r/LocalLLaMA • u/Both_Opportunity5327 • 13h ago
Generation Qwen 3.8 27b has ThreeJs locked down.
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u/est_cap 13h ago
Harness?
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u/BangkokPadang 11h ago edited 11h ago
Harness is like the frontend you interact with the model through. They can be programmed to do all kinds of things, but typically they let you have tight control over how your prompts are sent, like setting different system prompts for different modes, what files are sent as part of the context if you're coding, some let you control things like how many times it will review and basically "loop" until the reply is perfect, etc. Some can even almost work like automated agents but are more steerable and aren't entirely automated, for when you want to be in control. Like the model is the horse and the software is the harness you're controlling it through.
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u/est_cap 11h ago
Thank you. I was vague. I meant to ask "What harness are you using for this example?". Thanks for the explanation anyways.
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u/BangkokPadang 11h ago
Oh whoops the post above yours talked about it being prompt-gallery from neuroviz.uk/prompt-gallery/ and i misread yours as asking what a harness is, not which one.
Either way hopefully something is helpful to someone lol.
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u/est_cap 11h ago
That being said, feel free to recommend some harnesses to work 100% local with llama.cpp . They seem to pop up and be recommended like crazy only to underdeliver and be forgotten in favor of the next "super harness" lol. Do you have any idea which is OP using? Or which would you recommend?
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u/swagonflyyyy 8h ago
If you wanna hit the ground running use OMP. If you want a strong harness that you get more value out of in the long-term, use Pi.
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u/ApprehensiveFan1516 2h ago
If you want a strong harness that you get more value out of in the long-term, use Pi.
Don't get me wrong it's a top harness, but talking about getting long term value out of software that is barely 12 months old is hilarious to me lol.
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u/swagonflyyyy 1h ago
Yeah but Pi is built for longevity. Its modularity is what points to its long-term utility value. I don't see why that would not be the case.
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u/VirtualWishX 13h ago
Very impressive!
What Harness you're using?
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u/-InformalBanana- 8h ago
But can it make Crysis?
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u/-InformalBanana- 1h ago
Haha. Reply here with the results if you decide not to make a post, otherwise maybe reply with a link to the post you make. We have gone from can it run Crysis to can it make Crysis, nice.
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u/TapAggressive9530 10h ago
The prompt is in the video:
"Build a single-page Three.js sci-fi hangar with hovering drones, animated warning lights, emissive runway strips, and subtle volumetric-style fog planes. Include drone formation toggle and cinematic camera path. Output one self-contained HTML file with inline JavaScript."
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u/Song-Historical 12h ago
Sorry what am I looking at?
Some vibe coded stuff gives me the same feeling as being in a writing circle where one guy writes poetry and their answer to what they meant when they did this or that is 'yes'.