Local-First Computing
Description
Benjamin Life:
"One of the most exciting aspects of vibe coding is its compatibility with local-first computing and peer-to-peer networking. Modern AI models capable of supporting basic semantic processing can run entirely on local devices, meaning communities can build sophisticated applications without depending on cloud services or surrendering their data to external platforms.
This local-first approach doesn't mean isolation—quite the opposite. By maintaining local control over their tools and data, communities can more freely choose how and when to connect with broader networks. They can participate in federated systems that allow knowledge sharing and collaboration while maintaining sovereignty over their digital infrastructure.
The potential here extends far beyond individual applications. Communities can develop entire ecosystems of interconnected tools that work together seamlessly because they're built according to shared protocols and standards. Rather than being locked into proprietary platforms, they can create networks of interoperable applications that evolve and adapt as needs change."
(https://omniharmonic.substack.com/p/civic-vibe-coding-localism)