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| | license: mit |
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| | see example above - vibe code a tic tac toe game |
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| | ## gguf-coder |
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| | setup (optional: need `gguf-coder`) |
| | ``` |
| | python -m gguf_coder |
| | ``` |
| | enter your provider, model(s) and endpoint; edit it for different setting(s) if needed |
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| | ## coder |
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| | install coder via npm |
| | ``` |
| | npm install -g @gguf/coder |
| | ``` |
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| | start coding |
| | ``` |
| | coder |
| | ``` |
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| | see example below - vibe code a color picker, and edit it with coder afterwards: |
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| | key difference/feature - when you ask Coder `what time is now` you will get the correct answer instead of when was this model being trained/deployed even your machine is offline (see below) |
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| | - alternatively opt to run `ggc vc` with `gguf-connector` |
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| | ## gguf coder - vscode extension |
| | - search `gguf coder` from marketplace in any vscode compatible IDE |
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