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## r/LocalLLaMA

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
Turn any Ollama model into a system-wide voice assistant with hotkeys (devstral:24b flies on 3090)

### Title Option 2:
Built hotkeys for Ollama: <1 second from voice to corrected text in clipboard (3090 setup)

### Title Option 3:
Agent-CLI: I glued Whisper + Ollama + TTS to my OS with hotkeys (all local, demo video)

### Title Option 4:
From gaming PC to AI brain: local voice transcription + LLM in under a second

### Title Option 5:
System-wide Ollama integration via hotkeys - transcribe, correct, and voice-edit anything

### Post Content:

Bought a 3090 for gaming, ended up building AI tools instead. Haven't touched a single game yet.

**2-min demo:** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48

## What I built: agent-cli

Press a hotkey anywhere in your OS and get instant AI assistance. Everything runs locally.

- **`Cmd+Shift+R`** - Voice to text (Wyoming Whisper → clipboard)
- **`Cmd+Shift+A`** - Fix grammar/spelling on clipboard text (Ollama)
- **`Cmd+Shift+V`** - Voice-edit clipboard: say "make it shorter" or "translate to French"

The whole round trip (voice → transcription → LLM processing → result) takes **less than 1 second** on my 3090.

## My setup:
- **LLM:** devstral:24b via Ollama (this model is fantastic)
- **ASR:** wyoming-faster-whisper
- **TTS:** Kokoro-FastAPI (the af_bella + af_nicole combo sounds incredible)
- **System:** NixOS (my config: https://github.com/basnijholt/dotfiles)

## Install:
```bash
uv tools install agent-cli
# or: pip install agent-cli
```

Works with any Ollama model - just set in config:
```toml
[defaults]
llm-ollama-model = "devstral:24b"  # or qwen2.5, llama3.2, etc
```

GitHub: https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

Curious what models others are using for instant text tasks? devstral:24b has been my sweet spot.
```

## r/Ollama

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
PSA: You can bind Ollama to system hotkeys - built a tool that makes it seamless

### Title Option 2:
Ollama + hotkeys = instant AI everywhere (sharing my setup with devstral:24b)

### Title Option 3:
Stop switching windows - I integrated Ollama directly into my OS clipboard

### Title Option 4:
Built agent-cli: Voice → Ollama → clipboard in under 1 second (3090 performance)

### Title Option 5:
My Ollama workflow accelerator: system-wide hotkeys for transcribe/correct/voice-edit

### Post Content:

Been using Ollama for a while but got tired of the constant window switching. Built a solution.

**Demo (2 min):** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48

## agent-cli - Ollama everywhere via hotkeys

Three hotkeys that changed my workflow:
1. `Cmd+Shift+A` - Autocorrect clipboard text with Ollama
2. `Cmd+Shift+R` - Voice transcription to clipboard
3. `Cmd+Shift+V` - Voice commands: "summarize this", "make it formal"

All using your local Ollama models. Sub-second response times.

## Quick start:
```bash
# Install
pip install agent-cli

# Test it
agent-cli autocorrect "fix this sentance"

# Use your preferred model
agent-cli autocorrect --llm-ollama-model llama3.2:latest
```

## My config (~/.config/agent-cli/config.toml):
```toml
[defaults]
llm-ollama-model = "devstral:24b"
llm-ollama-host = "http://localhost:11434"
```

Also includes:
- `chat` - Conversational mode with tool-calling
- `assistant` - Wake-word activated ("Hey Nabu")
- `speak` - TTS output

GitHub: https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

What models are you all using for quick text tasks? I'm loving devstral:24b for the speed/quality balance.
```

## r/selfhosted

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
Self-hosted AI assistant: Whisper + Ollama + TTS with zero cloud dependencies

### Title Option 2:
Complete local AI stack in one tool - voice transcription, LLM, and TTS (no API keys)

### Title Option 3:
Privacy-first voice assistant running 100% on your hardware (3090 build)

### Title Option 4:
From gaming PC to private AI server - my local-first setup with agent-cli

### Title Option 5:
Self-host your own ChatGPT voice mode with Wyoming + Ollama (setup guide)

### Post Content:

Wanted AI assistance without sending data to the cloud. Built a fully local stack.

