AI Assistant / Voice Agent
Open-source Mac voice agent that lives in the menu bar/notch, can be triggered from any app, and uses Claude, ChatGPT, or local models as its brain.
The snapshot shows a real AI product with a clear purpose, concrete features, and enough implementation detail for a useful listing. It explains how the Mac app works, what it can do across apps and services, what models it uses, and how it handles speech, memory, and meeting notes. The repository also shows build/install information, docs, and an active project structure.
The crawl does not show a quick start beyond download/build links, pricing or licensing details beyond the repo license, or enough of the README to judge current maturity, update cadence, or stability from the page alone.
Last evaluated 6 days ago. Current rank #1051. Down 6 spots in the rankings.
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