Writer uses qwen3.8:27b to audit his novella and builds a git hook blocking non-ascii commits
walkingriver · x · 2026-09-08
The author runs local qwen3.8:27b as a critical reviewer of his novella — checking continuity and logic errors, plus flagging em-dashes and other "problem" characters. The model then suggested and built a custom git hook to prevent non-ascii characters from being committed. A neat example of using a local model for creative QA and workflow automation.
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