amberlin-broker
ServiceThe service at the centre of Amberlin: it holds the speech and language models once, for every application that wants an assistant, and decides who answers.
D-Bus, the message bus Linux desktop programs use to talk to each other. The suite meets on the session bus.
The service at the centre of Amberlin: it holds the speech and language models once, for every application that wants an assistant, and decides who answers.
Hold a key, ask out loud, and the answer is spoken back and laid out on the screen as notes. A speech-first assistant for the Mint desktop, with its models on your own machine.
Everything you have copied, run, opened, bookmarked or noted, searchable one keypress away, and readable by other programs over D-Bus.
Amberlin's chat at a terminal prompt, with a persona of its own and panes for tools, tokens and pictures.
One window for the whole assistant: a Doctor that checks its main parts, the models and their settings, the voice, the keys and the tools. It keeps no configuration of its own.
Your Google Calendar on the session bus, read and written with the account GNOME already holds: no sign-in flow of its own, no Cloud project, no token to look after.