@HowToPrompt__: You can now run Claude Code 100% locally on a MacBook for $0/month. It's called claude-code-local. It runs a 122B param…

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A new open-source tool called claude-code-local allows running a 122B parameter model locally on a MacBook, achieving 65 tokens per second with full Claude Code support, beating cloud Opus in speed.

You can now run Claude Code 100% locally on a MacBook for $0/month. It's called claude-code-local. It runs a 122B param model on your MacBook with full Claude Code support. 65 tok/s. Beats cloud Opus on raw speed. 100% open source. https://t.co/7Ev8ZGgpBK
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You can now run Claude Code 100% locally on a MacBook for $0/month.

It’s called claude-code-local. It runs a 122B param model on your MacBook with full Claude Code support. 65 tok/s. Beats cloud Opus on raw speed.

100% open source. https://t.co/7Ev8ZGgpBK

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