Ghost in the Terminal: A Local AI Storyteller Built for Hacktoberfest

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A developer has created Ghost in the Terminal, a command-line program that answers questions in the voice of a spooky ghost. It is built as an entry for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge and is designed to tell eerie stories about abandoned servers and forgotten programmers. The app runs the Gemma 3 1B open-weight model locally through Ollama, using Python to communicate with Ollama's local API. Because it runs on the user's own machine, no cloud AI API key is needed and prompts stay on the device. The project's source code is available on GitHub for others to download and modify.

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