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Voice + Vision powered AI assistant that answers questions about any application, in context and in audio.
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# macOSpilot: your personal macOS AI assistant macOSpilot answers your questions about anything, in any application. No need to reach for another window. Simply use a keyboard shortcut to trigger the assistant, speak or type your question, and it will give the answer in context and in audio within seconds. Behind the scenes macOSpilot takes a screenshot of your active window when triggered, and sends it to OpenAI GPT Vision along with a transcript of your question. It's answer will be displayed in text, and converted into audio using OpenAI TTS (text to speech). https://github.com/elfvingralf/macOSpilot-ai-assistant/assets/94417497/5a9e9288-0479-4def-9a87-451dddd783af - **Works with any application in macOS:** macOSpilot is application agnostic, and simply takes a screenshot of the currently active window when you trigger the assistant. - **Trigger with keyboard shortcut, speak your question:** No need to juggle windows, just press the keyboard shortcut and speak your question. If you prefer to type it, that's possible too. - **Answers in-context and in audio:** The answer to your question is provided in an small window overlayed on top of your active window, and in audio (using text-to-speech). ## How it works 1. macOSpilot runs NodeJS/Electron. Simply install the NodeJS project and dependencies (see below) and make the necessary configurations in `index.js`. Then chose to run `yarn start` from the terminal, or package it with Electron with the instructions below, add your OpenAI API key and let the application run in the background. 2. When you need to use macOSpilot, press the keyboard shortcut you've configured (default is Command+Shift+'). macOSpilot will take a screenshot of your currently active macOS application window and activate the microphone. 3. Speak your question into your microphone and then press the same keyboard shortcut to end the microphone recording. If you've enabled text input, you'll get to type your question and press enter instead of speaking. 4. macOSpilot will send your question to OpenAI's Whisper API, and the transcription will be sent to OpenAI's Vision API along with the screenshot. 5. The Vision API response will be displayed in a small notification window on top of your active macOS application window, and read outloud once it's been processed by OpenAI's TTS (text to speech) API. 6. A simple history of answers to your questions in the current session is available in another window that you can hide/minimize. The most recent screenshot, audio recording, and TTS response will be stored on your machine in part for debugging purposes. The same filename is used every time so they will be overwritten, but are not automatically deleted when you close or delete the application. ## Getting Started ### Video walk-through Prefer a video? Head on over to YouTube to watch the walk through of how to get started, how the application works, and a brief explanation of how it works under the hood. [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IdCWqTZLyA) ### Install Make sure you have NodeJS installed on your machine. Then clone the repo and follow the steps below. ```bash git clone https://github.com/elfvingralf/macOSpilot-ai-assistant.git ``` Navigate to the folder and run `yarn install` or `npm install` in your folder. This should install all dependencies. Run `yarn start` or `npm start`. Because the application needs access to read your screen, microphone, read/write files etc, you will need to go through the steps of granting it access and possibly restarting your terminal. ### Configurations Make sure to add your OpenAI API key by clicking the settings icon in the top right-hand corner of the main window. (it's not stored encrypted!) If you want to change the default values here's a few things that might be worth changing, all in `index.js`: - **Ke
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