Building a local AI agent in Workshop on Ubuntu

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Build a fully local AI coding agent on Ubuntu using Canonical Workshop and the Qwen3-Coder Inference Snap. In this step-by-step demo, you'll set up an isolated development environment, connect your coding agent to a locally hosted LLM, and run coding tasks without an internet connection. Follow along to recreate the setup on your own machine, using CPU or GPU inference. Resources: › Download Ubuntu: https://ubuntu.com/download › Install Canonical Workshop: https://snapcraft.io/workshop › Install Qwen3-Coder Inference Snap: https://snapcraft.io/qwen3-coder › Configuration files: https://github.com/canonical/local-ai-agent-pi-workshop Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and sandbox demo 00:45 System architecture overview 01:26 Installing the Qwen3-Coder inference snap 05:04 Installing Workshop 05:32 Defining the workshop 06:40 Launching the workshop 08:06 Declaring the tunnel 11:06 Configuring the local model for Pi 13:43 Putting everything together 14:46 Closing remarks #Canonical #Ubuntu #Workshop #Developer

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