Use llmfit to find a good local model that works for your setup https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit

Hi @Jubaer Utshob That’s a great question. "Unlimited" things =). I think of it as an agentic LLM orchestrator. Because it’s running with full control of its own environment (Kali Linux), it isn’t just limited to writing text—it can actually execute commands, manage system files, and interact with the OS just like a human developer would. Here is a quick look at what it can handle: - Web & Software Development: It can write code, build out project structures, and handle the deployment process directly from the terminal. - System Automation: It can manage scheduled tasks, monitor background processes, and automate repetitive system maintenance so you don't have to. - Security & Diagnostics: Given its home on Kali Linux, it’s well-positioned to assist with network diagnostics, security scanning, and auditing tasks. - Workflow Orchestration: Instead of just answering a question, it can link multiple steps together—for example, searching for info, writing a script to process it, and executing that script to get you a final result. - Extensibility (Coming Soon): With custom Skills and Plugins on the way, you'll be able to teach it new tricks and specialize its behavior for your specific needs. Basically, if you can define the logic or the script for a task, a0 can take the wheel and run it for you. What do you want do or build with it?

Really useful tool @Daniel ITwizard !

What did you change? Curious..=)

Thanks for sharing @Dale Thomas , im tinkering on my Azure Vm and trying a hybrid approach, but the web model isn't really working for some reason, it get stuck.. - Chat Model: Cloud/Web ex Kimi K2.5 - Utility Model: qwen3:8b - Web model: qwen3:8b - Embedding Model: the on out-of-the-box or nomic-embed-text:latest

@Danny De Vylder Excellent 👌🏾

Worked great @Danny De Vylder , thx!