Tagged 'open-source'
All posts tagged with 'open-source' on William Zujkowski's blog
Posts tagged "open-source"
6 posts tagged with open-source
Supercharging Development with Claude-Flow: AI Swarm Intelligence for Modern Engineering
Claude-Flow orchestrates AI agent swarms for development—84.8% SWE-Bench solve rate with neural learning. Here's my experience building with it
Down the MCP Rabbit Hole: Building a Standards Server
The ongoing saga of turning my standards repo into an MCP server for Claude. Spoiler: It's working mostly, and I've only rewritten it three times so far
Vulnerability Management at Scale with Open Source Tools
Build an enterprise-grade vulnerability management program using only open source tools. From scanning to remediation tracking, here's how to do it right
Automating Home Network Security with Python and Open Source Tools
Automation scripts and tools I built to keep my home network secure, including Ansible playbooks, Python monitors, and automated patching systems
Building My Digital Garden with Eleventy
Why I chose Eleventy for my personal site and the journey of building a fast, accessible, privacy-respecting digital home with modern web technologies
Open-Source vs. Proprietary LLMs: A Battle of Accessibility, Customization, and Community
Running both Llama and GPT-4 in my homelab taught me the real trade-offs between open-source and proprietary LLMs beyond hype and marketing