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Show HN: I created an open source locally usable full fledged AI platform

16 pointsby 6h agogithub.com
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hi to all the readers this post is for my recent opensource project called ENZO

now answering what is enzo so enzo is an opensource platform where i clubbed all the free available api for anyone use under one hood with more than 2000 models available to use for chatting coding researching and much more now answering the most common question of why you should put your time looking the project so it has few distinct feature meaning

it has a dedicated agents tab where you can describe your need and create a special agent just for one specific task with master ability in that domain

second it has the ability to connect your gmail drive and calendar and then you can ask it to perform some specific tasks like reading you the most important mail of the day or finding recruiter mails and creating personalized reply based on your data which it stores locally on your device

third the coding mode offers a dedicated preview window where you can see your code running and have a look of it feels and edit it in realtime as well as all the modes are packed with dedicated skills which delivers promising results

fourth the ui features some additional things such as music tab where you can listen to any music want and it has a custom personalized feature which runs in background and an llm understands your taste and recommends similar kind of music you like

fifth the most important why your trust it with your api key then to explain i would say enzo a dedicated vault which manages all your api and to secure it the vault as aes 256 bit encryption which prevents any person or any middle man to look at your api key and since the whole program runs locally on your device you have complete freedom to oversee all the backend work happening and it also features password lock which if you enable saves a backup key and then locks your whole platform work behind a pass screen though it is not foolproof as any third party or malware containing extension can still fetch login tokens from your browser so its security also depends upon how you access it concluding all of it.

i urge to anyone who reads this to have a look at the platform even if you hate it just curse it in the comment its fine or if you would like to drop any feedback i would highly encourage that and since its my first work open source platform i know it has a lot of errors and bugs so i apologize upfront for it and if you consider my work worthy please drop a star on the repo that'll make my day

6h agoHN ↗

it targets the problem which everyone has faced once in their lifetime and i feel enzo could help solve that problem if you enzo have that potential a small feedback would be great

6h agoHN ↗

I suggest using Enzo to clean up your submission. Most people here would tell you they don't like AI writing, but a near complete lack of punctuation and capitalization is worse.

5h agoHN ↗

I wonder if this is a peculiar attempt to write in a style that is the complete opposite of how Claude writes.

5h agoHN ↗

I came to the comments because the web page for Enzo explains everything except what the hell it does. Then I couldn't understand the gp comment either.

For a moment I though I was having a stroke.

5h agoHN ↗

enzo is platform which clubs all the free available api services and provides you with a interface where you can chat write code research or talk just like any normal ai service but its totally on your terms meaning everthing it does you can see or modify according to your need

6h agoHN ↗

If this is a pass-through router and can be self-hosted, why does it need to hit your servers? Is it primarily to collect conversation data?

5h agoHN ↗

no no on when you self host its completely of our server meaning chat hits the official api server of the provider you selected our server is not involved and data which is stored is mainly conversation pattern and your choices to optimise your experience and that too is stored locally so you can anytime see it or delete it and even on our server if you opt for hosted variant we don't store anything our server just acts as a place which hosted the same code which you can host locally just to add a bit of convenience thats it

5h agoHN ↗

At one point reading this I thought of Molly's Soliloquy: "...frseeeeeeeefronnnng train somewhere whistling the strength those engines have in them like big giants and the water rolling all over and out of them all sides like the end of Loves old sweeeetsonnnng the poor men that have to be out all the night from their wives and families in those roasting engines stifling it was today Im glad I burned the half of those old Freemans and Photo Bits leaving things like that lying about hes getting very careless...". You probably don't want to recall Joyce if you want to get people to understand what you're doing.

5h agoHN ↗

This is a neat idea, but seriously just like a few bullet points on a clean website would be better than the current slop vomit.

1h agoHN ↗

You clearly have a lot of motivation and energy, but you have to communicate a whole lot better via formal grammatical English if you want people to be interested in what you have to offer. You can even have AI write things for you, but only so far as the writing is objective and clear. The writing should describe what the project does, who it is for, why someone would want to use it, and how to use it.