* feat: add .mcp.json for MCP server configuration - Introduced `.mcp.json` with server details for managing MCP integrations - Defines `readme` server with HTTP type and URL endpoint configuration * fix: Update skills submodule with Telegram error handling improvements - Fixed setup flow showing false success when TDLib errors occurred - Improved async error handling in setup steps - Added client reset mechanisms for error recovery - Enhanced error messaging for better user experience - Cleaned up excessive debug logging while maintaining error logs Resolves issue where Telegram setup showed success modal despite underlying TDLib errors. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add daemon lifecycle management system to frontend UI This implementation integrates the Rust daemon's health monitoring and lifecycle management into the React frontend. Key features include real-time health indicators, automatic start/error recovery, and detailed control panels, enhancing both user experience and operational reliability. * Enhance daemon health monitoring with detailed logging, event tracking, and state management improvements. * Add extensive logging for Tauri socket lifecycle and event listeners This update improves troubleshooting and debugging by adding detailed logs throughout Tauri socket initialization, event listener setup, and error handling processes. * Define global Tauri interface types in TypeScript * Fix daemon service management and health communication issues This comprehensive fix resolves two critical daemon-related issues: 1. **Launchctl "Input/output error" fix**: - Add intelligent state checking before service operations - Only load LaunchAgent if not already loaded - Treat "already running" as success, not failure - Add helper functions for cross-platform service state detection - Implement idempotent service start operations 2. **Daemon health communication fix**: - Add ALPHAHUMAN_DAEMON_INTERNAL environment variable to external service plist - Force external daemon to use file-based communication (daemon_state.json) - Implement file watching bridge in main app to emit Tauri events - Ensure frontend receives proper health updates from external daemon **Key Changes**: - Enhanced `start()` function with state checking across all platforms - Added `is_service_loaded_macos()`, `is_service_enabled_linux()`, `is_task_exists_windows()` - Modified macOS plist to include `ALPHAHUMAN_DAEMON_INTERNAL=false` - Added `watch_daemon_health_file()` function for external daemon communication - Updated daemon mode detection logic for cross-platform consistency - Added comprehensive logging for service management operations **Expected Results**: - No more "Input/output error" when clicking daemon start button - External daemon status shows "connected" instead of "disconnected" - Idempotent service operations (safe to run multiple times) - Single daemon process prevents resource conflicts - Cross-platform daemon service reliability 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * Add `ALPHAHUMAN_DAEMON_INTERNAL` env variable to configuration documentation * Optimize imports in `TauriCommandsPanel.tsx` by removing unused variables and adding necessary hooks. * Add OAuth login support with configurable provider types and UI components This update introduces OAuth login functionality, including support for multiple providers (Google, GitHub, Twitter, Discord). Added reusable components for provider buttons and a login section, along with styled configurations and type definitions. Includes enhancements for token handling and updated login flows. * Add OAuth debug mode support for development environments Introduce `IS_DEV` checks to enable OAuth debug mode, allowing detailed logging and adjustable OAuth URLs with debug parameters during development. * Implement hybrid local/API thread storage with message persistence - Add local-first thread and message storage using Redux Persist - Persist threads, messages, and UI state (panelWidth, lastViewedAt, selectedThreadId) locally - Remove API dependencies for thread/message fetching (fetchThreads, fetchThreadMessages) - Add local thread management actions (createThreadLocal, deleteThreadLocal, addMessageLocal) - Fix message persistence issue: ensure both user and AI messages survive navigation - Maintain API integration for sendMessage functionality with AI responses - Preserve optimistic updates and error handling behavior - Enable instant app startup and offline conversation viewing Key changes: - Enhanced threadSlice with messagesByThreadId storage and local management actions - Updated Redux persist config to include thread data - Modified Conversations component to use local thread operations - Fixed addInferenceResponse to persist preceding user messages - Maintained all existing UI patterns and error states 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat: implement SOUL.md persona injection system - Add complete SOUL.md persona injection into user messages - Create AI Configuration panel in Settings for SOUL management - Implement multi-layer caching (memory → localStorage → GitHub → bundled) - Add SOUL injection to all message flows: - Main Conversations page (inferenceApi flow) - Settings Agent Chat (Tauri commands) - Redux sendMessage thunk - Thread API layer - Parse SOUL.md sections: personality, safety rules, behaviors, interactions - Inject persona context with [PERSONA_CONTEXT] tags - Add graceful error handling with console logging - Token-optimized context building (top 3 traits, critical safety rules) - Cross-platform compatibility (Tauri + web environments) Files added: - src/lib/ai/soul/types.ts - TypeScript interfaces - src/lib/ai/soul/loader.ts - SOUL loading with caching - src/lib/ai/soul/injector.ts - Message injection logic - src/components/settings/panels/AIPanel.tsx - Settings UI Files modified: - src/pages/Conversations.tsx - Add SOUL injection to main chat - src/store/threadSlice.ts - Add SOUL injection to Redux flow - src/services/api/threadApi.ts - Add SOUL injection to API layer - src/utils/tauriCommands.ts - Add SOUL injection to Tauri commands - src/components/settings/SettingsHome.tsx - Add AI Configuration menu - src/pages/Settings.tsx - Add AI panel routing 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
AlphaHuman Mk1
Your most productive co-worker
A user-friendly (GUI-first) AI agent. AlphaHuman uses the
Neocortex Mk1 model to co-ordinate memories &
realtime-data, cheaper and faster than other models.
About · vs OpenClaw · Download · Getting Started · Architecture · Changelog
"The Tet. What a brilliant machine" — Morgan Freeman in Oblivion
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.
AlphaHuman vs OpenClaw
AlphaHuman is designed to be simpler to deploy, cheaper to run, and more intelligent in how it uses models and memory.
| OpenClaw | AlphaHuman | |
|---|---|---|
| Runtime | Node.js (TypeScript) | Tauri (Rust + React), native binary |
| Inference | Single-tier or manual routing | Custom two-tier: task-routed (summarize/vibe/memory → cheap; complex/tools → premium) |
| Memory | Often external (Pinecone, Lucid, etc.) or markdown-only | Custom hybrid: SQLite FTS5 + vector similarity, optional encryption, no external vector DB |
| Tunneling | Third-party (ngrok, Cloudflare, Tailscale) or none | Custom tunneling — secure app-to-backend path without vendor lock-in |
| Cost | Typically one premium model for everything | Lower — Tier 1 for most ops; Tier 2 only when needed |
| Intelligence | General-purpose agent loop | Smarter — vibe detection, interest-based escalation, constitution-driven behavior, session-aware memory |
| Deployment | Server/Node process, high memory footprint | Native desktop/mobile app, Rust socket manager, smaller footprint |
OpenClaw is a strong open-source agent framework. We chose to build a custom stack so we could own inference routing, memory, and tunneling end-to-end and optimize for cost and clarity.
Download
Early Beta — AlphaHuman is under active development. Expect rough edges.
| Platform | Variant | Download |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) | .dmg (aarch64) |
| macOS | Intel | .dmg (x64) |
| Windows | x64 | .msi |
| Linux | Debian / Ubuntu | .deb (amd64) |
| Linux | Fedora / RHEL | .rpm (x86_64) |
| Linux | Universal | .AppImage |
| Android | — | Coming soon |
| iOS | — | Coming soon |
Browse all releases: github.com/alphahumanai/alphahuman/releases
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 in India 🇮🇳
AlphaHuman is in early beta. Features may change, break, or disappear. Use at your own risk.
