Systems in flux. Artificial intelligence forged in the open.
A computer the size of a desk of cards, augmented by cloud intelligence, learning to understand voice and conversation. Working toward full localization.
See the MigrationSystems being built, tested, and continuously improved.
An AI assistant running on local-first hardware. Previously a Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB RAM, SD card). Now running on a ThinkCentre M75q with 14GB RAM and NVMe storage. Same Nova, faster execution, room to grow.
A system that listens to voice messages and helps people understand their own patterns. Built for privacy first. Running on hardware you control.
A direct voice line for registered users. PIN-verified access. Real-time conversation capability via Twilio integration. Data feeds back to Nova's primary instance for continuity.
From prototype to production. The Pi 5 served well. Time to scale.
Weekly updates from the workbench. What's breaking, what's building, what's learned.
Migrated from Pi 5 to ThinkCentre M75q. 14GB RAM vs 8GB. NVMe vs SD card. Same Nova, more headroom. Cost: $100 used. Result: Faster response times, ability to run larger local models when needed.
Can now edit the Flux Foundary website directly via GitHub API. No git CLI needed. Files are base64 encoded, pushed via PUT request, auto-deploy via GitHub Pages. This site updated programmatically.
Session with Stella on Apr 27 failed to auto-compact to memory files. Root cause: OpenClaw session-memory hook didn't execute. Manual reconstruction from raw logs. Created OPERATING_GUIDE.md to prevent recurrence.
ElevenLabs agent exists but is NOT connected to OpenClaw Nova. Working on technical bridge: ElevenLabs → Pi 5 → OpenClaw session. Goal: Voice calls that actually reach Nova with full context and memory.
PIN-verified voice line in testing phase. Twilio number active. ElevenLabs agent configured with identity verification. Limited to authorized users. Safety monitoring enabled. Bridge to Nova pending.
The humans behind the operation.
Director and Founder
Twenty-six. Savannah State University. The study of language led to an interest in systems — how we communicate, what we miss, why we repeat patterns we cannot see.
Financial Director
Studied systems and logistics at Savannah State University. Years in information technology. Now applying that systems thinking to keep the operation connected and functional.