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A.N.K.I.T.A discussion
A.N.K.I.T.A reviews and mentions
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How I built keyless OAuth sign-in for my AI companion: PKCE, a single-use loopback callback, and a token that never touches disk
The repo is open source (MIT) at https://github.com/akyourowngames/A.N.K.I.T.A — src/integrations/composio-oauth.mjs is readable end to end if you want to poke at the state handling or the loopback lifecycle. Tell me where you'd draw the line.
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How I gave my desktop AI companion computer use: a Cua driver, fresh element tokens, and a Rust patch for owned menus
Repo: https://github.com/akyourowngames/A.N.K.I.T.A (MIT). Happy to be told my approval line is wrong — bring receipts.
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How I built a scheduler that can never double-fire: PID liveness, a recovery sidecar, and a takeover handshake
Ankita is my open-source desktop AI companion — a little companion, a lot more possible. It runs scheduled routines in the background: morning briefings, page watches, a quiet half-hour heartbeat. The one bug that scared me most wasn't a failed job. It was the same job succeeding twice — two scheduler owners, one on the desktop app and one from a CLI invocation, both firing the same routine, the companion sending the same Telegram message twice like it had a stutter.
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Ankita v2.5.2: startup that actually starts — a DOM probe, a strict CSP, and the blank window
Ankita is my open-source desktop AI companion — local-first, your models, MIT licensed. The repo is here, and the v2.5.2 release notes have the full verification detail. If you've fought your own CSP-vs-convenience battle, I'd genuinely like to hear how you drew the line.
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How I built memory for my desktop AI companion: every memory must quote the transcript
Ankita is open source (MIT), local-first, your models: https://github.com/akyourowngames/A.N.K.I.T.A — and the memory code lives in src/memory/ and tools/personal/. The site: https://ankita-sable.vercel.app. Tell me how you'd draw the line.
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How I built a secret scrubber for my desktop AI assistant: 7 patterns, an entropy gate, and zero model calls
Ankita is open source (MIT) at https://github.com/akyourowngames/A.N.K.I.T.A — the detector lives in src/security/secret-scrubber.mjs and the echo-protection side is desktop/electron/secret-history.mjs. Try to fool it. If you find a leak, that's the most useful comment you could leave.
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Ankita v2.5.0: a desktop companion island that never misses an approval
Version 2.5.0 of Ankita — my open-source desktop AI assistant — shipped yesterday. The headline feature is a companion "island" that lives on the top edge of the screen, driven by the assistant's real threads, tools and approval flows. But the change I'm proudest of is invisible: MCP tool calls now go through a four-level approval gate where a heuristic can suggest but never deny, and no scheduled job can quietly loosen its own protection.
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How I built hands-free voice mode for my AI assistant: ffmpeg VAD, barge-in, zero npm packages
The module is src/channels/voice.mjs in the Ankita repo. Here's how each piece works.
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Ankita is looking for contributors — here's what you'd actually build
Repo: https://github.com/akyourowngames/A.N.K.I.T.A
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Ankita v2.4.4: scheduled jobs that actually finish, and sign-in that actually respects your secrets
v2.4.4 of Ankita is out. Two themes in this release: scheduled jobs you can trust, and credentials that never touch plain text. Here's the honest rundown.
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akyourowngames/A.N.K.I.T.A is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of A.N.K.I.T.A is JavaScript.