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Qwen 3.6 + Pi Agent: Build Your Own AI Assistant (Full Setup)
In this video I build an AI employee that runs my customer support inbox using Pi (pi.dev), the open source agent harness that powers OpenClaw. It's powered by a local AI model running through LM Studio (Qwen 3.6 35B), reads new Zendesk tickets, and sends customer responses. Then I set up a cron job with Pi's print mode so it works 24/7 on its own, and the same setup works for Gmail or Outlook, fully local and private with no API costs. š¤ Do you want a course on this topic? https://www.working

New Agentic Coding Model Ornith 9B ā Is It Worth Running Locally?
In this video I test out the new open source agentic coding model Ornith 1.0 9b on my 16gb M4 Mac Mini. We load it up in Lm Studio and understand the full memory requirement for weights + context, we plug it into pi agent harness to run it through a coding task, we then compare results to that of the bigger Ornith 35b model, and finally we understand if the 9b is worth running locally for coding tasks. š¬š Subscribe to my blog for more tests, tips, and walkthroughs: https://blog.workingmodels.

Local AI Coding With Qwen 3.6
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Running GLM 5.2 on Mac Studio M3 Ultra
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Gemma 4 12B + Hermes Agent: Build Your Own AI Assistant
In this video I use Claude Code to set up Hermes Agent on a 16GB Mac Mini and plug it into a local Gemma 4 12B model, so the whole thing runs 24/7 with no API bills. I let Claude do everything from the terminal: changing the Mac's settings to stay always-on, installing and wiring up the agent, and connecting it to 3rd Party Tools so the agent actually does real work. š¬š Subscribe to my blog for more tests, tips, and walkthroughs: https://blog.workingmodels.ai/ š Connect with me: https://x.c

5 Thing To Try With Claude Fable 5
Fable 5 is leaving the Claude Sub on June 22. We have 10 days left. Stop building flashy things and start building stuff you will actually use. Here are 5 things I am doing. If you are financial able to, you should consider trying the same.

Running Gemma 4 12b on my 16gb Mac Mini
Testing the new Gemma 4 12b on my 16gb M4 Mac Mini. This is a free AI model you can download and run on your computer. Can get around 40k context window. Follow for more Gemma 4 videos!

Gemma 4 12B on a 16GB Mac Mini Is Surprisingly Capable
Google just dropped Gemma 4 12B, a free open-source model small enough to run on a 16GB Mac Mini, and in this video I give you an honest breakdown. We use LM Studio to run the model and VS Code to preview the HTML app we build. š¬š Subscribe to my blog for more tests, tips, and walkthroughs: https://blog.workingmodels.ai/ š Watch all my Local AI videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7jtY2ZZqRZUBEsWt6kyHqwtQV2FplGj š Connect with me: https://x.com/bartslodyczka š Get in touch: b

Claude Code + LM Studio: FREE Unlimited AI Agents (Don't Pay $200/month)
In this video I run Claude Code's new Dynamic Workflows feature to spin up 1000 AI agents on one task, completely free, using local models in LM Studio instead of the paid Anthropic API. I walk through the full setup start to finish: the Claude desktop Gateway, loading a local Gemma model, the alias trick that makes Claude find it, adding web search with an MCP, and firing a /deep-research workflow that runs hundreds of autonomous agents on your own computer. Works with Ollama and cloud models l

Claude Cowork Is a Game Changer (If You Do This)
Most people use Claude Cowork at a fraction of what it can do because they treat it like a chatbot. You ask, it answers, you still do the work. The shift happens when you stop running sessions and start running projects, with connectors, context, and scheduled tasks wired in so Cowork carries the work for you. In this video I walk through how to think differently and set up your first real project. š¬š Subscribe to my blog for more tests, tips, and walkthroughs: https://blog.workingmodels.ai/

LM Studio Is Getting Insane ā Start Using It Now
Local AI is getting insane. This video shows you exactly how to run free, private AI models on your own computer using LM Studio ā no internet needed, no monthly fees, your data never leaves your device. What you'll learn: - The difference between cloud AI (ChatGPT, Claude) and local AI - How to pick a model your hardware can actually run - Setting up LM Studio and downloading your first model - Adding MCP tools to your local AI: ⢠Brave Search ā web search inside the chat ⢠Playwright ā

Claude Cowork + Ollama = 100% FREE & PRIVATE (Full Setup)
In this video I show you how to run Claude Cowork 100% free and 100% private using Ollama and local AI models that run on your own computer. This is the new Cowork on 3P. I also show how to connect OpenRouter to Claude Cowork to access hundreds of other cloud AI models. š¬š Subscribe to my blog for more tests, tips, and walkthroughs: https://blog.workingmodels.ai/ ** THIS METHOD IS NOW OUTDATED - WATCH THIS VIDEO TO MAKE IT WORK**: try this: https://youtu.be/ah_Bl_aGQF0 š Watch all my Claud

Full Tutorial: How To Automate 99% Of Your Work With Claude Cowork
In this video, I break down how to use Claude Cowork as a virtual assistant that can automate 99% of your tasks ā from installing the desktop app and choosing the right plan, to understanding the critical difference between Claude Chat, Cowork, and Code. I then walk you through my exact workflow for creating projects, loading them with context so Claude actually understands your world, and setting up scheduled tasks that run autonomously (like tracking flight prices daily on Skyscanner). By the

Claude Cowork Full Tutorial: How to Use Claude Cowork Better Than 99% of People
In this video, I break down everything you need to know to use Claude Cowork like a pro ā from setting it up for the first time to building a structur...
