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Notes on getting more out of Horon when you run your own work.
- Designing for the machine you ownLocal-first is a placement decision before it is a privacy claim. Why the work runs where the files are, what that costs (the machine stays on, the setup is yours), and who should pick something else.7 min
- How plugins fit togetherA plugin here is a native library the agent loads against a fixed contract. Here is what the host hands it, what it can actually reach, and what is honestly not built yet.8 min
- Keeping your files on your diskThe assistant reads and edits files where they already are, so nothing is imported first. Three things still leave the machine, and this post names each one instead of promising that nothing does.9 min
- Running your first task end to endWhat happens between pointing the assistant at a folder and getting a result, in order: it reads the files where they are, says what it is doing call by call, stops for an answer when it asks, and writes the result into the same files. Here is what you do, what it does, and what to check before you trust the output.7 min
- What we're building nextA status post, not an announcement. The web app is live, the desktop app runs from source but has no installer, the phone app stops at the login screen, there is no plugin store, and nothing is charged. Then the direction: one window over the tools, and plugins as the way a product reaches it.6 min