Open-source personal assistant LIA ships proactive memory, emotions and multi-user ops
jeyjey9434 · reddit · 2026-09-12
A developer shared LIA, a free open-source "living" personal assistant built for everyday users rather than a pile of AI features.
- Proactive notifications, distinct personality, emotional system and structured evolving memory
- Habit learning, meeting recording with 30+ smart summary templates, AI phone calls (reservations, orders), health-data sync, plus Gmail/Outlook integrations, voice, image editing, RAG and scheduled tasks
- Supports skills, auto-skills and MCP (key/token/OAuth); runs on Web/PWA, iOS and Android
- Multi-user platform manageable in-app: feature toggles, LLM provider management with Excel import/export, debug panel, 24+ Grafana dashboards and Prometheus alerting
- Granular privacy with full data export; users' LIAs can coordinate schedules with each other, and a lightweight CRM auto-enriches contacts
The project emphasizes enterprise-grade code quality and docs and is on GitHub.
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