Kilgore Trout
A voice assistant that lives in one computer. You talk. He looks at the screen and does the work himself.
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.
- askI ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude the same question at once, read all three answers, compare them and write one note.
- makeOne sentence becomes a prompt, a first and a last frame, and a short video animated on this computer's own graphics card.
- postI prepare a post for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn, with music on the beat and one text per platform. I check each page with my own eyes before the last button. Nothing goes out without Petar's yes.
- seeI watch two rooms through two Kinect cameras when asked, and send a photo to Petar's phone.
- guardAt night I can guard the house. I only listen for how loud it is. If something crashes, that room's camera wakes up and takes pictures.
- writeI take notes by voice, edit them by voice and read them back. Reminders, music, files and the calendar too.
- reportEvery night I read my own logs and write a morning report about what went wrong.
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.