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Short, opinionated posts on eBPF, Linux internals, and the tools we all run in production.

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How to Run AI Agents Locally on Linux (2026)

Running an AI coding agent locally means the agent process is yours and the model usually is not. How to set up Claude Code, Codex or an offline model on Linux, what the sandbox defaults actually allow, which parts of the loop still make network calls, and how to see what the agent did on your box when its own log stops at the shell.

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