I wrote one and kept iterating by using it to fix bugs in itself

I still also use other harnesses, but mine is already at the point where I prefer it more often than not

You should totally keep working on yours. It’s a cool learning experience. And you might stumble on some good ideas that nobody else has had

Don’t write your own. Fork maki.sh and customize it like I did. It’s built in Rust and is absolutely amazing.

What kind of hardware do you need to run a useful LLM at home? To train one?