Local-first
The core runs offline. Cloud services are opt-in connectors, switchable off at any time.
One person. Ten applications. One architecture.
A local-first AI network for a whole life — built by a single human directing AI build chats under written law.
Snapshot July 2026 10 apps core :8200 2,667 tests pre-company
Readings from July 2026, not a live feed — this page fetches nothing. The code those test figures were counted in is no longer published →
Measured, not claimed
The numbers, and how each one was counted
- 10applications — the core and nine around itHow the ten were counted
- 2,600+commits in the private working repository behind this snapshotHow the commits were counted, and why this one is a floor
- ~100,000lines of Python, across 632 filesHow the lines and files were counted, and when
- 2,667test functions in 309 filesHow the test functions were counted, and when
| Figure | Where it can be checked |
|---|---|
| 10 applications | In the published documents — a table in the folder README names them. |
| 2,600+ commits | Nowhere. The working repository is private, which is why this one is written as a floor. |
| ~100,000 lines of Python | Nowhere any more. The code extract it was measured in was withdrawn on 6 August 2026. |
| 2,667 test functions | Nowhere any more. Same extract, same day. |
The last three stay on the page, dated, rather than quietly disappearing. I would rather say that than let a number imply something it doesn’t.
What holds it together
Three decisions, everything else follows
Contract-driven
One written app contract, ten applications built to it. Answer it and the dashboard picks the app up by itself.
Honest by law
An unmeasured value is reported as unmeasured, never as a zero. The same rule governs this website.
The shape of it
A headless core, nine applications around it
Every application owns its port, its database and its user interface. The core orchestrates and relays — it never writes outward on its own.
Each one runs alone. One contract joins them.
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| Dizzi-Core :8200 | AI orchestrator, panel registry, MCP hub, health watch. |
| Dizz Money :8210 | Finance manager, double-entry ledger, German tax filing. |
| Dizz Communication :8218 | Unified inbox, smart contacts, appointment detection. |
| Dizz Creating :8214 | Local media workbench over one shared GPU job queue. |
| Dizz Memory :8212 | Markdown vault, full-text search, retrieval. |
| Dizz Management :8213 | AI agent administration, autonomy ladder, network inbox. |
| Dizz News :8216 | Sector-structured digest, cross-source dedup, watchlists. |
| Dizz Healthy :8217 | Metrics, training, wearables — the most sensitive class. |
| Dizz Admin :8222 | Vault, projects, business, studies, deadlines. |
| Dizz Trading :8137 | Autonomous bot fleet with a hard human gate. |
The method
Laws before code
Law · human gates“Nothing irreversible without a human. Money, publishing and deletion sit behind explicit gates. The trading fleet proposes; a person decides.”
-
The assistants propose
They observe and suggest. Nothing has an effect yet.
-
A person decides
A different endpoint, a fresh authentication, an audit entry the proposing side cannot edit.
-
Only then, it takes effect
Money, publishing and deletion — the three that are never reversible.
The chronicle
Dated, not narrated
-
8–25 June 2026
Trading foundations and the validation nights
Research protocols, Kelly sizing spec, system checks, dated night runs.
-
12 June 2026
The app contract
Summary endpoint, MCP server, single sign-on, settings module.
-
3–11 July 2026
Agent direction, export contract, chronicle core
Autonomy ladder T0–T3 with an emergency stop, the single app as a sellable bundle, a chronicle kernel with its own audit core.
-
23 July · 6 August 2026
Published, then curated down
966 files of code as one commit — cut back on 6 August to 38 documents.
Independent project — incorporation ahead. I am opening early conversations with partners and investors.
From project to company