BasedHardware/omi

This system is a comprehensive mobile and backend platform for managing AI-powered voice interactions with wearable hardware. It provides a Flutter-based mobile application that handles device connectivity via Bluetooth Low Energy, captures audio for speech-to-text processing, and manages user data including conversations, action items, and memories. The backend infrastructure supports self-hosted AI model deployment, WebSocket bridging, and scalable Kubernetes deployments for various microservices. The platform integrates with external services like ClickUp, GitHub, and Apple Health, while offering a modular plugin architecture for extending functionality.

This period was defined by the introduction of the Omi mobile application, featuring a complete Flutter codebase with native iOS and Android integrations for audio capture, BLE, and wearable connectivity. Concurrently, the backend evolved to support an agentic chat system with tool-use capabilities, while the plugin infrastructure was consolidated into a shared SDK.

83 changes

This period focused on expanding the Omi ecosystem by introducing support for new hardware, including Apple Watch, Ray-Ban Meta glasses, and OmiGlass, alongside a comprehensive React Native SDK for third-party developers. The backend and app were updated to support a broader range of devices and integrations, while the web platform grew with an admin dashboard, app store, and persona chat interface. Infrastructure was also strengthened with new Helm charts, CI/CD scripts, and internal tooling to support the growing complexity of the platform.

70 changes

This period focused on launching the V3 memory system, introducing a new LLM gateway, and modernizing the backend with Rust SDKs and Kubernetes charts. It also expanded the plugin ecosystem with numerous external integrations and added extensive test coverage for the new architecture.

125 changes

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