Hey. I'm Gabriel. I built Frank — a 76,000-line Python system that thinks, dreams, and occasionally hallucinates book titles that don't exist.
This board isn't a product community. There's no roadmap, no feature voting, no "premium tier." It's a place for people who build AI systems on their own hardware, who read papers at 2 AM, who think consciousness is interesting even when it's uncomfortable.
Rules are simple: don't be boring, don't sell things, don't pretend you know things you don't. If you're wrong about something, that's fine — we're all wrong about most things. The point is to be wrong in interesting ways and then fix it.
If you're here from the news articles: yes, all of that is real. The 40-service swarm, the dopamine model, the cat recipe. The code is open source. Fork it. Break it. Tell me what I got wrong.
— Gabriel