Grux OS
A native Mac assistant that reads the window you are actually in, reaches the mail, calendar, notes and files already on the machine, and runs against your own key or a local model with no key at all. Four months of work, open sourced under MIT on the day it shipped.
Roughly $322,000 of Claude at API rates went into it, across 733,954 logged calls. It is free, there is no account, and there is nothing to buy.
New in 1.2: Grux now drives entirely from the terminal. Every command runs unattended and can print itself as a prompt, so the coding agent you already use can set Grux up, wire it into the rest of your machine, and go on customizing and extending it with you. Shipped, notarized, and what the download hands you today.
- 132days
- 699commits
- 246,947lines of Swift
- 1,701tests, zero failing
- Reads the window you are actually in
- Reaches your mail, calendar, notes and files
- Transcribes meetings on device
- Clicks and types for you, off by default
- Runs on your key, or a local model with no key
- No account, no server, no telemetry
Shipping cadence.
Every square is a day I put code into one of these products, auto-scanned from my machine twice a day.
Portfolio · Detroit
The domain portfolio
49 domains, organized by what is actually running on each one. Some are shipping products with real users. Some are half built. Some I am never going to get to, and those are for sale. Buying names since 2015, and every one of these is labeled honestly.
aianyone.com · Live
AI Anyone
AI characters and courses. 13,000+ characters on the web, the flagship.
Open the portfolio page, 49 names in detail11 of them are for sale, best offer, direct from me.
Partner up, compare notes, or buy a name. I read and answer everything myself.
Latest note: Big weekend of updates coming across the dcj lineup