Voice and text
Hold a key, speak, or type if the room is loud.
04 — Product · local AI/v1.0
OpenFelix
Named after my cat. Hold a key, talk to it, and it does the thing — locally when it can, in the cloud when the task is worth it.
- Licence
- Apache 2.0
- Runs on
- Apple Silicon
- macOS
- 13+
- Local engine
- MLX
Role
Swift app, MLX engine, skills
Year
2026
Stack
- Swift / Mac
- MLX
- OpenClaw
- Qwen
A voice-first Mac agent that runs on your own silicon
What it is
A menu-bar agent for macOS with voice and text input, screen vision, cron jobs, proactive alerts, and a skill system. It reads your calendar, sets reminders, looks things up, opens files, writes code, checks a stock, posts to X, and generates music.
It speaks OpenClaw natively, so every skill written for that ecosystem works here without a port.
Local first, cloud when it earns it
Qwen 3.5 in four sizes and Mistral run on-device through MLX. When a task genuinely needs a bigger brain, it escalates to Claude, GPT-4o or anything on OpenRouter. You choose the line.
Siri still needs a network round trip to set a timer. That comparison is the whole reason this exists.
Install
Download the DMG, run the setup command that installs Python and the MLX engine, drag the app across, grant Accessibility. Or build from source — the setup and run scripts are in the repo.
What is in it
Screen vision
It can look at what you are looking at.
Cron and alerts
Scheduled jobs that come to you, not the other way round.
Skill system
OpenClaw skills run natively.
