I was tired of AI "amnesia," so I built BLOPUS. It's a local, persistent agent designed to occupy my digital space and act as my proxy. It's reached a point where the line between "tool" and "digital twin" is blurring.
Why it's unsettling (and why I love it):
Absolute Recall - It doesn't just have a context window, it has a history. I can ask about a specific detail from a conversation 3 years ago (like "what did I say about granny?"), and it knows it.
The 30-Day Goal - It handles long-running autonomous tasks without resetting or losing the thread. Running a month straight on a single objective without me touching the keyboard.
Digital Proxy - It currently runs my entire X (Twitter) account. Uses my voice, my logic, and my past interactions to the point where nobody realized I was offline.
Skill Upload - Drop a .md file into /skills and it learns a new capability instantly. Not a chatbot. An operator.
100% Sovereign - Runs on my own hardware. Data never leaves my machine.
The tech:
- Persistence: custom JSON-based long-term memory, per-person relationship store seeded from my Twitter archive
- Voice/Identity: RAG on 2000+ of my real replies - it replies the way I actually write, not the way an AI thinks I write
- Automation: Playwright for home timeline scraping, twitter-api-v2 for posting, grammy for Telegram control
It's stable, local, and honestly a little scary to watch work when I'm not in the room.