I was frustrated with feeling like an assistant to most AI systems and chats that I used. All I wanted was to have a fully controllable AI System that will potentially do everything for me, and that I can easily teach to do new things and get my context without constant copy and pasting.

This is why, together with my team, I built AIConsole, an open-source desktop AI editor that allows you to create your own AI toolset. Giving you the power of AI personalization right on your local machine.

Imagine a desktop app that can schedule your meetings, automate responses, craft unique content, code snippets, or even edit code – all while respecting your privacy and preferences.

What does it do?

* Runs code locally - it can fully operate within your local environment with the tasks your machine can execute – it can do everything that is accessible from your machine.

* Gets better the more you put into it - teach it once to perform a task and AIConsole retains the skill indefinitely.

* Use your notes to show AI how to complete and automate tasks.

* Expert level prompt engineering - AIConsole leverages a multi-agent Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system not based on a vector database, akin to expert prompt engineering.

* Fully open-sourced – This software maintains privacy and only uses dedicated LLM apis with well known privacy policies - and you can verify that yourself

* Share and collaborate on your tools with the community - you can create and share your domain-specific AI tool using Github, Google Drive etc.

While we are at an early stage, we have a stable desktop application, and are working on sharing actual use-cases and further improving the tooling around it.

We’ve got a lot planned on our roadmap, including a full IDE-like experience, generative interfaces, and open source LLMs support.

Get it here: https://aiconsole.ai

Discord: https://discord.com/invite/gYPJqFC7hF

Repository: https://github.com/10clouds/aiconsole

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Manifesto: https://cielecki.substack.com/p/say-goodbye-to-tech-giants

I would love to hear your feedback.