A persistent-state agent manager, with heavy tooling, research and learning, built from several local models working as one. All on your own machine.
Luna isn’t one model. A chat model does the thinking and talking, and smaller ones beside it see, hear, speak, recall by meaning and judge what’s relevant (what she runs on). Around them sits state that carries on between sessions: facts she writes, corrects and forgets, notes on past conversations, lessons from her own mistakes, moods, routines, and who’s in the house. On top of that sit her tools (files, commands, email, web research, your network and smart home, scheduled jobs, MCP servers), and she looks things up and learns from how her turns went.
The persona is a layer, not the point. Her default face is a cat-girl with a voice, moods and an animated portrait, and presets set her up as a calm assistant, a companion or a streamer. Under every face it’s the same agent.
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It was interesting to read and I can see that you’re trying to make something unique rather than parroting existing features. It took me way too long before I was able to locate the requirements to run this though, and was a bit confused by the explanation available under hardware, on the link from Github. That may just been me with no coffee in me yet, though.
I would’ve loved to give it a try but not enough RAM.
Why reinvent the wheel when you can just use the existing OpenVoiceOS, building upon and contributing back to that, which has a decade of work behind it stemming from Mycroft and thus an actual community around it?
Luna is the name of Amazons game streaming service
It is a pretty common name, also amazon as a game streaming service ? also lol who on earth would use this ?
And an OpenAI model name
Ok this is my first post sorry its ruff Iam not used to this formatting …
