I shipped three AI tools that run entirely in the browser — here's everything that broke
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I set myself one rule for a side project: every tool has to run entirely in the user's browser. No file ever gets uploaded to a server. If I couldn't do something client-side, it didn't ship. That rule turned out to be a great filter for what to build, and a brutal filter for how . Here's what actually broke along the way — a broken model file caught by physically-impossible output, an upstream ONNX Runtime bug, and a memory ceiling that only shows up on long files. If you're building AI…
1Key Takeaways
- I set myself one rule for a side project: every tool has to run entirely in the user's browser.
- No file ever gets uploaded to a server.
- If I couldn't do something client-side, it didn't ship.
- That rule turned out to be a great filter for what to build, and a brutal filter for how .
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that i set myself one rule for a side project: every tool has to run entirely in the user's browser.
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