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30 Days of a Local AI Agent on My Own Machine: What Actually Broke

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I did not want another chatbot. I wanted something that could take a sentence and finish the job on my machine: open the app, click the button, run the command, read the result, tell me when it is done. So for 30 days I handed my own workday to an agent running locally. It drives the screen, the sh…

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    30 Days of a Local AI Agent on My Own Machine: What Actually Broke

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