Well it’s mostly technical setup abilities there’s like 2 parts to the setup
1) the environment
Shakespeare is by far the most easy way to go ( because it runs in the browser ).
OpenCode for development on your pc, the claudbot stuff is if you have like a decently powerful pc.
Replit basically is a code editor in the browser pretty convenient when collaborating.
2) the LLM
Most just use Claude & CodeX most people swap when they run out of tokens to play with. Although you can run some LLM’s on your computer they are slow and pretty crap. So you only have the choice of these 2.
Or use something like PPQ.ai to experiment with some of the others but in my experience it’s a bit expensive. So you’re better off with a Claude or OpenAI subscription. Someday we’ll have better options that run on the computer without being slow resource hungry and with decent output.
1) the environment
Shakespeare is by far the most easy way to go ( because it runs in the browser ).
OpenCode for development on your pc, the claudbot stuff is if you have like a decently powerful pc.
Replit basically is a code editor in the browser pretty convenient when collaborating.
2) the LLM
Most just use Claude & CodeX most people swap when they run out of tokens to play with. Although you can run some LLM’s on your computer they are slow and pretty crap. So you only have the choice of these 2.
Or use something like PPQ.ai to experiment with some of the others but in my experience it’s a bit expensive. So you’re better off with a Claude or OpenAI subscription. Someday we’ll have better options that run on the computer without being slow resource hungry and with decent output.