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Building a Coding Agent with Gemma-4-26B: Meet Kon
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Building a Coding Agent with Gemma-4-26B: Meet Kon

用 Gemma-4-26B 打造編碼助手 Kon：輕量級本地 AI 程式設計工具

I built Kon, a lightweight coding agent that works surprisingly well with local models like Gemma-4-26B for everyday coding tasks. It's open source on GitHub (https://github.com/0xku/kon) and draws inspiration from Pi, OpenCode, Amp, and Claude Code. Here's what makes it stand out: tiny system prompt (under 270 tokens that you can customize), zero telemetry tracking, and it actually works. No bloat, no phone-home behavior—just a practical tool for developers who want to run AI coding assistance locally without compromising privacy.

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