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Olympus — Outlaw Intelligence

I built Olympus as my live avatar and Hermes integration layer rendered through AIRI.

My public build: https://outlaw-intelligence.github.io/outlaw-audit/

My build

  • Zeus — my commander and primary operator; decision and planning lane.
  • Odin — my independent counsel and red-team reviewer; analysis and architecture lane.
  • Thor — my bounded implementation and verification lane; build requests stay scoped and approval-gated.

I use AIRI as the presentation layer and Hermes as the authority. I keep ASR, conversation, and TTS as separate local lanes instead of fusing voice into one fragile process.

My Apple Silicon guide

Start here:

I validate the public contract locally:

python3 scripts/validate_olympus.py

Expected output includes:

OLYMPUS_VALIDATION_OK avatars=3
POLICY_OK direct_shell=false direct_filesystem=false direct_browser=false direct_hardware=false approval=true

My public safety boundary

I keep this repository free of credentials, tokens, cookies, private prompts, personal memory, raw transcripts, audio, machine paths, private ports, service logs, and private runtime assets. I keep private avatar files, voices, and environment values outside the repository and reference them through owner-only environment variables.

I preserve my original Thor source at olympus/avatars/thor.png. My static 2D export is olympus/avatars/thor-2d.png: I preserve the artwork and dimensions while making the outside corners transparent for clean avatar placement. This is a static 2D portrait, not a rigged Live2D model.

I intentionally deny direct shell, filesystem, browser, hardware, and unrestricted network access to the avatar adapter. I keep handoffs structured and human-approved.

Upstream attribution

Olympus is my build and integration layer around Project AIRI by moeru-ai. I keep AIRI’s license and attribution visible, and I do not redistribute upstream source, models, characters, or private assets.

© 2026 Outlaw Intelligence

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A public engineering case study of Dylan Walls' local-first AIRI voice companion integration, hardening, and measured development results.

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