Built a local AI assistant because I always knew this day would come, yesterday just made it feel very real
Summary
A developer built Bantz, a fully local AI personal assistant running on Gemma 4b with a butler persona, integrating Gmail, Calendar, web search, system monitoring, and desktop control, emphasizing independence from cloud infrastructure.
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