Ghostkeeper: a 1B local model that curates memories without rewriting the evidence

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 4: Ghost in the Machine.* What I Built You find an old recipe card. You can photograph it, back it up, and share it. None of that tells you who wrote it. An AI could give you a convincing answer. That is exactly the wrong thing to preserve. Ghostkeeper is a local-first museum for objects and the accounts people attach to them. Add a picture, an attributed memory, and the details you actually know. A small Gemma model selects passages worth keeping and suggests questions to ask next. You check the sources, approve the exhibit, and keep an HTML copy that opens offline. The important constraint: the model does not write the exhibit's quotations. The server retrieves the original words. The walkthrough uses this short, explicitly fictional account: Aaji kept this recipe card in a blue biscuit tin. I remember a yellow cloth around the jar. Nobody remembers who wrote the card. The yellow cloth is a