@TheAhmadOsman: You can run local models at home and use any agent harness like Codex or Claude Code with them
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Ahmad built a simple tool that makes Claude Code work with any local LLM, demonstrated using vLLM serving GLM-4.5 Air on 4x RTX 3090s.
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@abacaj You can run local models at home and use any agent harness like Codex or Claude Code with them
Ahmad (@TheAhmadOsman): i built a simple tool that makes
Claude Code work with any local LLM
full demo: > vLLM serving GLM-4.5 Air on 4x RTX 3090s > Claude Code generating code + docs via my proxy > 1 Python file + .env handles all requests > nvtop showing live GPU load > how it all works
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