One of the most interesting coding agents to run locally is actually OpenAI Codex, since it has the ability to run against their gpt-oss models hosted by Ollama.
codex --oss -m gpt-oss:20b
One of the most interesting coding agents to run locally is actually OpenAI Codex, since it has the ability to run against their gpt-oss models hosted by Ollama.
codex --oss -m gpt-oss:20b
What do you find interesting about it, and how does it compare to commercial offerings?
It's rare to find a local model that's capable of running tools in a loop well enough to power a coding agent.
I don't think gpt-oss:20b is strong enough to be honest, but 120b can do an OK job.
Nowhere NEAR as good as the big hosted models though.
Think of it as the early years of UNIX & PC. Running inferences and tools locally and offline opens doors to new industries. We might not even need client/server paradigm locally. LLM is just a probabilistic library we can call.
Thanks.