Running an LLM agent entirely in your browser
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TL;DR : I fine-tuned LiquidAI's LFM2.5 (230M and 350M) into a generic front-end agent that runs entirely in the browser - no server, no API key, no cloud costs. It doesn't just chat; it calls real tools to browse a catalog, answers grounded questions, and manages a cart. The trick: it's trained on interaction patterns , not domain facts, so the same weights drive a coffee store, an absurdist emporium, or a corner grocer - with zero retraining. Live demo on Github pages. Why? Most "AI assistant"…
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- TL;DR : I fine-tuned LiquidAI's LFM2.5 (230M and 350M) into a generic front-end agent that runs entirely in the browser - no server, no API key, no cloud costs.
- It doesn't just chat; it calls real tools to browse a catalog, answers grounded questions, and manages a cart.
- The trick: it's trained on interaction patterns , not domain facts, so the same weights drive a coffee store, an absurdist emporium, or a corner grocer - with zero retraining.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that tL;DR : I fine-tuned LiquidAI's LFM2.5 (230M and 350M) into a generic front-end agent that runs entirely in the browser - no server, no API key, no cloud costs.
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