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In the previous post, I laid out the full six-layer architecture of an open-source AI coding IDE. Today we start building it.
This post ships the first real component of Dhi (धी) — an open-source AI coding IDE built entirely on open-source models. Dhi means pure intellect in Sanskrit, from the Gayatri Mantra. The name fits: the goal is an IDE that gives you genuine intelligence over your codebase — with no API keys, no token pricing, and no closed-source inference backend.
By the end of this post you will have:
A working FIM autocomplete engine running on your laptop
