Written in crystal, so it compiles to native code, uses basically no resources, supports telegram, brave web search, MCP servers (which he can configure himself, just ask) and so on.
Just a single binary. Build, copy to your PATH, run it. THAT IS IT.
Only supporting z.ai as LLM because it's the one subscription I pay for.
Avoiding that problem was one of the main goals of Nikola's development, which is why it has a whole dependency build thing (based on doit, similar to a Makefile).
I have a 1200+ post blog so it was that or death by boredom :-)
Yes, it's perfectly legal, but is incredibly stupid in this case because of the liability.
If you work on security this way, you are going to get sued eventually. If you are a monotributista or responsable inscripto, you will lose everything. A SRL (like a LLC) is the logical way to handle this kind of work.
What I meant by illegally is that it would be illegal if he was already incorporated as a SRL and exporting services (he needs to do the escrow to do that legally).
Just a single binary. Build, copy to your PATH, run it. THAT IS IT.
Only supporting z.ai as LLM because it's the one subscription I pay for.