退休者用 Meta Muse Spark 1.3 在 VS Code 写 Linux 应用
作者在 Linux 上用 VS Code + OpenCode + Meta Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor 模型，零手写代码做出 GTK 计算器，几小时 token 花费不到十美分。
I'm finally getting off my ass and experimenting more with AI-enabled software development for hobbyist purposes now that I'm retired. I've given up on local AI because I can't justify the setup cost on something that I'm not sure I'll use long-term. I'll revisit this if costs ever come back down from the stratosphere. On my Linux workstation, I'm using the VS Code IDE paired with the OpenCode coding agent and the Meta Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor model. I had Grok create a set of instructions to walk me through setting it all up, including tests to check it all out and experiment with changing code. First, a "hello world" application, and then a GTK-C calculator GUI application for Linux. It all worked out just as Grok instructed. I didn't write one line of code, but the calculator works and looks exactly as expected. Because I'm using the very highly subsidized Contributor model, a few hours of playing around cost me under ten cents in token costs. I'm not sure where I'm going with this. For now, it's to learn how the coding agent and model work together with the underlying software project. But, longer term, I'm interested in a hybrid model where the AI and I share the coding on a project. I'd appreciate any thoughts or comments on how I'm approaching this.