Aveline

A runtime for long-lived AI workers with persistent memory.

Most AI assistants forget everything between conversations. Aveline runs workers that do not. A worker keeps a record of what it has been told, what it has undertaken to do, and what is on its calendar, and it uses that record every time it wakes up.

You define what a worker is for. The runtime itself has no job of its own: a personal assistant and a company operator are the same code with different configuration.

What a worker does

• Reads messages sent to it and records what it learned, with a link back to the message that said it.
• Keeps its own calendar, and reads calendars that people have shared with it.
• Tracks what it has promised to do and wakes itself up when something falls due.
• Writes a short brief each morning covering the day ahead and anything overdue.
• Drafts what it would say or schedule. Nothing is sent until you explicitly allow it, one kind of action and one channel at a time.

How it uses Google Calendar

A worker has its own Google account. With your permission it:

• Reads events from its own calendar and from any calendar you have shared with it, so it knows what is happening and can spot clashes.
• Creates events on its own calendar and invites you to them, so you can see what it has planned and decline anything you do not want.

It never edits or deletes anything on your calendar. When you share a calendar with a worker, share it read-only, and Google will refuse any write regardless of what the software does. You can stop sharing at any time, from your own calendar settings.

Status

Early, self-hosted and open source under the Apache 2.0 licence. It runs on Node and PostgreSQL. There is no hosted service yet.