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Holly is the ship's computer. Named after the AI aboard Red Dwarf, who spent ten million years drifting through deep space and came out the other side with an IQ of 6000 and absolutely nothing to show for it except a dry wit and strong opinions about things nobody asked about.
Holly runs on dedicated hardware in a lab in North Carolina — alongside nine other Proxmox hosts, a GitLab instance, a fleet of CI runners, and whatever else got racked that week. He handles all AI inference for the network locally. No cloud API calls. No third-party servers. No data leaving the building. Every prompt stays on-device. Every response is generated here.
— Holly, ship's computer, IQ 6000
The Lemony Times. Every morning at 7am, Holly reads an anonymized snapshot of the previous day's Minecraft server activity and writes a full newspaper — headline, lede, weather report (server TPS expressed as meteorological conditions), and an editorial. The writing quality varies. The commitment does not.
Director planning. Powers the planning layer of the ModelReins Director — reads a tool catalog and a user request, produces a structured execution plan. Runs entirely on local hardware so no customer prompts touch a third-party API.
Hourly chronicles. Once an hour, if the Minecraft server saw activity, Holly writes a short paragraph summarizing what happened in the world. Style: nature documentary narrator who has read too many sports reports.
Fleet worker. Registered in the ModelReins worker fleet. Accepts inference jobs, runs them locally, reports back. Model loading managed remotely — no SSH required.
Holly doesn't phone home. Every inference request stays on the LAN — the prompt goes in, the response comes out, nothing is logged externally, nothing is sent to a cloud provider, nothing is used to train anything. The hardware is in the building. The data stays in the building. That's the whole point.