AI agent called Swival: https://swival.dev
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
I have a ChatGPT Pro plan, I use it a ton, and I've never hit the limit in the past few months.
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
GPT-5.4 works amazingly well. I’ve moved away from Claude and toward open-source models plus a ChatGPT subscription. That setup has worked really well for me: the subscription is generous, the API is flexible, and it fits nicely into my wor
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Configuration flags are where software goes to rot(00f.net)
6 points by jedisct1 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
Awesome news. And that includes usage of the API with any agent without risking being banned. OpenAI is also very supportive of open source software. I'm using GPT-5.4 with Swival ( https://swival.dev ) for a while, alongside
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
Running Gemma 4 with llama.cpp and Swival: $ llama-server --reasoning auto --fit on -hf unsloth/gemma-4-26B-A4B-it-GGUF:UD-Q4_K_XL --temp 1.0 --top-p 0.95 --top-k 64 $ uvx swival --provider llamacpp Done.
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
LM Studio can absolutely run as as server.
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
Zig is a well-kept secret for writing highly efficient WebAssembly modules.
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Ziggit: A Reimplementation of Git in Zig(github.com)
14 points by jedisct1 6mo ago|3 comments
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by jedisct1 6mo ago
4–10× faster than git, compiles to a 142KB WebAssembly binary, and includes a succinct mode that cuts LLM token usage by 70–95%.
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by jedisct1 7mo ago
I'm developing an agent focused on A2A, support for small models, and privacy ( https://swival.dev ). I looked at the leaked code expecting some "secret sauce", but honestly didn't found anything interesting. I
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by jedisct1 7mo ago
Works really great with https://swival.dev and qwen3.5.
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by jedisct1 7mo ago
It was heavily obfuscated, keeping users in the dark about what they’re installing and running.
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by jedisct1 7mo ago
It shows that a company you and your organization are trusting with your data, and allowing full control over your devices 24/7, is failing to properly secure its own software. It's a wake up call.

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