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Re:A Guide to Local Coding Models by larodi on Monday December 22, 2025 @04:32AM (#46352574)
Claude Code is a lot about prompting and orchestration of the conversation. The LLM is just a tool in these agentic frameworks. Whats truly ingenious is how context is engineered/managed, how is the code-RAG approached, and them LLM memory that is used.

So my guess would be - we need open conversation or something along the line of "useful linguistic-AI approaches for combing and grooming code"

Re:A Guide to Local Coding Models by jwr on Monday December 22, 2025 @05:17AM (#46352854)
Agreed. I've been trying to use opencode and crush, and none of them do anything useful for me. In contrast, claude code "just works" and does genuinely useful work. And it's not just because of the specific LLM used, it's the overall engineering of the tool, the prompt behind the scenes, etc.

But the bottom line is that I still can't find a way to use either local LLMs and/or opencode and crush for coding.

Re:A Guide to Local Coding Models by larodi on Monday December 22, 2025 @12:42PM (#46356437)
Which is very sad and perhaps she should be aiming to introduce some very smart linguists into the whole ML:LLM thing that can learn and explore how to best to interact with the funny archive that models are.
Re:A Guide to Local Coding Models by sbene970 on Monday December 22, 2025 @01:58PM (#46357442)
Search for "Claude Code Router" on GitHub, which you can use to route any models through Claude Code.