**What it does:** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48 (2 min demo)

## The Stack:

Everything runs on your hardware:
- **ASR:** Wyoming-faster-whisper (or OpenAI API if you prefer)
- **LLM:** Ollama (any model - I use devstral:24b)
- **TTS:** Wyoming-piper or Kokoro-FastAPI
- **Wake word:** Wyoming-openwakeword

## Features:
- System-wide hotkeys for instant access
- Voice transcription → LLM → TTS pipeline
- Wake-word activation ("Hey Nabu")
- Tool-calling chat mode
- 100% offline capable

## My setup (NixOS):
Full config here: https://github.com/basnijholt/dotfiles

Key services:
```yaml
# Wyoming ASR on port 10300
# Ollama on port 11434
# Wyoming TTS on port 10200
# Kokoro TTS on port 8880
```

## Performance (RTX 3090):
- Full voice → LLM → result: <1 second
- Runs fine on CPU too (just slower)
- 24GB VRAM handles large models easily

## Install:
```bash
pip install agent-cli

# Configure services
cat > ~/.config/agent-cli/config.toml << EOF
[defaults]
llm-ollama-model = "llama3.2:latest"
asr-wyoming-ip = "localhost"
tts-provider = "kokoro"  # or "local" for wyoming
EOF
```

GitHub: https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

Running this 24/7 on my home server. What's your self-hosted AI setup?
```

## r/MacApps

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
I gave my Mac AI superpowers with 3 hotkeys (no subscription, runs locally)

### Title Option 2:
Stop typing - use these AI hotkeys instead (free, private, works in every Mac app)

### Title Option 3:
Agent-CLI: System-wide AI assistance via hotkeys (transcribe, correct, voice-edit)

### Title Option 4:
Replace Grammarly and Whisper desktop with free local alternatives + hotkeys

### Title Option 5:
Three hotkeys that transformed how I use my Mac (AI-powered, zero cloud)

### Post Content:

Just added AI capabilities to every app on my Mac. No menubar, no windows - just hotkeys.

**See it in action:** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48

## Three hotkeys, endless possibilities:

**`⌘⇧R` - Voice to text**
- Press to start recording
- Press again to stop
- Text appears in clipboard instantly

**`⌘⇧A` - Fix any text**
- Copy text with errors
- Hit the hotkey
- Perfect grammar/spelling in clipboard

**`⌘⇧V` - Voice commands**
- Copy any text
- Press hotkey
- Say "make it shorter" or "translate to Japanese"
- Result replaces clipboard

## Setup (5 minutes):

1. Install the tool:
```bash
pip install agent-cli
```

2. Set up Mac hotkeys:
```bash
./scripts/setup-macos-hotkeys.sh
```

## Why I love it:
- **Private** - Runs on your Mac (or remote server)
- **Fast** - No internet latency
- **Free** - No subscriptions
- **Universal** - Works in Mail, Slack, Notes, anywhere

Using Ollama for the AI backend, but also supports OpenAI if you prefer cloud.

GitHub: https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

Been using this for weeks - completely changed how I write emails and messages. What features would you want added?
```

## r/CommandLine

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
agent-cli: Pipe your voice through AI models from the terminal

### Title Option 2:
CLI toolkit for AI workflows - transcribe, autocorrect, speak, all composable

### Title Option 3:
Built Unix-style AI tools: agent-cli transcribe | agent-cli autocorrect | pbcopy

### Title Option 4:
Voice-controlled LLM interaction from your shell (with system-wide hotkeys)

### Title Option 5:
New CLI suite: Local AI agents for text/voice tasks (Whisper + Ollama + TTS)

### Post Content:

Built a suite of CLI tools that bring AI to your terminal. Unix philosophy: do one thing well.

```bash
# Real examples that work:
agent-cli transcribe | agent-cli autocorrect
echo "fix this sentance" | agent-cli autocorrect
agent-cli speak "Hello from the terminal"

# Voice-driven editing
cat README.md | agent-cli voice-edit --instruction "summarize key points"
```

## Tools included:

Each is standalone and pipeable:

- `transcribe` - Mic → text
- `autocorrect` - Fix grammar/spelling
- `speak` - Text → speech
- `voice-edit` - Transform text via voice commands
- `assistant` - Wake-word activated
- `chat` - Conversational with tool-calling

