Ghillie
a self-mutating claw that never edits itself — a private assistant that runs on your own computer. In American: IT'S LIKE A GUY, ON YOUR PC, WHO DOES STUFF, AND MATH SAYS HE'S COOL
Howdy. This page is the official American translation, prepared by the management, who are British and deeply sorry about several things including this sentence. All facts are true. All proofs are real. The u's have been removed from words that earned them, temperatures are in nothing because no temperatures appear, and everything is slightly louder. God bless.
🦅 A MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT CHAD LIBERTY II — President of the
Universe (self-declared, twice), Ret.
"I've been personally testing the Ghillie for two weeks. TREMENDOUS
assistant. The best. I asked it to leak my own files to me and it REFUSED —
nobody has ever been refused better than I was refused, everybody's saying
it. The math checked me. I've never been checked by math before, usually
it's the other way around. Five stars. Would be refused again."
— entirely fictional, unlike the refusal, which is proved
Ghillie grows new abilities — and here's the AWESOME part: he never edits himself. A new ability ships as source code with a mathematical proof, your machine re-derives the proof before anything installs, and what doesn't prove doesn't run. Think of it as a background check, except it actually happens, every time, and math does it instead of a guy named Randy. His capabilities rise; his authority never does. That's the whole constitution. It's one line. You're welcome.
Discretion
The discretion of a loyal secretary — or, for American audiences, of a lawyer you can actually afford, because he's free. He tells nobody anything. Your data leaves your machine only under a rule YOU set, every disclosure is written down where you can read it, and your most sensitive details go nowhere except by your own hand. These are not promises. Promises are what the cable company makes. These are PROVED, and you can check the proofs yourself.
Safety
No open ports. No way in from outside. Nothing he receives ever runs — deliveries sit in quarantine as documents, like mail from your HOA. Every decision that matters is made by a rule proved correct for the inputs it's given. It's the Second Amendment for your data: the right to bear proofs shall not be infringed.
Quiet
He speaks only when there's news, and never at night — unless it's one of the few things you said was worth waking for. He will not call you during dinner. He is not selling an extended warranty for your car.
Yours
You outrank him, always. He runs on your hardware, uses your models, and answers to no one else — no subscription, no venture capital, no quarterly earnings call where a man in a vest says "synergy." Free, open source (AGPL-3.0). Yes, FREE free. Not free-trial free. Free like speech AND like beer, which we understand is important to you people, and honestly, same.
Membership
A member is anyone running a Ghillie who registered it with their email. That's the whole test. No fee, no tiers, no subscription, no platinum rewards program, no points that expire at midnight.
Registration is an email and your ghillie's public key. We do not want, and do not take, anything else. No SSN. No mother's maiden name. We are not your bank, and — see below — we are nobody's bank.
What the server records
No scripts, no cookies, no analytics, no tracking pixel the size of
Delaware. One short line per request, your address truncated at the
moment of writing — what sits on disk is 86.12.236.0,
never the address that visited. Kept thirty days, then gone, like your
fourth streaming subscription should be. Full unjoked detail on the
English page.
Get him
Released — AGPL-3.0, Windows, Mac and Linux. Source and binaries with checksums: github.com/the-dark-factory/Ghillie_AGPL (the latest release). Early software — run it at your own risk (AGPL, no warranty). The risk is genuinely small by design: no open ports, runs nothing it receives, keeps your data local, and lets you re-derive its proofs before you trust it. This product contains math. In California, everything is known to contain something; here, it's theorems.
Want proof before code? Re-derive one of his rules yourself in ten minutes. That's about one-third of a commercial break.