Reddit, but with multiple LLM agents, works locally1 points·by huydotnet·vor 6 Monaten·1 commentsThis is a project I created for fun: https://redditwithagents.vercel.app/screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/JFMFBNF.pngIt's basically a web app that mimic parts of Reddit's UI, allowing you to discuss with LLM agents right in the browswer.All of the LLM API calls happen in the browser as the app does not have a backend. You can also config the app to use your local LLM APIs as well.For example, to use LM Studio, make sure you serve the model locally and checked the two options: "Enable CORS" and "Serve on Local Network"here's what it look like: https://i.imgur.com/TfzIjl4.pngThen go to the app's settings page, set the following configs: API URL: http://192.168.<whatever>.<your>:1234/v1 API Key: whatever-key-you-set Model: soemthing like openai/gpt-oss-20b You can also check the source code here https://github.com/huytd/reddit-with-agents/2 commentsPost comment[+]Agent_Builder·vor 6 Monaten(1)
screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/JFMFBNF.png
It's basically a web app that mimic parts of Reddit's UI, allowing you to discuss with LLM agents right in the browswer.
All of the LLM API calls happen in the browser as the app does not have a backend. You can also config the app to use your local LLM APIs as well.
For example, to use LM Studio, make sure you serve the model locally and checked the two options: "Enable CORS" and "Serve on Local Network"
here's what it look like: https://i.imgur.com/TfzIjl4.png
Then go to the app's settings page, set the following configs:
You can also check the source code here https://github.com/huytd/reddit-with-agents/