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Why agents should run on your own box
AI agents are most useful when they can see the work, remember the context, and stay under your control.
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Local-first AI: why your code should never leave your box
Most AI coding tools ship your source to someone else's cloud. Local-first flips that — agents run on hardware you control, with zero telemetry. Here's why that's the only safe default.
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One inbox for every model: how to actually run a fleet of agents
Spawning ten agents is easy. Reviewing ten agents is the hard part. One inbox — spawn, review, merge — is how agent orchestration stops being chaos.
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Why your code should never leave your machine
Local-first isn't a privacy nicety bolted onto an agent tool — it's the whole architecture. Here's what "your code never leaves your box" actually buys you.