Locally Uncensored 2.3.3 adds phone access, Qwen 3.6

Big swing release, and the interesting part is not just the model support but the product direction: this is moving from “local AI app” toward a full local agent runtime with real transport, auth, and orchestration concerns.

• –The remote-access layer is the clearest user-facing upgrade: phone web app, JWT auth, passcodes, rate limiting, and live sync make the local stack useful outside the desktop.
• –The Codex rewrite is the technical center of gravity: streaming between tool calls and persistence across sessions should materially improve perceived responsiveness and task continuity.
• –The agent architecture sounds ambitious: parallel execution plus side-effect grouping is the right idea, but it is also where correctness bugs usually hide.
• –Qwen 3.6 day-0 support is a strong positioning move for users who want a capable local coding/vision model without waiting for ecosystem catch-up.
• –“Caveman mode” is a small feature on paper, but it fits the project’s tone and makes the app feel opinionated rather than generic.
• –The repo’s current release notes show this as a broad platform update, not a single-feature release, which is why it reads like the biggest version bump so far.