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I built an async, self-improving AI coding agent that never leaves my machine. Now it runs in my browser, on my phone, and learns from its own work.

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Every AI coding tool I tried had the same fine print. It runs commands on your machine. It reads files on your machine. It feels local. Then you check where the model lives, and it's on somebody else's server. Every file it reads, every command it runs, every line of your code takes a trip there fi…

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  1. 2026-09-26 20:40 · DEV Community — AI
    I built an async, self-improving AI coding agent that never leaves my machine. Now it runs in my browser, on my phone, and learns from its own work.

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