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Everything we've published on sed across guides, agents, hardware reviews and glossary entries: 13 entries in total.
Guides (1)
- Git Wrapper sed RewriteRuntime · 2026-02-18
Using sed in the git wrapper to rewrite all three SSH URL formats (git+ssh://, ssh://, git@) to HTTPS in a single pass, since proot has no SSH agent for GitHub authentication.
Agents (3)
- NanoClaw
Small TypeScript agent (MIT) built on Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK. Every agent runs in its own Docker container, on macOS, Linux or Windows through WSL2.
- IronClaw
Rust agent from NEAR AI, MIT or Apache-2.0. Untrusted tools run in a WebAssembly sandbox with declared capabilities, and secrets are injected outside them.
- ZeroClaw
Single Rust binary from ZeroClaw Labs, MIT or Apache-2.0. Works with Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama and about twenty other providers, and turns on an OS sandbox it detects.
Hardware (4)
- Mac Studio M3 Ultra
Apple's 2025 local-LLM workstation: M3 Ultra, 96 GB of unified memory configurable to 256 GB, 819 GB/s. Since replaced by the M5 Ultra model.
- Lenovo ThinkCentre M75q (used)
Lenovo ThinkCentre M75q, used: a €150-250 Ryzen mini PC with 16 GB of RAM and an NVMe slot, enough for Hermes Agent with the browser tool.
- Minisforum UM790 Pro
Minisforum UM790 Pro: Ryzen 9 7940HS with Radeon 780M graphics and up to 64 GB of DDR5, for a Linux agent host that also runs local models.
- Dell OptiPlex 3070 / 5070 Micro (used)
€100-180 used Intel mini PC. 8th gen i5, 8-16 GB RAM, NVMe. The cheapest credible mini PC for self-hosted AI.
Glossary (5)
- NanoClaw :Small MIT-licensed TypeScript assistant that runs every agent in its own Docker container, on macOS, Linux or WSL2. Built on the Claude Agent SDK.
- VPS :Virtual private server: a virtualised slice of a physical server, rented by the month.
- Edge AI :AI workloads running close to where data is generated rather than in centralised cloud datacenters.
- GGUF :File format for storing quantised LLM weights, used by llama.cpp and Ollama.
- Vector database :Database optimised for similarity search over high-dimensional embeddings.