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Sometimes you have tasks that are outside of your expertise and the idea is this workflow automation could be leveraged to manage to have local AI figure it out using research from his workflow gather
Hi everyone, I built an open-source Windows desktop utility called **Polish** that lets you highlight text or SQL in ANY app (Slack, Teams, Outlook, DBeaver, SQL Developer, browser) and rephrase or fi
This post describes a project where the author leveraged Andrej Karpathy's compact GPT implementation to create a tool for converting pandas DataFrames into searchable context windows, which they then
A discussion on building an AI-powered article generator using CrewAI and Ollama with specialized AI agents for research and writing to generate comprehensive articles on any topic. The solution runs
I've been building ANCHOR, a web automation agent that runs entirely on Ollama. You describe a task in plain language ('Register Maria Silva, IT department, contractor, and save'), point it at a site,
I've been working on an open-source workflow automation platform over the past few months, with Ollama as one of the first-class providers rather than treating it as an afterthought. The goal wasn't t
Hey all, Henry from Cactus Compute here, I kinda wanted to share our latest model and get feedback from the family :) Needle 3 is a small foundation model for automation: you give it the functions you
We compared 20 model versions on 360 frozen joke prompts, with four jokes requested per prompt and model names hidden from our humor-trained judge. Fable 5 had the highest estimated score: 66.8 points
This is a ComfyUI automation workflow for the ACE-Step 1.5 XL music generation model that uses Qwen (a language model text encoder) to randomly generate music tags/captions without requiring LAMA, ...
You can now automate EDD (eval-driven development) with Coding Harness Agents > build a baseline LLM-based application > score every change with judge evals > keep what improves, reject what regresses
Behold, workflow whisperers! YuE2 was released a week ago and I gotta say it's splendid for its size (3B). My favourite local music generation model at the moment, no doubt. The good news is, I've fou
Hey everyone, I recently open-sourced a new Python package called ganfs (Generative Adversarial Network Feature Selection), and I wanted to share it with the community. The Problem: Selecting the best
A community-built framework that layers on top of Ollama to transform any spare PC into a fully private, locally-run AI assistant inspired by Iron Man's JARVIS, featuring voice interaction, 29 built-i
An open-source browser with built-in AI agents that emphasizes privacy and automation, enabling task automation through natural language without coding. The browser supports multiple AI providers incl
A Chrome extension built for automated web interaction and data extraction that uses Ollama's local LLM capabilities to intelligently navigate websites, scroll pages, fill out forms, type text, and sc
WebWright is a Chrome browser extension that enables AI agents to automate web tasks directly within the browser, leveraging local models like those available through Ollama. The announcement on r/oll
Disclosure first: I work at Vstorm and I build AgenticOS, an open-source (Apache-2.0), self-hosted platform for building AI agents in a browser. This post was drafted with an LLM's help and edited by
This will be a potentially unpopular post - but it's the truth and grounded - so let's get to it. Hopefully you are familiar with my previous Tested in Coding series: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLa
Purely a hobby side project to see how far I can push a really small model, using (mostly) automated training pipelines Full synthetic data: https://huggingface.co/datasets/dirac-run/ec-training-data
Disclosure: I made this. Sharing it here because it is fully local and small, and I want feedback from people who run models on their own machines. What it is: a 395M decision model (ModernBERT-large
I’m building a Polish General purpose legal Model that drafts documents, answers questions using legal sources, and has enough coding ability to handle some automation. The workflow is very tool-heavy
I've been building an open-source AI workflow automation platform for a while now, mostly as a solo project. I recently checked the telemetry dashboard and was honestly surprised to see 1,062 telemetr
Since there’s no comparison chart on the model page, I asked Perplexity to compare it against some relatively small open-weight models in a similar size range. Here are the results. Upd. Terminal-Benc
https://huggingface.co/yandex/AliceAI-Foundation-80B-A3B-Base It's not a Qwen3 finetune, it's actually its own fully custom architecture. No Llama.cpp support yet sadly (Also note that this model is N
Hey everyone, A few classmates and I got tired of the usual browser AI workflow: copying text from a documentation page, opening a separate tab, pasting it into a chatbot, and switching back. We also
I’m building a personal local coding-agent project called Cody, using local 9B/14B models through Ollama. This is still a work in progress. It has not passed its full graduation process yet, and the l
I’m a computer engineering graduate and come from a traditional embedded systems background, with knowledge of microcontrollers, computer architecture and operating systems. Is knowledge of C and C++
Smaller models still struggle with browser tasks that require open-ended research or deep reasoning. But many practical browser-automation workflows are much more procedural: extracting structured dat
What is your to software and why ? I am trying to learn first before I am pick a software. I already have Ollama and few models running which I can acces thru terminal and open web UI. My goal for now
i got it last week and im really impressed. its maybe like a sonnet from last year or 6 months ago. i had built some automation for myself and a dashboard cobbled together over the years from bits of
