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aider-setup

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Set up and maintain the aider nightly local-coding pipeline: two local Ollama models (a writer that codes and tests, a reviewer that never edits) run one aider process per plan overnight, with no Claude Code involved, driven by aider-plan.ps1/aider-night.ps1 and gated by measured token budgets. Use this skill whenever the user wants to install, tune, or fix the aider kit on this machine; asks to run, resume, or debug an overnight aider plan; wants the distribution zip for students rebuilt or republished; or asks about the GPU/context-window tuning that decides num_ctx, num_gpu and num_thread for a local model. Triggers on: aider-setup, aider kit, aider nightly pipeline, run aider overnight, tune aider models, rebuild aider-kit.zip, aider-plan, aider-night.

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