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Best Use of Llama 3.1 — Dev AI Agent at AI Agent Hackathon 2024

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I’m excited to share that our project Dev_AI_Agent received both the Best Use of Llama 3.1 Award from Meta and placed as Runner-Up at the AI Agent Hackathon!

What is Dev AI Agent?

Dev_AI_Agent is a groundbreaking coding assistant that operates as an intelligent agent on local machines, automating up to 99% of the app development process. It builds entire applications from scratch — components, pages, and APIs — while supporting various tech stacks like Next.js and Angular.

Key Features

  • Full App Generation: Takes a complex idea and transforms it into a fully functional app in minutes
  • Multi-Stack Support: Works with Next.js, Angular, React, and more
  • Privacy-First: Offers both local and deployed versions, ensuring full code security
  • On-Device Execution: Optimized to run Llama 3.1 efficiently on M1 Macs with 32GB RAM
  • 100x Speed: Demonstrated building a complete note-taking app (Notex) in minutes vs. traditional development

The Demo

During the RAG-A-THON event, we demonstrated how Dev AI Agent can take a complex idea like a note-taking application and transform it into a fully functional app in minutes — at 100x the speed of traditional development.

Awards

  • Best Use of Llama 3.1 — Awarded by Meta for optimal use of the Llama 3.1 model
  • Runner-Up — AI Agent Hackathon 2024 by Lablab.ai

Why It Matters

This project highlights the transformative power of AI in building and shipping products faster than ever. By running LLMs on-device, we maintain privacy while delivering incredible speed — making development faster, cost-effective, and highly customizable.

Tech Stack

  • LLM: Meta Llama 3.1 (on-device)
  • Hardware: Optimized for Apple M1/M2 with 32GB RAM
  • Frameworks: Next.js, Angular support
  • Architecture: Local-first agent with cloud deployment option

This experience was a game-changer, and I’m excited to continue pushing the boundaries of what AI can do in app development!

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