A few things I've built.

Nova Collar

I wanted one place to work through a problem and use the tools needed to solve it. Nova Collar puts AI chat, a live terminal, and computer tools in a desktop app. You can use a model running on your own computer or connect a hosted one.

That can mean reading a project's files, running commands, checking a container, or investigating a network problem. You can follow the commands in the terminal. Actions that need approval show exactly what's about to run.

It also brings REA and Ghidra into the app for software analysis: inspecting a program, tracing how a feature works, or comparing two builds. The findings and supporting evidence are saved so you can go back through them.

The source is public. There's also a signed and notarized release for Apple Silicon Macs.

Nova Agents

This is a web and iPhone app for ongoing work. It keeps conversations, saved memory, files, and tasks together, with shared workspaces and a remote desktop it can use through actions I approve.

I can start a task, come back to it later, and keep working from the same history. I'm testing it privately at the moment. If that's closer to what you need, I can show you how it works.

Nova-Pup 4B

I trained Nova-Pup for Linux troubleshooting and systems work, starting from InternScience's Agents-A1-4B. It began as a study assistant I could use while working on my own machines.

The weights are public. You can download the model, run it locally, and see the training details, test results, and limitations on its model card.