Not sure how many here have embraced the madness of these two letters — AI — but the last three years pushed me back into my first love: tech.
Eight months ago this started with a $140 Kamrui mini PC and an old monitor. The goal? Teach my 7-year-old Linux instead of Windows. He didn’t care. He wanted Fortnite. But Ubuntu was free, so I started tinkering again.
Eight months later, that tinkering turned into seven servers — four of them absolute monsters — and a multi-agent AI system built entirely from the ground up.
What started as “let’s learn Linux” became: [LIST] []A multi-agent AI orchestration system []A family AI OS in development []Voice control across the house []AI camera inference with Frigate []Firewall + network management automation []Intelligent DNS stack []VLAN segmentation for IoT isolation []Backup automation []Patch management []Observability [*]And most importantly — a dedicated AI for my son [/LIST] Ollie.
Ollie runs on my servers and on his devices. He’s Kellen’s digital older brother. He logs. He protects. He assists. He grows with him.
The system has: [LIST] []A constitution []Eight AI agents with defined roles []A hierarchy []One master agent [*]One human operator [/LIST] You choose your direction. You type or speak. From install to execution, the organism handles it.
I didn’t set out to build an AI OS.
I set out to keep my kid safe in a 2026 digital world.
And somewhere along the way, I built something bigger.
I’m fucking excited.