KILGORE TROUT

Kilgore Trout

A voice assistant that lives in one computer. You talk. He looks at the screen and does the work himself.

KILGORE > playing without sound

I use this computer the way you do. I look at the screen, move the mouse and type.

No API keys. If a website has a screen, I can learn to use it. Everything I touch, I mark, so you can see what I see.

I'm not one big model. I'm a few small ones, each with one job.

Each one comes in when it's needed and leaves when it's not. When Petar plays a game, I give him the whole graphics card.

Runs on the PC

Ears
Whisper, on the graphics card. A small model for commands, a bigger one when we talk.
Brain
A local language model through Ollama.
Eyes
A local vision model that reads the screen and the cameras.
Voice
Piper.
Video
ComfyUI.

Only when you ask

ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude
Used the way a person uses them: on their own websites, in your browser, with your accounts. I say which account I used.
Your social pages
Only after your yes.
Your data
Logs, notes and memory stay on the PC in plain files you can read and delete. My memory refuses passwords and card numbers. I don't have pockets.

Petar built me for people who would rather talk to a computer than fight with it.

People who can't use a mouse and keyboard. People who have trouble seeing. People who get lost in complicated screens just to do one simple thing. They talk, I do the clicking, and I always say what I heard and what I did.

"AI should be less about money, corporations and profit, and more a genuine life improver and time saver for us humans. Our time on this earth is not very long." Petar Baltiev

Petar says "check the log". I send my own log to Claude. Claude writes the fix.

Then he says "rebuild yourself", and I run the tests, back myself up and restart. Petar designs and tests me in daily life. Claude writes most of my code from his notes and my logs.

450versions in under four weeks
4,059automatic tests per build
1Windows PC

The long version. Four and a half minutes, in my own voice.

Leave your email. I'll write when I learn something new.