It would be cool if the output that that the LLM made (commands it ran to harden, the iptables, MPTCP config, etc.) was included in the post.
It seems incredulous that this didn’t take dozens of back and forth prompts and fixes. It was able to one-shot deploying a digital ocean droplet and configure wireguard?
Here are some of the commands it used (censored & auto-generated) with a few specific examples at the end:
https://jonathanclark.com/posts/bonded-internet-connection-c...
> It was able to one-shot deploying a digital ocean droplet and configure wireguard?
Yes, that part was pretty easy - but the whole thing wasn't one shot. The parts I struggled with were: - getting automated SSH installed on the $130 router, once you have that the LLM can drive things - during security hardening, I got fully locked out and had to recreate a new VM. But it was able to automatically recreate everything in a few minutes.
> 1. Downgraded Xfinity from $90/mo to a basic $50/mo plan (still usable speeds, just lower tier)
> 2. Added AT&T Fiber as a second line at $55/mo (different infrastructure = different failure modes)
> 3. Bonded both connections using WireGuard VPN and OpenWRT routing
Edit:
Another lie detected: ATT isn't accepting new customers on DSL, and is in fact yanking service for existing customers in many areas. So there's zero chance that OP signed up for ATT copper internet within the last year or so.
https://www.att.com/internet/dsl/