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akemi

v0.0.1

Published

Coming soon. A personal AI assistant that runs on your own Claude Code subscription.

Downloads

16

Readme

akemi

Coming soon. A personal AI assistant that runs on your own Claude Code subscription.

This package is a placeholder reserving the akemi name on npm while the real product is being built.

What akemi will be

A CLI tool that turns Claude Code into a team of named, personality-typed agents with persistent memory, goal-oriented autonomy, and signal routing from Slack, email, GitHub, and other sources.

Instead of starting a fresh Claude session every time, you run akemi start --agent backend-dev and get an agent with its own memory, its own CLAUDE.md, its own goals, and its own resource library — all running on the Claude Code subscription you already pay for.

Key ideas

  • Agents are first-class. Multiple agents per install, each with a role (coder, writer, researcher, mentor) and a personality (helpful, caveman, Borg, custom).
  • Memory persists. Scoped per-agent so different agents don't leak context into each other.
  • Goals drive work. Each agent has goals with responsibilities; the agent autonomously makes progress on them when signals arrive.
  • Signals can come from anywhere. Slack DMs, GitHub webhooks, emails, cron, direct CLI input — any source routes through the same pipeline.
  • No vendor lock-in on the LLM. You bring your own Claude Code subscription; akemi never calls the Anthropic API directly.

Status

  • Free tier: agents, personalities, resources, sessions, memory — in development
  • Paid tier: autonomous control loop, signal gateway, cross-device sync — in development
  • Production launch: coming soon

Install (placeholder)

npm i -g akemi
akemi

The placeholder just prints a "coming soon" message. The real CLI replaces it on launch.

Follow along

  • Repository: https://github.com/mattweberio/akemi
  • Issues & feedback: https://github.com/mattweberio/akemi/issues

License

MIT