But it does local models via ollama, supports multiple chats, and can get an app stood up just the same as Bolt, v0, Lovable, et al.

Stoked this is being built, looking forward to seeing what it becomes!

Regarding the localness, are you optimizing or targeting users that prefer only local inference? The part about API keys at the end makes me wonder if there's any practical difference outside of lower local resource requirements and access to private models on the clound.

Do you recommend or force that people use any specific languages or frameworks that dyad is optimized to render or iterate on locally?

Using Cursor, I felt like it was too easy to modify too many things in one go.

I keep my prompts scoped to drafting / refining specific components. If I feel stuck, I’ll use the chat as a rubber duck to bounce ideas off of and rebuild momentum. Asking the model to follow a specific pattern you’ve already established helps with consistency.

Recently been impressed with Gemini 2.5, it’s able to provide more substantive responses when I ask for criticism whereas the other models will act more like sycophants.