Bonsai Demo explained: local inference with a fork-specific model
Separate the demo repository, downloaded model weights and required runtime before judging the claims.
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One project, one complete learning path: discover the idea, run it safely, inspect the architecture and code, then decide what to build next.
Separate the demo repository, downloaded model weights and required runtime before judging the claims.
View series →Use one learning goal and a runnable artifact to find a sensible entry point in this large course.
View series →Choose the component that matches your computer-use problem before installing a fleet of tools.
View series →Use the open book and its experiments without confusing a reading list with a deployed agent.
View series →Understand how a generated command line can expose a GUI application without pretending to replace it.
View series →Map goals, agents, tasks and budgets before giving an autonomous team its first assignment.
View series →Follow a memory from an agent conversation into a bank, then decide when recall or reflection is warranted.
View series →Separate financial workflow files, paid host services and human approval before choosing an agent.
View series →Understand the shared core, provider configuration and tool permissions before choosing an interface.
View series →Understand coverage records, independent verification and the limits of an AI-assisted audit.
View series →Separate agents, commands, hooks and MCP configuration from the Claude Code host that uses them.
View series →Learn what proposals, behavior specs, designs and tasks contribute before an assistant edits code.
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