Using Pi agent with qwen 3.6 35b a3b running with llamacpp on my GPU feels a lot like that. I have a script that watches my downloads folder and keeps it organized, and it used to just get the file extensions and move things based on type, now with a local llm in the loop, it moves things based on what it is, and what it is for. If I download a PDF file from work, it automatically reads the first page, figures out what its about, and moves it to my work documents.
“Whichever port that docker container is on, make it this one”
They’re really good at digging for stuff, like: this app is reporting the git hash it was built from - somewhere in the log files - go read that and show me which branch that hash appears on (hash is 8 commits back in some branch…) Yeah, I could do that myself, but why would I if I don’t have to?
Using Pi agent with qwen 3.6 35b a3b running with llamacpp on my GPU feels a lot like that. I have a script that watches my downloads folder and keeps it organized, and it used to just get the file extensions and move things based on type, now with a local llm in the loop, it moves things based on what it is, and what it is for. If I download a PDF file from work, it automatically reads the first page, figures out what its about, and moves it to my work documents.
“Whichever port that docker container is on, make it this one”
They’re really good at digging for stuff, like: this app is reporting the git hash it was built from - somewhere in the log files - go read that and show me which branch that hash appears on (hash is 8 commits back in some branch…) Yeah, I could do that myself, but why would I if I don’t have to?