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I Want Everything Local — Building My Offline AI Workspace
The idea was to perform tasks which require privacy to be executed completely locally, starting from planning via LLM to code execution inside a container. For instance, if you wanted to edit your photos or videos, how could you do it without giving your data to OpenAI/Google/Anthropic?
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