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A joke, perhaps, but I also think you stumbled into some of that unevenly distributed future.
> Everything runs on the router itself. If the rest of your infrastructure is on fire, this still works, which was most of the point.

And then a moment later:

> You need about ten minutes, a router you own, and a card on file with an LLM provider.

So it depends on a working internet connection and an external model server. No hate on you for making this - it’s a fun idea, but the first bit is pretty misleading

Maybe the whole article is vibed as well, explaining the lack of consistency?
I used to refer to agents as "the Dixie Flatline" to my coworkers, especially to remind them that, for good or ill, when you start a session afresh the agent loses all previous context and forgets any conversation you may have had up to that point.
Nice to see somebody else has made the comparison too.
Unless you plug it into your deck, of course.
Nice! I will need to get this on my mikrotik router.
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