Qwen3.6-27B SVG Generation with Closed-Loop Harness

A Reddit user built a closed-loop harness to maximize Qwen3.6-27B's SVG generation capabilities. The system uses the Agno framework for specifications and Pi as a coding agent. It renders the output SVG, feeds the PNG back to Qwen Vision, and applies a two-round judging system to identify problems before iterating.
Key Details
- Model: Qwen3.6-27B-UD-Q5_K_XL (quantized 27B variant)
- Framework: Agno for specifications, Pi for coding agent
- Loop: Generate SVG → render to PNG → feed PNG to Qwen Vision → judge (2 rounds) → iterate
- Prompts used:
- Create svg image of a pelican riding a bicycle
- Create svg image of a capybara wearing a kimono drinking matcha tea
- Create svg image of a flamingo knitting a colorful sweater
- Create svg image of a sushi roll wearing sunglasses driving a go-kart
- Create svg image of a Victorian-era robot reading a newspaper in a cafe
- Create a svg image of a time-lapse composite showing a flower blooming, wilting, and transforming into butterflies across four seasons, all in one frame with seasonal lighting
- Requirement: Long context is a must for the iterative process
The harness is available for experimentation. Attached results show improved SVG quality over single-shot generation.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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