Local LLMs changed how I use Home Assistant, and now my smart devices actually listen
… After all, few things can match the convenience of an LLM-controlled Home Assistant. …
… After all, few things can match the convenience of an LLM-controlled Home Assistant. …
… While a standard chat waits for your input, AgenticSeek uses your local LLM to actually do things. By treating the LLM as an API for these agents, I can offload entire workflows. …
… Sign in to your XDA account I’ve started pairing my FOSS applications with self-hosted LLMs running on my Ollama and LM Studio instances, and AI-powered workflows have made my life a lot smoother. …
… Related I don't pay for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or Claude – I stick to my self-hosted LLMs instead There's no point in relying on AI tools when my local LLMs can handle everything Home Assistant with a local LLM is already doing what Gemini for Home promises Run your stack with your rules You … …
… Related Your local LLM feels weak because you're treating it like a search engine It’s not the model’s fault Invisible AI is the inevitable future, and that's what I'm waiting for LLMs, whether cloud or local, have transformed the workflows of many of my fellow writers, but I'm not convinced yet. …
… Related 5 self-hosted LLMs I use for specific tasks My customized, self-hosted AI workflow Focus on workflow integration instead Connecting the engine to the wheels For a long time, my local LLM was just a destination, a tab I’d visit when I had a specific question. …
… If you are still not convinced about local LLMs, check out these obvious advantages of using them over cloud AI .
… Related I ran local LLMs on a "dead" GPU, and the results surprised me My Pascal card may not be ideal for intensive workloads, but it's more than enough for light LLM-powered tasks My local AI-aided workflows insulate me on the privacy front Although the fact that I don’t have to pay monthly subsc… …
… Not all LLMs are created equal The “best LLM” depends entirely on your use case If you lurk in AI-centric forums, you’ve probably come across posts highlighting specific LLMs as the next best thing since sliced bread. …
… And I don’t just mean cloud-based LLMs, either. I’ve spent the last couple of months pairing my local models with open-source tools, and these LLMs are surprisingly good at tackling OCR workflows, generating bookmark tags, organizing notes, and other bogus tasks. …