☂️ Arkan's Infrastructure Operations Labs

"Infrastructure for a self-sustaining digital community, built on privacy, open source, and resilience."

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What is AIOL?

AIOL is not a single project — it is an umbrella for a set of interconnected initiatives by Arkan Fakoseh (@2kfi), a 17-year-old developer from Al-Karak, Jordan.

The vision is simple but ambitious: build technology and physical infrastructure that gives people real ownership of their digital and physical lives — locally hosted, privacy-first, resilient even when the internet goes down, and affordable enough to be used by real families in Jordan and beyond.

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Projects

🐧 Mada Linux — مدى لينكس

An Arch Linux-based distribution designed to make Linux accessible to Arabic-speaking users and anyone transitioning from Windows.

Five flavours:

• KDE — Full-featured desktop for power users
• GNOME — Clean and modern
• Hyprland — Tiling WM for minimalists
• Cinnamon — Familiar feel for Windows switchers
• Base — Bare-bones for those who know what they're doing

Key goals:

• Best-in-class Arabic language support (fonts, RTL, input methods)
• Easy out-of-the-box experience — no terminal required for everyday use
• Built on Arch's rolling release model for up-to-date software

→ Mada-Linux Github Page

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🩺 Hakeem — حكيم

A local-first AI health system in two editions:

Hakeem Home

A personal health and wellness AI assistant for everyday users.

• Tracks health metrics, habits, and wellbeing
• Web UI for easy access from any device on your local network
• Integrates with Home Assistant for smart home health automation
• Runs entirely on your own hardware — no cloud, no subscriptions

Hakeem Enterprise

A clinical-grade AI system built for healthcare professionals in Jordan and the region.

• Assists doctors, pharmacists, and medical students in diagnosing and treating patients
• Specialized in rare disease identification
• Integrates with Jordan's Ministry of Health Hakeem database for verified patient records
• Ships with an approved medical knowledge base
• Designed to run air-gapped in hospitals and clinics

Core principle: Local first. Works in a blackout. Works without the internet. Works when it matters most.

→ Hakeem Github Page

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⭐ Najim — نجم

Your private, local AI assistant for the home — and eventually the main AI brain of the AIOL ecosystem.

Think: Alexa or Google Home, but you own it completely.

• Runs 100% locally on affordable hardware (target: ~$20 one-time setup cost beyond hardware)
• Privacy-first by design — no data ever leaves your home
• Thin client apps for all operating systems
• Integrates deeply with Home Assistant
• Helps you manage your digital life: calendar, reminders, home automation, knowledge base
• Free forever after first setup — no recurring fees, no subscriptions

Najm may eventually evolve into the unified AI layer powering both Hakeem Home and the AIOL neighborhood infrastructure.

→ (Coming soon)

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🏘️ AIOL Neighborhood — حي أي آي أو إل

The most ambitious project of all: a real, physical neighborhood in Al-Karak, Jordan.

The Land

200 dunums (about 50 acres or 20000 square meters) of land, with 60 dunums dedicated to shared infrastructure:

• Underground electrical cables
• Underground water pipes and sewage systems
• Underground fiber optic internet backbone

This is infrastructure that simply doesn't exist in most of Al-Karak today — built right, built to last.

The Community

• Selective residency — only vetted, approved residents
• Every home has its own small farm for food self-sufficiency
• Shared community services and common spaces
• Intentional, close-knit community design

The Network

• Affordable internet: target 22 JD/month for 500 Mbps (vs. the current ~30 JD market rate)
• Optional extra services bundle for 2 JD/month
• Neighborhood-wide local network with full AIOL AI and services stack
• Fully air-gappable — the entire network can be disconnected from the internet and the community continues to function normally

The Philosophy

This isn't a smart city. It's a resilient community — one that could survive World War 3 as long as the electricity is on.

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Utilities & Tools

📦 pacman-local-mirror

A lightweight local repository manager for Arch Linux. Perfect for air-gapped setups or slow connections.

→ pacman-local-mirror Github Page

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The Stack

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Principles

1. Local first — if it needs the cloud to work, it doesn't belong here
2. Privacy by design — your data stays on your hardware
3. Affordable — built for real people in Jordan, not Silicon Valley budgets
4. Resilient — works when the power grid fluctuates, the internet cuts out, or worse
5. Arabic-native — not an afterthought, built in from day one
6. Legacy — built to last beyond its creator

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About the Builder

Arkan Fakoseh — 17 years old, Al-Karak, Jordan.

Homelabber, overthinker, FOSS advocate. Started using Linux at 14, and too many side projects for a Tawjihi student.

• GitHub: @2kfi
• Hugging Face: huggingface.co/2kfi
• Email: arkanpers2@gmail.com
• Instagram: @2k.fii

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