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MCP 2026-07-28 Migration Guide: Stateless Core, Auth, and Compatibility Checks

An unperformed MCP migration test plan for exact client, gateway, SDK and server combinations. Check protocol compatibility, denied access and multi-instance behavior with disposable data, while separating protocol statelessness from application state and authorization.

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Minimum Viable Evals for Technical AI Workflows

A practical AI evals guide for testing prompts, RAG, coding assistants, config review, assertions, Ragas, promptfoo, and regression checks.

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Open WebUI Security Baseline: Patch, Isolate, And Test Tool Permissions

Assess Open WebUI patch scope and ordinary-user access to chats, files, retrieval collections and tools. Test backend denials separately from visible interface controls, using synthetic data and harmless actions.

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Nemotron and Agentic Local AI

Evaluate a specific Nemotron checkpoint against memory and runtime support, then start agent experiments with read-only tools, scoped credentials, logged calls, and approval for changes.

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Local Coding Assistants: Codex CLI, Continue, Aider, and OpenHands

Compare Codex CLI, Continue, Aider, and OpenHands by workflow, model support, permissions, and recovery; evaluate scoped tasks in a disposable repository before granting broader access.

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Build a Private RAG Box for Network Docs

A private RAG guide for network documentation, configs, diagrams, NetBox exports, runbooks, embeddings, vector search, citations, and evals.

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Adding RAG: Chat with Documents Locally

A beginner-friendly guide to local document chat, embeddings, vector databases, Open WebUI knowledge bases, privacy, and common RAG mistakes.

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Local AI Hardware Sizing: CPU, NPU, GPU, RAM, and VRAM

A local AI hardware sizing guide explaining model memory, quantization, KV cache, CPU-only use, NPUs, GPUs, RAM, VRAM, and upgrade tiers.

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Home AI Hardware Levels: A Beginner's Guide to the PC You Need

A plain-English guide to choosing hardware for a home AI setup, from using an old PC to building a serious GPU workstation.

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Local AI Models Explained: Gemma, Llama, Qwen, Nemotron, Phi, DeepSeek, and More

Decode local model names, quantization, context, and memory requirements, then compare exact checkpoints on your own tasks rather than choosing by family name or advertised size.

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