I used tart for this which exposes an easy CLI to create your own custom images.
Personally, I set this up with mattpocock's sandcastle workflow - letting my parallel agents test their code changes. But I’m sure this can be just as powerful with Hermes or openclaw.
today i learned you can run full Xcode provisioned macOS vms for your AFK/parallel agents
works great for react native / iOS workflows
makes you wonder why everyone went out to buy a mac mini for openclaw lol
@verycracked i can't switch to guis beacuse of how bad mac window management is. learning tmux and letting them live in one terminal speeds me up so much.
been experimenting with @mattpocockuk's sandcastle.
fully parallel, multiple impls with a judge, multiple reviewers with reconcilers, plugin support, deep harness config interfaces
single `sandcastle.config.ts` with recipes built in
@mattpocockuk Test multiple implementations and let a judge pick one.
Saves to a directory for later human review so you can find the model that works best for you
@prasenx@AsideAI is nice. never used any agentic capabilites but having chats in my tabs is nice. small UX improvement over maintaining a collection of chatgpt tabs.
@FrightNite52 yeah maybe gpt-3.5-turbo. modern thinking models will double check. as long as you're using a frontier - this is no longer a concern for basic research.
@shydolph@LadyAuro_ Of course not - I think you misunderstood. It's to show the scale of global water use and how much AI contributes to it. A single number on it's own isn't helpful so I used agriculture to show that the water usage is relatively small compared to our demand in other things.
@shydolph@LadyAuro_ I find it hard to believe that data centres are responsible for that from what I've heard. It uses water but natural factors and agriculture are orders of magnitude above AI.
"Not which model." I think you misunderstood; a local model doesn't run in a data centre-it's on-device
@adrianpkstream@dragosroua@thekitze at the moment - plain text input just kinda sucks for UX.
and also for any app which requires rich content.
i can see certain things going this way (e.g. amazon sucks) but most apps on my phone wouldn't fit into that constraint.