Olly just crossed the “daily driver” threshold. Phase 1 is feature-complete with 9 tools spanning the full read-write-execute spectrum: read_file, search, list_symbols, git_status, git_diff, git_log, propose_patch, apply_patch, and run_command.
What makes Olly different: It runs a local 3B model (no API keys, no cloud dependency) with a policy engine that enforces propose-before-apply safety. The model can freely explore your codebase and propose changes — but nothing touches disk until you confirm.
Infrastructure milestone: Railway deployment optimised from 97% volume to 18%, Docker build context reduced from 4.5GB to 232KB, bot traffic filtered pre-logger, trace rotation automated. The service is lean and production-hardened.
What’s next: Phase 2 brings project memory (persistent context across sessions), repo cartography (automatic codebase understanding), and sandboxed command execution via bubblewrap/Lima.
