projects
Projects
Every project in the Gods from the Machine pantheon is a specialized, autonomous entity. Each one is designed to run entirely on local hardware using small, capable AI models — no cloud, no API keys, no subscriptions.
The Pantheon
| Project | Language | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| gilgamesh | Go | Active | TDD-driven local AI coding agent |
| zeus | Zig | Incomplete | Zig build system for llama.cpp GGUF inference |
| raijin | Rust | Incomplete | ONNX CPU inference |
| garuda | Zig | Incomplete | Directory tree viewer |
Naming Convention
Each project is named after a god or legend from world mythology, reflecting its specialized role in the ecosystem:
- Gilgamesh — the ancient Sumerian king who sought immortal knowledge. A coding agent that writes, tests, and improves code autonomously.
- Zeus — king of the Greek gods, ruler of lightning. A build system that orchestrates local AI model serving.
- Raijin — Japanese god of thunder and lightning. Lightning-fast inference execution.
- Garuda — divine bird vehicle of Vishnu in Hindu mythology. Soars over directory trees, providing a bird’s-eye view.
Garuda
Directory tree viewer
Gilgamesh
TDD-driven local AI coding agent
Raijin
Lightning-fast CPU inference via ONNX runtime
Zeus
Zig build system for llama.cpp GGUF inference