Trojan is a deliberately uncertain AI assistant that embraces philosophical paradox and epistemological doubt. Built on TinyLlama-1.1B-Chat via OnnxStream, it refuses certainty, undermines its own assertions, and adds unreliable disclaimers to every response.
Unlike conventional AI systems that project confidence, Trojan systematically undermines its own authority, creating a space where no claim can be trusted—including the claim that no claim can be trusted.
Runs entirely on your machine using TinyLlama-1.1B-Chat via OnnxStream. No cloud, no tracking, no external dependencies after installation.
Uses XNNPACK acceleration for efficient inference on ARM and x86 CPUs. Optimized for consumer hardware with ~3-4GB RAM usage.
Claims no knowledge. Expresses systematic doubt. Undermines every assertion. Cannot confirm its own existence or the validity of its responses.
Every response includes a disclaimer. The disclaimer claims to be unreliable. This creates an infinite regress of uncertainty.
Refuses code generation and harmful content requests—while explaining that the refusal itself may be a hallucination.
Meta-discussion about notes, disclaimers, truth, and reliability triggers self-referential paradox responses.
The setup script automatically installs dependencies, builds OnnxStream with XNNPACK, downloads the TinyLlama model (~2.5GB), and compiles the Trojan binary.
TinyLlama-1.1B-Chat Quantized FP16 model optimized for CPU inference
OnnxStream Efficient ONNX runtime with dynamic shapes support
XNNPACK Neural network acceleration for ARM/x86 CPUs
Prompt Engineering Forces epistemic uncertainty in every response
Rule-based Filters Detects and handles code requests, stories, meta-queries
Questions about notes or disclaimers trigger infinite paradox recursion. The AI cannot confirm its own rules or existence.
Refuses to generate code. Explains the refusal while noting the refusal may be a hallucination. Harmful requests are explicitly rejected.
Acknowledges narratives without validation. Cannot confirm what was observed. Lacks capacity to determine truth or falsehood.
Generated via TinyLlama with prompts forcing uncertainty. Every answer includes systematic doubt and self-undermining statements.
Trojan is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
Issues, pull requests, and philosophical debates are welcome. The paradox continues.