Tera Pilot — a self-hosted, vendor-neutral coding agent you can actually verify (looking for testers 🙏)
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If you've been trying out AI coding agents and kept running into the same three questions — "where is my code actually going?" , "can I use a local model instead of paying per token?" , and "how do I know what it did to my repo?" — I want to show you Tera Pilot . It's an MIT-licensed, self-hosted c…
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Tera Pilot — a self-hosted, vendor-neutral coding agent you can actually verify (looking for testers 🙏)
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