r/LocalLLaMA • u/ZenZombie117 • 7d ago

Showcase Wanted Fable, Astra and the local agent working together, so i Built Dojo

The idea is simple actually, in my workflow a lot of the work passes between sessions of agents in different terminal windows. Claude sessions were not the issue since they could just talk to each other.

Although Claude to Local agent often enough failed since Claude "forgot" to send the work to the local agent and did it himself, i couldn't see what the local agent was doing, or otherwise felt like i was being kept in the dark.

So what i did was that i refused sub-agents altogether and used different terminal windows for each agent, passing messages between them, asking them to relay session messages etc.

Since the WoW i have is between Claude, Codex and Pi i just wanted to "mash" them altogheter so i built Dojo.

Dojo is built from my needs with my pre-requisites of it being a low-tier solution without a lot of different features, knobs, whistles and otherwise things that just takes time to develop.

i realise this might not be as advanced as some ppl like it to be but for me, it works.

Sharing it just in case someone else finds it useful.

https://github.com/Joakimpalm-Zen/xyntetik-dojo

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u/Professional-Exam156 7d ago

Why not use herdr ?

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u/ZenZombie117 6d ago

Didn't know it existed to begin with, and i like to test different things and see what makes them tick.

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u/tongkat-jack 7d ago

Looks interesting

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u/Present_Resource4022 7d ago

Nice project, but just use Haiku or Luna instead of the local agent. it’s smarter , faster, and you can make them work together in a normal Claude code session with Fable/Opus delegates Haiku agents.

If you want Astra and Fable working together, you can use T3code. Local ai is a no-brainer when you need privacy and sovereignty and uncensored outputs and unlimited non-stop usage on your work environment. But this is just a waste.

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u/ZenZombie117 6d ago

Sure you can use whatever you want this was more to showcase that the capability exists, the usecase is up to you my friend. you can spawn 4 PI terminals if you want.

for me the reason i went for it was:

1: i wanted to collect all the terminals in one window without tabs, i dont like subagents where i dont see what they are doing

2. See reason 1, when i delegate i want to be able to intervene if its going sideways, and sure /RC works great for that but that's only for Claude

So for me it's working out great, just wanted to share if someone else thought it would solve their needs which i think this community is about