Scripted Ygg interface demo

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Bashnode --input-type=module --check < ygg/demo.js && npx --yes html-validate@latest ygg/index.html && bash -n deploy.sh && git diff --check
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Scripted v0.6.2 interface demo. Commands, model names, timings, and telemetry are illustrative.

the coding agent for local models

Local models.
Explicit control.

Rust. Direct connections. Supervised extensions.

engine Rust

One native CLI. Living transcript.

model traffic direct

Your machine to selected endpoint.

local modelsfirst class
extension API0.2
task delegationbounded
renderingliving transcript
sessionsdurable

ygg-serve · first-party extension

The local agent.
Now in your browser.

Ygg Serve puts the coding agent in a loopback-only web workspace. Sessions, command history, context, and artifacts stay on the machine running Ygg.

  • 127.0.0.1 only
  • no relay
  • durable sessions
setup guide ↗
127.0.0.1loopback ygg serve
yggReview release readiness
Done
Live UI demo · responses and actions are simulated
Review the release candidate, run the important checks, and give me something visual I can inspect.

I’ll verify the release candidate against the focused gates, inspect the changed files, and build a compact review artifact.

Ran commands, edited file · 2m 12s

The candidate is ready for review. All 42 focused checks passed, the eight changed files match the intended release scope, and I found no open blockers.

▧ Context Qwen 3.5 27B Max ◇ Workspace 48%

Interactive product simulation. No model, local host, or local files are connected.

0.6.2

Install.

release notes ↗