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AGENT
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Latest release
v3.1.11
Date

About

Mingbird is a local-first agent harness for Windows and Ollama aimed at 2 to 9B parameter models. Its repository reports that the same 2B model scores 0.017 to 0.821 across four agent harnesses on a 288-cell public benchmark. It includes a one-click mode that blocks outbound connections and has no telemetry.

At a glance

Mingbird runs a model through an agent that can edit files, run commands and feed test errors back into another attempt. It is worth evaluating if you want to see whether a small local model can finish a bounded task on your own hardware.

Good fit

Developers who can review the source and dependencies and test the agent in an isolated environment with a disposable workspace.

Consider something else when

Skip it if you need a signed Windows installer or cannot isolate the agent from private files and credentials. The documented Windows installer is unsigned.

Start here

Review the source setup and use a disposable environment. Select a local inference engine, enable the documented offline mode, and try adding a test to a synthetic project. Inspect the diff and run the test independently.

Cost and requirements

The Apache 2.0 project documents a Python source setup and local engines including Ollama. Model memory and runtime depend on the model and hardware. Optional cloud inference has separate provider costs and data handling.

Limits to know

The agent runs commands and writes files. The documented offline mode disables web tools and cloud inference within Mingbird. Use operating-system isolation to constrain network and file access during evaluation.

Tags

agent-harnesslocal-llmollamawindowsbenchmarkprivacy

Tech Stack

Python

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