Stardock ships Clairvoyance, a local-first agent that runs overnight tasks
draginol · x · 2026-09-13
Stardock founder Brad Wardell demos Clairvoyance, a free local-first agent tool that runs on your own machine and works on real projects—building, testing, and shipping finished work overnight, with support from on-device models (e.g. Qwen 27B at 48 tok/s) up to frontier models.
- Real use case: iterating balance strategies for Sins of a Solar Empire II—Wardell writes strategies and code, while agents run batches of AI-vs-AI games and generate graphs to validate them.
- The workspace includes scheduled tasks, forum watch, log digests, reports, and shareable 'Exhibit' dashboards; available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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