AlexWortega/my_pi_agent

My Pi Agent

The production build of [yourlocalagent.ai](https://yourlocalagent.ai) — an in-browser vibecoding agent: you describe an app, the agent writes files into a virtual workspace, runs its tools and renders a live preview.

### ⚠️ Open it at alexwortega-my-pi-agent.hf.space, not on this page The app needs SharedArrayBuffer (its in-browser Linux runtime, and the WebGPU model path). That needs cross-origin isolation, and a page embedded in an iframe on huggingface.co cannot be isolated — only the Space's own origin can. The embed above therefore only shows a link.

Where the model runs

By default: here, on this Space's ZeroGPU. Nothing downloads, no WebGPU needed — the app talks to this Space's own /v1/chat/completions, and generation happens inside a @spaces.GPU call, so a GPU is held only for the length of a completion. The first message after an idle period waits for a GPU slot and the model load (~50s); after that it runs at ~60 tok/s.

Or in your browser, the way the site does it: pick Soyuz Qwen3.5-4B (vibeapps) in the model picker and the same weights load onto your own GPU via WebGPU (~2.5 GB download, then fully offline).

Model: `AlexWortega/qwen35-4b-soyuz-vibeapps-merged` — the Soyuz checkpoint fine-tuned for self-contained web apps, Q4KM GGUF through llama.cpp on the server side, the identical GGUF in the browser.

Routes

How this differs from the site build

web/ is built from the same commit as production, with two build-time variables — VITE_SIQ_API (the cloud entry points at this Space) and VITE_TOOL_MODE=text (the tool protocol this server speaks) — plus three corrected strings in the bundle: the cloud preset's label and note, which were written for a different model, and the default model id. index.html also drops the coi-serviceworker registration, since this Space sends the isolation headers itself, and adds a dark theme (theme-dark.css): the palette is a Tailwind @theme block, so the theme is a redefinition of its colour variables and no component is touched. It follows your system by default; the [dark]/[light] switch in the bottom-right corner overrides that and is remembered.

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