So, it appears that this is the week of open letters in AI🥲... an open letter signed by current and former employees of OpenAI, Anthropic and Google primarily - calling for a slow-down in frontier AI
Hey r/LocalLLaMA, I’m Mahmoud from Agenta. We built a self-hosted, more flexible, alternative to Claude Cowork . This short video shows how it works. I use it to build AI coworkers for my startup, lik
Fara1.5-27B is a multimodal computer use agent (CUA) for web browsers, from Microsoft Research AI Frontiers. It observes the browser through screenshots and acts on the user's behalf by emitting struc
Thoth v3.21.0 is a local-first AI assistant with integrated tools including a personal knowledge graph, voice, vision, shell, and browser automation capabilities. This release introduces Buddy Compani
AURA is a local-first image management application designed specifically for AI enthusiasts and users who collect large numbers of AI-generated images. It features integration with Civitai, automated
This Reddit discussion thread explores perspectives on the economic paradox of widespread AI automation, specifically addressing concerns that if AI performs most productive work, unemployment could e
A developer shared a project on r/MachineLearning showcasing an AI-powered tool designed to automate common data preprocessing tasks, including dataset cleaning, intelligent imputation of missing valu
A Reddit post from the r/ChatGPT community titled 'Work smarter, not harder,' likely showcasing a clever or humorous example of using ChatGPT to automate, simplify, or shortcut a task that would other
This Reddit thread from r/ChatGPT poses a community discussion question about whether users would be comfortable having an AI-generated version of themselves attend and participate in Zoom calls on th
Hey everyone! 👋 After months of building, we’re finally opening the first spots for **Many Agents**, a new product from Dome. The idea is simple: **What if you could create your own team of AI agents
Disclosure: This unit was provided free of charge by Orange Pi for testing. No editorial review, no preconditions, no script. All data, bottlenecks, and thermal behavior are reported directly from har
Over the past several months, we conducted an empirical post-mortem investigation into 109 autonomous AI agent security incidents (cataloged with 193 falsification criteria across tool-use and multi-a
Workflow & Hardware The workflow was originally based on Pixaroma’s ComfyUI workflow. I made some modifications and added Sol Attn optimization and Comfy Kitchen Sink, including the very useful Model
Hi r/MachineLearning! I'm James Gung, a principal applied scientist at AWS. I joined Amazon in 2021 and have since worked on AI services like Lex, Bedrock, Q Business, and Amazon Quick (an AI assistan
The undocumented endpoint Everyone scraping the settings page for usage stats can stop. This works with your API key (the same Bearer you use for chat completions): curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer $OLL
I've been experimenting with Qwen3.8-27B using DeepSeek Harness. It's a monster at long-horizon tasks, and the results were pretty wild. DeepSeek Harness ran on my Windows PC and connected over LAN to
So a bit of context, I am a cybersecurity senior analyst I am interested in LLMs for that field especially with MCPs to connect them to the tools or for writing scripts I started this field by doing a
We run a local model instance in our company that the dev we hired built for us. We're a trade business and we want to further use our on hand hardware for it. The specs given we have is a 5090 gpu wi
Hey everyone, I'm reaching out to see if anyone else has run into a similar issue or if there's an alternative way to reach their team. I subscribed to the Ollama Max plan on June 17th. Everything was
HPD-Parsing: Hierarchical Parallel Document Parsing We introduce HPD-Parsing, a lightweight (1B) and high-throughput document parsing model built on a Hierarchical Parallel Decoding paradigm. Unified
This post documents a 10-day project to build a local AI system using open-source tools and models, specifically combining Ollama (a local LLM framework), Gemma 4 (a language model), Claude Cowork 3P,
A community catalog documenting practical use cases for Hermes Agent, a self-improving AI agent built by Nous Research that features automatic skill creation, cross-session memory, and 70+ built-in sk
I spent the past year independently building Slow Vale, an LLM-driven life simulation. The Chinese server now has 800+ AI residents sharing one continuously running city. This is an engineering write-
Image-to-3D models redraw your picture, and fine detail - text, logos, faces - comes back garbled or scuffed. My local pipeline that fixes it. (repo link at the end of the post) The latest update adds
link to original article TLDR: security researcher eddie zhang used a modified+uncensored local qwen 3.8 27b to create an executable capable of dumping LSASS memory for credential harvesting while eva
A while back I posted here about a CLI agent I'm building that parses tool calls out of a model's plain-text output instead of trusting native function-calling to work. Finally ran the actual numbers.
Hey everyone, A major issue when building test environments or fine-tuning pipelines is balancing data realism with privacy. Pasting real internal/client data into cloud endpoints is a massive complia
Hey everyone! I've been experimenting with Qwen Image 2.1 Prompt Enhancer (PE) lately and noticed an interesting detail in Qwen's official system prompts. The PE models output structured JSON containi
I asked this back in 2025, but the AI landscape has changed a lot since then. Not looking for the usual ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Midjourney, etc. I'm curious about the lesser-known tools that you actu
I'm still using LLM's the 2022/23 way of doing everything manually from the chat box. I copy and paste everything manually into the box and ask the AI to explain or do something, such as pasting code