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  • Which part of your routine is worth automating?
  • Can you limit access to one account or folder?
  • Can you review actions before they are submitted?

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LiveRecall

Personal assistants

LiveRecall, an open-source alternative to Microsoft's Recall, utilizes semantic search and encryption to capture and retrieve screen snapshots, enabling AI agents to assist creators in researching and augmenting tasks like journaling or blog post creation based on indexed personal activities

OpenPaw

Personal assistants

OpenPaw turns Claude Code into a personal assistant by installing skills and tools for email, calendars, smart home, and other services, with persistent memory, Telegram access, scheduling, and a local task dashboard.

PersonalJarvis

Personal assistants

PersonalJarvis is an open-source desktop AI assistant with a custom wake phrase and local speech to text that runs background agents, uses the browser and desktop, and supervises coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex in an Agentic IDE.

Screenpipe

AI agents

Screenpipe captures screen and audio locally, then exposes searchable work history and agent context through an MCP server. It supports scheduled agent workflows and per-pipe access policies, with processing options that include local and configured remote models.

somora

AI agents

A self-hosted server for personal AI agents with persistent private memory, shared wiki, delegated agents, scheduled work, and web, shell, and browser tools across terminal, browser, and mobile clients.

Thursday

Personal assistants

Thursday is an open-source personal voice assistant that runs on your computer and delegates longer tasks to background AI agents using a real browser, shell, files, Agent Skills, and MCP servers. It keeps the live call available while work runs and returns results as local files; it uses hosted model providers rather than local inference.

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