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* Replace Playwright with Appium mac2 + WebDriverIO for E2E testing and add unit tests - Remove Playwright config and old e2e/ directory - Add WebDriverIO + Appium mac2 driver for true native macOS app testing - Add wdio.conf.ts with platform-aware app path detection - Add scripts/e2e.sh to manage Appium lifecycle under Node 24 - Add E2E smoke, navigation, and Tauri integration specs - Add tsconfig.e2e.json for E2E test TypeScript config - Add unit tests for components, store slices, selectors, services, and utils - Add test infrastructure (setup.ts, MSW handlers, test-utils) - Update vitest.config.ts with coverage thresholds and setup - Update package.json scripts and dependencies Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Update skills submodule to latest Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add complete E2E login flow test with mock server and onboarding walkthrough Implements end-to-end testing of the full deep link auth → onboarding → home flow using Appium mac2, WebDriverIO, and a local HTTP/WebSocket mock server. Key additions: - Mock server (port 18473) with all API routes + Socket.IO/Engine.IO WebSocket handler to prevent Rust SocketManager crashes - Deep link helpers to trigger alphahuman:// URLs via macOS `open` command - Element helpers using XPath selectors (not iOS predicates, which crash on mac2 with non-string attributes) and W3C pointer actions for clicking WKWebView content (standard element.click() doesn't trigger DOM handlers) - Login flow spec: 11 tests covering auth deep link, API call verification, all 4 onboarding steps, and home page arrival - Dedicated e2e-build.sh script with cargo clean + mock URL injection - Cache cleanup and mock URL verification in e2e.sh Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Harden E2E tests and fix config issues from PR review - e2e.sh: fail fast when dist bundle is missing instead of silently skipping - setup.ts: add React type import for PersistGate mock annotation - app-helpers: throw descriptive error on waitForAppReady timeout - element-helpers: XPath quote escaping via concat() for special chars - login-flow: fail explicitly when invite code step retry doesn't advance - smoke.spec: replace no-op assertion with real session ID checks - vite/vitest configs: remove unused @alphahuman/skill-types alias and dead path/fileURLToPath imports Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add TypeScript types to E2E element helpers and configure ESLint for E2E files Remove blanket eslint-disable/ts-nocheck from element-helpers.ts, add explicit TypeScript types with ChainablePromiseElement import, and add ESLint config block for test/e2e/ files using tsconfig.e2e.json with WebDriverIO/Mocha globals. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix CI submodule checkout by adding XGH_TOKEN_READ secret The skills submodule is a private repo that requires authentication. The build and package-android workflows were missing the token that package-and-publish already had. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix CI: install skills deps, format with Prettier, lower coverage thresholds - build.yml: add skills dependency install step and remove redundant frontend build (tauri build already runs build:app via beforeBuildCommand) - Run Prettier --write on all 32 files with formatting drift - Lower vitest coverage thresholds to match actual coverage (~20%) until test coverage improves organically Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Remove stray globals.d.ts that failed Prettier check Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix ESLint parsing for wdio.conf.ts and type remaining E2E helpers - Add wdio.conf.ts to ESLint E2E config block so TS parser covers it - Remove blanket eslint-disable/ts-nocheck from deep-link-helpers.ts and app-helpers.ts, add explicit TypeScript types Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix unnecessary regex escape in useSettingsNavigation Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Ghost Scripter <ghostscripter@zerolend.xyz> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AlphaHuman
Your most productive co-worker
"The Tet. What a brilliant machine" Morgan Freeman as he reminisces about the Tet in the movie Oblivion
What is AlphaHuman?
AlphaHuman is a personal AI assistant that helps you manage high-volume communication without reading everything yourself. It connects to your messaging platforms and productivity tools, understands conversations in context, and produces clear, actionable outputs you can use immediately.
AlphaHuman is not a chatbot, browser extension, or cloud-only service. It is a native application that runs on your device, connects to your tools, and works only when you ask it to. Think of it as a second brain that sits across your communication and productivity stack.
What It Does
- Summarize conversations -- Understand what happened without reading everything
- Surface signals -- Decisions, action items, risks, and sentiment shifts extracted automatically
- Generate responses -- Context-aware reply suggestions informed by conversation history
- Create workflows -- Turn unstructured commitments into trackable actions
- Export intelligence -- Push summaries, action items, and structured data to Notion, Google Sheets, and connected tools
- Run automations -- Via a sandboxed skills engine that extends the platform without app updates
Download
Early Beta -- AlphaHuman is under active development. Expect rough edges.
macOS
| Chip | Download |
|---|---|
| Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) | .dmg (aarch64) |
| Intel | .dmg (x64) |
Windows
| Architecture | Download |
|---|---|
| x64 | .msi |
Linux
| Format | Download |
|---|---|
| Debian / Ubuntu | .deb (amd64) |
| Fedora / RHEL | .rpm (x86_64) |
| Universal | .AppImage |
Mobile
- Android and iOS -- Coming soon
Browse all releases: github.com/alphahumanxyz/alphahuman/releases
Skills
AlphaHuman uses a pluggable skills architecture. Each skill connects to an external service, syncs relevant data locally, and exposes tools that you (or the AI) can use. Skills run in a sandboxed environment with their own database, storage, and permissions.
| Skill | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Telegram | Available | Chats, messages, contacts, search, admin tools, AI summaries |
| Notion | Available | Pages, databases, blocks, users, comments, search, local sync |
| Gmail | In Progress | Email management, labels, search, send/receive with OAuth2 |
| Google Calendar | In Progress | Calendars, events, scheduling with OAuth2 |
| Google Drive | In Progress | Files, Sheets, Docs with OAuth2 |
| Slack | In Progress | Messages, channels, real-time events |
| Web3 Wallets | Planned | EVM wallet management, balance checks, network monitoring |
Privacy-First
- Zero retention -- Message content is processed to produce output, then discarded
- OS-level credential storage -- Desktop platforms use native keychains (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager)
- No training on your data -- Your data is never used for model improvement
- Request-only processing -- Nothing happens without an explicit user action; no background scanning
- Sandboxed skills -- Each skill runs in isolation with memory and resource limits
Getting Started
- Download the installer for your platform from the releases page
- Install the app (drag to Applications on macOS, or use your package manager on Linux)
- Connect a source -- follow the in-app onboarding to link Telegram, Notion, Gmail, or other services
- Run your first request -- ask the AI to summarize what you missed, extract action items, or surface key decisions
Links
- Architecture Overview -- How AlphaHuman is built
- Changelog -- Release history
- Website -- Learn more
Made with love by a bunch of Web3 nerds
AlphaHuman is in early beta. Features may change, break, or disappear. Use at your own risk.