I got tired of AI dev tools trapping everything in the cloud, so I built...
Summary
AgentBuddy is a local-first, open-source AI workflow sandbox that enables persistent agent threads, real-time execution traces, and event-driven workflows, with Claude Code integration, aiming to keep AI development local and transparent.
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