I built a zero-backend, browser-only alternative to Open WebUI and heavy LLM stacks
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Most open-source LLM chat interfaces follow the exact same blueprint: a heavy Python or Node.js backend, a Postgres/Redis database, and a multi-container Docker Compose setup just to pass a JSON prompt to an API. If you just want a clean, responsive workspace to inspect token counts, test system pr…
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- 2026-09-12 19:47 · DEV Community — AI
I built a zero-backend, browser-only alternative to Open WebUI and heavy LLM stacks
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