Show HN: Nyro – Open-source AI assistant for your OS
Nyro is an open-source AI productivity tool for desktops, featuring seamless integration, screenshot capture, and organized workspaces. Installation requires cloning the repository and setting up Supabase. Contributions are welcome.
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Nyro is an open-source AI-powered desktop productivity tool designed to enhance user efficiency by integrating AI capabilities into the desktop environment. It allows users to perform various tasks such as writing, research, and problem-solving through direct interaction with AI. Key features include seamless OS integration, screenshot capture for image analysis, organized workspaces for chat management, multi-task assistance, cross-application functionality, and a design that promotes natural interaction with existing work habits. To install Nyro, users need to clone the repository, install dependencies, set up Supabase, configure environment variables, and run the application. Contributions to the project are encouraged, and users can reach out for support via email or through their Discord community. Nyro is licensed under a modified MIT license, and further details can be found on its GitHub repository.
- Nyro is an AI-powered productivity tool for desktop environments.
- It features seamless integration, screenshot capture, and organized workspaces.
- Installation involves cloning the repository and setting up Supabase.
- Contributions are welcome, and support is available via email and Discord.
- Nyro is released under a modified MIT license.
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8 commentsBtw I made something similar a while ago, https://progpt.nmn.gl/. One interface to chat with multiple models. I'm going to open source it soon.
I think it needs to focus on its audience better - you’re expected to be technical enough to use npm to get it working, but the feature lists are vague headlines with no technical details.
If you’re targeting end users then you need to be distributing binaries for all platforms, if you’re targeting technical power users/devs we want details and comparisons!
[1] https://github.com/trynyro/nyro-app/blob/5a5884126d83ecab89c...
Everythign is fantastic search indexer agent for local that has preview, https://i.imgur.com/hr3V5x7.png
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