Testing Open-Source Models via pidotdev Workflows
TheZachMueller · x · 2026-07-12
The author turned a weekend project into an experiment: migrating as many workflows as possible to @pidotdev to test open-source models.
Current takeaways:
- Open-source models currently have the edge in writing style and readability
- However, there are still hallucinations and other issues to address
This is practical workflow feedback rather than just a standard model review.
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