Offline Autonomous AI Engineer: Phase 1–2 Complete — Local LLM + Memory + Eval Loop (Architecture Inside)

:waving_hand: What I’m Building

I’m developing a fully offline, memory-retaining autonomous AI engineer. It’s designed to take user intent, retain task history, generate/refactor code, and evolve independently — no API calls, no cloud dependencies.

This isn’t a co-pilot — it’s an engineer that thinks back.


:brain: What’s Built So Far

  • Local LLM inference (Mistral-based, fast + cheap)
  • Full command interface
  • Memory layer (session + indexed context)
  • Output interpreter
  • Plugin scaffold (Phase 2 now live)
  • Improvement loop UI (task queue, log summarization, retries)

:magnifying_glass_tilted_left: Why This is Different

  • Fully modular + explainable
  • Memory is a real system, not context stuffing
  • Architecture-first, not prompt-first
  • Soon expanding into hybrid (local + cloud-enhanced modes)

:camera_with_flash: Screenshot


:link: Full article with diagrams:


:rocket: Feedback I’m Looking For:

  • Offline vector memory strategies
  • Best practice for task evaluators + retry loops
  • Anyone doing similar agentic orchestration locally?

Tags:
offline-llm, memory-layer, agent-architecture, open-source-llm, mistral, dev-tools

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