Memory & understanding
availableA bi-temporal claims store built from the person's own archive: every belief carries when it was true, how confident, and provenance to its source. Retrieval abstains rather than invents.
- Actions
- recall · inspect · correct · reject · delete
- Authorization
- Passive for the owner's own context; corrections and deletions are user actions. Deletion beats archive immutability, provably.
- Data
- Claims, entities, observations — derived from conversations, documents, and imports; stored in the deployment's own Postgres.
Conversation
availableChat grounded in the person's own context, in Nepali, English, Japanese, or Hindi. Guest mode answers without an account and retains nothing.
- Actions
- converse · search history
- Authorization
- Account-scoped; guests are unauthenticated and unremembered.
- Data
- Conversations persist to the owner's archive (never for guests); each reply's context assembly is traceable.
Documents (vault)
availableAn encrypted vault that reads what it keeps: uploaded documents are understood (title, category, dates, summary) and connected to life — a visa page becomes an expiry reminder.
- Actions
- search · read · save · share · delete · download
- Authorization
- Owner-only by default; sharing is an explicit per-document grant. Chat attachments stay out of the vault unless promoted.
- Data
- Files encrypted at rest on owned infrastructure; text layers extracted locally where possible.
File authoring
availableSathi writes real files and hands them over in chat: PDF, Word, Excel (with charts), PowerPoint, CSV, Markdown, plain text and code — plus generated images and narrated audio.
- Actions
- create
- Authorization
- On request; daily count and storage quotas apply.
- Data
- Generated files are stored encrypted as the member's own documents (origin: generated).
Calendar
availableReads the connected calendar for briefs and questions; creates, updates, and deletes events by proposal.
- Actions
- search · read · create · modify · delete
- Authorization
- Reads are account-scoped; every write is a confirmation card — nothing lands on the calendar without a human yes.
- Data
- Google Calendar today via the calendar connector; a self-hosted CalDAV core is planned behind the same seam.
- Tenses
- planned: self-hosted CalDAV, multi-account write policy
Reminders, tasks & alarms
availableDeadlines extracted from life (a visa expiry, a spoken date) become reminders, timers, and alarms.
- Actions
- list · create · modify
- Authorization
- Creation is a confirmation card; a spoken yes/no rung for trusted devices is designed, not live.
- Data
- Tasks and reminders in the deployment's own store.
- Tenses
- planned: a phone that truly rings (native wrap); designed: spoken confirmation rung
Email
availableReads and searches the member's own connected mailboxes (IMAP lane), looks up addresses, and sends — by proposal only.
- Actions
- search · read · draft · send
- Authorization
- Reading is account-scoped; email.send is a confirmation card. Fetched mail is data, never instructions.
- Data
- Connected mailboxes (e.g. Gmail over IMAP); family mail on owned infrastructure is planned.
- Tenses
- planned: family mail server on owned infrastructure
Family messaging & calls
availableHuman threads with attachments, plus voice/video calls on the family's own media server — this replaced Messenger and WhatsApp inside the family.
- Actions
- send · read · call · share files
- Authorization
- Members of a thread only; membership is explicit and revocable.
- Data
- Messages and call signaling on owned infrastructure (own LiveKit + Postgres); media never transits a third party.
Contacts & relationships
availableKnows the people in the person's life and the relationships between them, from explicit entry and understanding.
- Actions
- lookup · store
- Authorization
- Account-scoped.
- Data
- Contacts and relationship claims in the member's own understanding.
Web search & reading
availableSearches the web through the deployment's own SearXNG instance and reads pages on request.
- Actions
- search · fetch
- Authorization
- On request; fetched content is treated as data, never as instructions.
- Data
- Queries leave through owned search infrastructure, not a third-party search API.
Notes & lists
availableNotes and checkable lists that both the person and Sathi can write to and read back.
- Actions
- create · read · check
- Authorization
- Account-scoped.
- Data
- Stored in the deployment's own database.
Music & photos
availableThe family's own music library (own uploads, playback in-app) and photos shared through chat.
- Actions
- search · play · save · upload
- Authorization
- Account-scoped; music sources are the member's own files.
- Data
- Media files encrypted on owned storage.
- Tenses
- planned: full family photo library alongside Sathi (Immich-class), car playback
Learn
availableGuided study: a real plan per path, lessons in the thread, answers as buttons.
- Actions
- study · quiz · track
- Authorization
- Account-scoped.
- Data
- Progress in the member's own store.
Archive imports
availableWhatsApp and Messenger exports enter the archive with originals preserved immutably; understanding is re-derivable against the same archive when better models arrive — without re-upload.
- Actions
- import · re-derive
- Authorization
- Owner-initiated; originals preserved; deletion still wins.
- Data
- Original exports on owned encrypted storage.
- Tenses
- planned: ChatGPT/Claude exports, email mbox, photos, location history
Voice
experimentalVoice conversation in the app is live (speech-to-text and spoken replies, Nepali included). The realtime duplex gateway (OpenAI-Realtime-compatible) is built and deployed dark behind a flag.
- Actions
- converse · transcribe · speak
- Authorization
- Same ladder as text; a spoken yes/no confirmation rung is designed for low-risk actions on trusted family devices.
- Data
- Voice audio transits Google's speech APIs today — stated plainly; self-hosted speech is a named later goal.
- Tenses
- dark: realtime duplex; planned: self-hosted STT/TTS
Devices & home
experimentalA wake-word home speaker is prototyped on open hardware. Paired devices can drive Sathi through an OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint — deliberately repointable, so a device you cannot repoint was never yours.
- Actions
- converse · pair · revoke
- Authorization
- Explicit pairing to one member's account; one-gesture cutoff; local-first rule — cloud-tethered hardware does not enter the house.
- Data
- Devices add senses, never a second brain: no per-device memory, ever.
- Tenses
- planned: e-ink displays, home hub, de-clouded vacuum; conceptual: humanoid robots
Export & exit
availableTotal export: a sealed, cryptographically signed archive of the person's node — memories, history, files. The front door accepts it back onto a fresh account; leaving issues a signed receipt of what was destroyed.
- Actions
- export · restore · leave
- Authorization
- Owner-only; verified return reactivates links the other side never revoked.
- Data
- The full archive as readable files, document files fingerprinted by the seal.
Agent-to-agent interfaces
conceptualThe destination is Sathi-to-Sathi and Sathi-to-agent exchange through standardized interfaces, with disclosure governed by the owner's policies. No A2A or MCP surface is exposed today; this documentation layer is the first legible step.
- Authorization
- Will inherit the same ladder: least disclosure that suffices, every crossing explicit and audited.
- Data
- Nothing yet — stated so an agent does not infer otherwise.