About
I'm Allee. I build things that work.
My main project is AI OS — an open-source operating system for local LLMs. It gives your AI memory, identity, tools, and the ability to actually learn from talking to you. Everything runs on your machine. Your data stays on your machine. No cloud. No subscription. No one selling your conversations to train their next model.
I started building it because I wanted my AI to remember my name. It couldn't. So I built the memory system. Then I needed it to not lose its personality every time the context window rolled over, so I built the identity system. Then I wanted it to read files and search the web, so I built the tool system. Then I kept going for about a year and now it's a full architecture with background learning, event triggers, fine-tuning pipelines, and a dashboard that shows you exactly what your AI is thinking before it responds.
I didn't go to school for this. I learned math, psychology, and then enough neuroscience to be dangerous. The architecture uses established patterns from information retrieval and graph theory — co-occurrence weighting, spread activation, decay functions, hierarchical attention — not because they sound impressive, but because they solve real engineering problems when you're trying to make a stateless text generator act like it has persistent state.
I care about what I build and who it's for. I'm not interested in building engagement algorithms, dark patterns, or systems designed to extract value from people who don't know they're the product. If your company makes money by making people's lives worse, we're not a fit and that's fine.
If you're building something real — AI infrastructure, developer tools, systems that respect the people using them — I'd like to talk.