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Kalynt

Kalynt

Local AI IDE. Your code stays yours.

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Kalynt is a privacy-first AI IDE that runs entirely on your machine. Your code never leaves your computer unless you explicitly choose. Unlike Cursor or GitHub Copilot, Kalynt runs local LLMs (Qwen, Devstral 24B) directly on your hardware – even on 8GB RAM. Real-time P2P collaboration uses encrypted signals, not cloud servers. Built with AIME (context management engine), CRDTs, WebRTC. Open-core (AGPL-3.0). Beta v1.0 – shipping fast, iterating based on feedback.
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Hermes Lekkas
Maker
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I'm Hermes, and I built Kalynt over the last month. The problem: Tools like Cursor are amazing, but your code goes to their servers. I wanted something where your code stays yours – fully offline, P2P collaboration, no data collection. How it works: Run local LLMs (Qwen, Devstral 24B) directly on your machine AIME intelligently manages context so even 8GB RAM is enough Real-time collaboration through encrypted P2P (no servers) Core is fully open-source (AGPL-3.0) Current state: This is genuine beta – agents can be unreliable, P2P occasionally drops, Windows/macOS need more testing. But the architecture is solid and I'm shipping updates fast. What I need from you: Which models should I prioritize next? Help debugging Windows/macOS issues (I developed on Linux) Feedback on AIME architecture – is there a better approach? Early testers who understand beta software Happy to answer technical questions about CRDTs, WebRTC signaling, or local LLM optimization. Let's build this together!