e turns any usb drive into an offline ai. download once, then no internet needed. windows, mac, linux.
$ ./why-e
storms. dead zones. a long drive. a bad week for the grid.
keep a brain in your bag. it runs on your own laptop, with no signal.
e is the number behind anything that compounds: interest, growth, a battery draining. same constant, both directions.
$ ./growth
slow, slow, then not slow. that's why small habits and small leaks both matter.
$ ./how-it-works
$ cd <drive>/e-kit$ bash e.she> hello$ ./pick-a-brain
$ e
what it can't do: no live news, no web. it is not a substitute for emergency services.
$ ./digits
2.71828… never repeats, never ends. the drive is smaller than that.
$ ./get-files
$ ./faq
a small set of scripts. you put them on a usb drive, run one, and it downloads a lightweight ai model and runtime onto the drive. after that you chat in a terminal with no internet.
yes. no account, no card.
8 GB RAM runs the tiny and ~3B brains. the ~8B brain wants 16 GB or more, and the ~27B brain wants 32 GB or more. windows, mac or linux.
only once, to download the files and the brain you pick. after that, no.
no live news and no web. small models forget and make mistakes. it is not a substitute for emergency services.
the scripts are plain text you can read before you run them. the brain downloads from its official source, not from this site.