Nomi - Versatile and Privacy-Focused AI Runtime
Nomi aim to bridges the gap to intelligence, making it easy for everyone to harness AI and technologies. It can automates time-consuming tasks and adapts to your unique needs, putting control and ownership of data back in your hands.
Note: This project is under active development and isn't ready for full use yet. We're working hard to make it stable and reliable.
We welcome any feedback, suggestions, or contributions. Thank you for trying Nomi!
Features
- Versatile AI Runtime: Lightweight and highly configurable for seamless integration.
- Privacy-Focused: Maintains local archives of your data, ensuring you stay in control.
- Multi-Modal Interface: Accepts text and voice inputs (image support coming soon).
- Provider Integration: Connects with AI services like OpenAI, OpenRouter, and Ollama.
- Conversation Management: Create, load, and organize conversations.
- Prompt Engineering: Add, edit, and manage system prompts.
- Code Interpreter: Run code on the fly within Nomi.
- Voice Interaction: Enable real-time voice interactions.
- Terminal Experience: Enjoy markdown-formatted output and easy command-line usage.
Explore additional features and use cases in the Roadmap section.
Why Nomi?
In a world where data ownership is challenging and AI is changing how we communicate, Nomi acts as a bridge between your private data and AI capabilities. It supports both local and external providers, including OpenAI, OpenRouter, and Ollama.
While external providers involve sending data externally, Nomi also works with local providers like Ollama, ensuring you retain control over your data. Our aim is to democratize AI by making it more accessible and user-friendly for everyone.
Looking Ahead
We're building the Nomi runtime quickly, but our journey doesn't stop there. Soon, we'll expand Nomi into a full AI platform designed to bridge the gap for non-technical users. Our goal is to make advanced AI accessible and easy to use for everyone, enabling you to benefit from AI without the need for technical expertise.
Use Cases
- Personal AI Assistant
- Voice-Controlled AI Interaction
- Workflows and Automation
- Privacy-Focused Data Analysis
And many more! With Nomi's flexible and extensible architecture, you can create your own use cases.
List your installed use cases using the nomi usecases list
or nomi u list
command.
Get Started
- Linux: x86_64, ARM64, i686
- MacOS: ARM64
- Windows: x86_64, i686
Linux & MacOS
# Review the script before running it.
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nullswan/nomi/main/install.sh | bash
Windows
Note: Windows support is experimental. Please report any issues you encounter.
# Review the script before running it.
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nullswan/nomi/main/install.bat | cmd
Compile from Source
git clone https://github.com/nullswan/nomi.git
cd nomi
# Please, review the script before running it, you never know what's in there.
./hack/install-deps.sh
make build
Roadmap
These features are planned for future updates. They may be partially or not implemented yet.
- Full AI Platform Development
- User-friendly GUI
- Intuitive interfaces for non-technical users
- Expanded use case library
- CLI Enhancements
- Auto-update (Update command is already available)
- Editor mode
- Sound on completion
- Engine Improvements
- Metrics tracking
- Daemon mode
- HTTP Interface
- Scheduled tasks
- Provider Support
- Local Whisper
- Vision Support
- Anthropic Support
- Text-to-Speech (TTS)
- Easy transcription command
- Transcript memory
- Actions
- Presets/Projects
- Memory tools for scripted decisions
- Memory tools for general decisions
- Conversation Features
- Markdown backup
- New conversation types
- Memory Enhancements
- Integrations
- Use of embeddings API
- Interpreter Updates
- Ask for feedback
- Machine safety
- File Management
- Real-time file management
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for details. We believe in the power and fairness of open-source software.
Acknowledgments
Thank you to all the libraries and tools used in this project:
Big thanks to the open-source community and every maintainers for making this project possible.