9/9 Claude Code with Local Models: The Series Finale
Everything in the series built toward this: Claude Code running on locally served models. Here's what works, what's rough, and where it's heading.
Posts tagged with "Claude Code"
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6/9 Two Sparks, One Cluster: Setting Up with Claude Code
The second DGX Spark arrived. Before writing a single line of config: check firmware. Then cables, SSH, Docker, vLLM, model cache — and Claude Code helping build the skills to manage it all.
5/5 From Skills to Agents: What Comes Next
Skills you build today become components for autonomous agents tomorrow. The progression: skill → command → plugin → autonomous agent. Here's where it's all heading.
5/9 LiteLLM: The Translation Layer Between Claude Code and Local Models
Claude Code speaks Anthropic. gpt-oss-120b speaks OpenAI with Harmony-style tool calls. LiteLLM sits in the middle and translates — including a custom callback that patches the tool calls neither side gets right.
4/5 Anatomy of a Plugin: Inside Marp Magic
10 agents. 3 commands. 3 skills. One plugin that turns a topic into a finished presentation. Here's how agents, commands, skills, and hooks work together inside Marp Magic.
3/5 Skills That Solve Real Problems: Account Reconciliation
Manual invoice matching: 20% exception rates, hours of CFO time, error-prone. A skill reduces that to under 5% in minutes. Here's how — and it was built by a non-developer.
2/5 Your First Skill in 10 Minutes: Meeting Summary
Write a skill file. Run it on messy meeting notes. Get a structured summary. Refine it. Run it again. The whole cycle in 10 minutes — no code, just clear instructions.
1/5 Claude Code Isn't for Developers (It's for Everyone)
You don't need to write code to use Claude Code. Skills are instructions in plain Markdown — if you can write a recipe, you can teach AI to do your repetitive work.