WZ Weazl Suite

Neon Soul. Burn the Cloud.

Weazl Suite

Sovereign AI with a neon soul. A completely local TUI suite for chat, code, writing, and tuneage. Keep your files on bare metal, burn the cloud wrappers, and weaz the juice.

Weazl mascot using a retro terminal
Unapologetically local. Terminally weird.

Build with ThaWeazl

Four terminal-native tools built for the bare metal. No web accounts, no SaaS wrappers, and zero cloud dependency. No bullshit. Just high-speed Go binaries that respect your data sovereignty.

WeazlChat terminal screenshot
AI chat Encrypted history

WeazlChat

Because your shower thoughts shouldn't end up in someone else's training cluster. A terminal UI for vLLM and Ollama that treats "incognito" as a cryptographic requirement, not a marketing buzzword. Full native function calling with no cloud proxy. Encrypted local vault, brutal context trimming, zero telemetry.

WeazlTunes terminal screenshot
Radio SomaFM

WeazlTunes

Free internet radio for long nights at the keyboard. WeazlTunes is built for a computer that still feels like yours, tuned into the older, stranger web: SomaFM, Icecast, Xiph, and odd little public streams. No accounts, no feeds, no algorithmic sludge. Just stations and mpv.

WeazlWrite terminal screenshot
Private notes Encrypted vault

WeazlWrite

A sovereign text editor for a paranoid age. Markdown editing, an encrypted vault up front, plain files when you want them, and an MIT license with no subscription meter hiding in the vents.

WeazlCode terminal screenshot
Coding TUI Agents-ish

WeazlCode

The serious one, allegedly. Still a work in progress. WeazlCode splits the brain to save the codebase. Big models review the plan; local models do the grindage. Stop letting expensive APIs vomit thousands of lines of messy code into your editor. Explicit tools, tightly bounded tasks, and pure local context.

GoBecause TUIs should ship as binaries
LocalModels, files, vaults, history
TUIBubble Tea, Glamour, terminal polish
MITFork it, learn from it, rename big forks

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Grab the Source

Clone it. Build it. Run it. Each project ships with an install script and raw notes—no corporate installers allowed. Let the terminal do terminal things while you weaz the juice.