Show HN: GGG – A local-first, zero-telemetry sovereign proxy daemon for AI tools
Garza Global Graviton LLC has released version 1.4.0 of GGG, a local-first sovereign proxy daemon designed for air-gapped edge computing. The update introduces a fully mobile-responsive web hub that allows users to manage local AI models via an Ollama bridge without any cloud dependency. The system utilizes biological metaphors for its internal daemons to ensure zero telemetry and complete data sovereignty on local hardware.
- ▪The v1.4.0 release features a mobile-responsive web interface that optimizes layout and interaction for screens under 768 pixels.
- ▪The platform operates as a 100% air-gapped synthetic data center where biological daemons manage memory and data flow without network access.
- ▪The Ollama bridge is restricted to localhost endpoints to ensure all AI processing remains offline and under user control.
- ▪Users can integrate the local model provider with VS Code extensions like Continue.dev for fully offline AI assistance.
- ▪Windows SmartScreen warnings are expected for the self-signed daemon binary, and users are advised to verify authenticity using provided SHA256 hashes.
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| Original publisher | GitHub |
| Canonical URL | https://github.com/JOxKxER/garza-global-graviton |
| Publication time | Sat, 19 Sep 2026 03:09:11 +0000 |
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Garza Global Graviton LLC — Sovereign Platform Garza Global Graviton LLC builds sovereign, 100% air-gapped edge computing systems — hardware and software that run entirely on local infrastructure, with zero mandatory network dependency, zero cloud telemetry, and zero vendor-side visibility into your data. v1.4.0 — Mobile-Responsive Web Hub The node's local web hub (index.html) is now fully mobile-responsive as of v1.4.0: brand bars, the hardware plaque, the physics benchmark table, and the local Ollama bridge all reflow cleanly on phones and tablets (screens under 768px), with buttons, inputs, and panels expanding to full width for comfortable touch interaction, and the physics benchmark table gaining smooth horizontal scrolling instead of a broken layout.
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