USB Drive Runs Offline AI Coding Agent on Any Laptop [Code-Stick]
Forget cloud-based AI assistants. A new open-source project, code-stick, transforms a simple USB drive into a fully functional, offline AI coding agent.
Forget cloud-based AI assistants. A new open-source project, code-stick, transforms a simple USB drive into a fully functional, offline AI coding agent.
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