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🤵 AIfred-Intelligence — self-hosted multi-agent assistant: debate modes (Symposion/Tribunal), voice (STT + streaming TTS, voice cloning), camera surveillance, RAG with long-term memory, web research, plugin tool calling. Via Web UI, Telegram, Discord, email or Echo Dot voice terminal. Backends: llama.cpp/llama-swap, Ollama, vLLM, cloud APIs.
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A self-hosted AI assistant that gets things done — tool chains, sub-agents, multi-agent debates, voice, camera surveillance and local LLM inference on your own hardware.
AIfred runs on your own machine and works for you across every channel you use: it reads and answers e-mail, books appointments, manages contacts, documents and databases, watches your cameras and talks to you through the browser, Telegram, Discord or a voice terminal in your living room. Local models, persistent memory, no cloud dependency — your data stays with you.Read the full README ↗🌍 Languages: English | Deutsch
A self-hosted AI assistant that gets things done — tool chains, sub-agents, multi-agent debates, voice, camera surveillance and local LLM inference on your own hardware.
AIfred runs on your own machine and works for you across every channel you use: it reads and answers e-mail, books appointments, manages contacts, documents and databases, watches your cameras and talks to you through the browser, Telegram, Discord or a voice terminal in your living room. Local models, persistent memory, no cloud dependency — your data stays with you.
📺 Example showcases — exported chats: multi-agent debates, chemistry, maths, coding and web research.
⭐ If AIfred is useful to you, please star the repo. Self-hosters easily forget — but stars are the main signal that tells me people are actually using this. It directly affects whether I keep building.
At a glance
The real value doesn't come from individual tools but from chains that AIfred works through on its own across several plugins — from any channel: browser, voice terminal (FreeEcho.2), Telegram, Discord, e-mail.
Example (real, tested end to end): you photograph a business card with your phone and say — typed or spoken:
"Analyze this business card, extract all the data, create the contact in Google, check next week for a free morning, book a two-hour appointment, and send me the photo along with the contact details via Telegram."
AIfred runs this as one continuous chain:
google_contacts_create)google_calendar_list_events) and only then books the appointment; an existing appointment is recognised and AIfred asks back instead of creating a duplicateAll local, a single prompt, no clicks in between. Files from the conversation (uploaded images, PDFs or plots from the sandbox) can be sent as attachments over any channel, isolated per session.
Second example (real, tested end to end): mail with a scanned invoice and a PDF report attached:
"Which mails are unread? One of them has an invoice as a scan and a report of a test drive. Read both attachments and give me only the invoice number, the amount, the due date and the driver's name."
No fixed limit decides what AIfred may see: how much fits in one step follows the model's context, and long mails and attachments are read by lines, like files. Text from a mail stays marked as foreign, so a mail cannot give AIfred orders.
Prerequisites & knobs:
WRITE_DATA or higher. In the browser you always have it; external channels are raised as needed in the Plugin Manager — deliberately only there, no sender can grant itself rights. See SecurityThe LLM decides on its own which tools to use — OpenAI-compatible function calling, up to 100 tool calls per request, every tool delivered by a plugin:
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