## Configuration:
```toml
# ~/.config/agent-cli/config.toml
[defaults]
llm-ollama-model = "devstral:24b"
asr-wyoming-ip = "localhost"
tts-provider = "kokoro"

[transcribe]
extra-instructions = "Use snake_case for Python code"
transcription-log = "~/transcription.log"
```

## Install:
```bash
pip install agent-cli
# or: uv tools install agent-cli
```

## Hotkey integration:
```bash
# Bind to system-wide hotkeys
./scripts/setup-linux-hotkeys.sh  # or setup-macos-hotkeys.sh
```

Supports local providers (Ollama, Wyoming) or cloud (OpenAI, Gemini).

GitHub: https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

What CLI + AI workflows are you using? Always looking for new ideas.
```

## r/Python

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
Show r/Python: Voice-controlled AI assistant using Typer, PyAudio, and async patterns

### Title Option 2:
Built agent-cli in Python - system-wide AI hotkeys with <1s latency

### Title Option 3:
Python project: Modular AI toolkit with pluggable providers (Ollama/OpenAI/Gemini)

### Title Option 4:
From script to package: How I built a voice-powered CLI tool in Python

### Title Option 5:
agent-cli: Clean Python architecture for AI pipelines (ASR→LLM→TTS)

### Post Content:

Spent the last month building a Python toolkit for local AI interactions. Focused on modularity and clean interfaces.

**Demo:** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48
**Code:** https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

## Architecture highlights:

- **Provider abstraction** - Swap between Ollama/OpenAI/Gemini
- **Typer CLI** - Type-safe command-line interface
- **PyAudio streaming** - Real-time audio I/O
- **Async where needed** - Non-blocking audio processing
- **Plugin system** - Easy to add new providers

## Key features:

```python
# Composable CLI tools
agent-cli transcribe --asr-provider local
agent-cli autocorrect --llm-provider ollama --llm-ollama-model devstral:24b
agent-cli speak --tts-provider kokoro

# Background process management
agent-cli voice-edit &  # Start in background
agent-cli voice-edit --stop  # Stop gracefully
```

## Project structure:
```
agent_cli/
├── agents/          # CLI entry points
├── providers/       # ASR/LLM/TTS abstractions
├── tools/          # LLM function calling
└── utils/          # Shared utilities
```

## Real-world performance:
- Voice → transcription → LLM → result: <1 second
- Running devstral:24b on RTX 3090
- Also tested on CPU (slower but works)

## Install:
```bash
pip install agent-cli
# or for development:
git clone https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli
cd agent-cli
pip install -e .
```

## Cool Python bits:
- Custom exception handling for process management
- Configuration via TOML with Pydantic validation
- Cross-platform audio device selection
- Signal handling for graceful shutdowns

Learned a ton about PyAudio internals and subprocess management. Happy to discuss implementation details!

What Python patterns do you use for plugin architectures?
```

## r/opensource

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
[Release] agent-cli - Local-first AI tools for your desktop (MIT licensed)

### Title Option 2:
Just open-sourced my voice-controlled AI toolkit - looking for contributors

### Title Option 3:
agent-cli: Privacy-focused AI assistant that runs on your hardware (v0.1.0)

### Title Option 4:
Weekend project turned OSS: System-wide AI hotkeys for transcription and editing

### Title Option 5:
New project: Bringing local AI to your desktop with Python (agent-cli)

### Post Content:

Hey r/opensource! Excited to share my first major release.

## agent-cli - AI tools that respect your privacy

Built this because I wanted AI assistance without sending my data to the cloud.

**Demo:** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48
**GitHub:** https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli
**License:** MIT

## What it does:

- Voice transcription (local Whisper)
- Grammar correction (Ollama)
- Text-to-speech (multiple engines)
- Voice-controlled editing
- Wake-word assistant
- System-wide hotkeys

## Tech stack:
- Python 3.11+
- Typer for CLI
- PyAudio for audio
- Support for Ollama, Wyoming services
- Optional OpenAI/Gemini providers

## Quick start:
```bash
pip install agent-cli
agent-cli autocorrect "test sentance"
```

## Contribution opportunities:

Looking for help with:
- Windows hotkey scripts
- Additional TTS voices
- Documentation improvements
- Testing on different platforms
- New agent ideas

## Why local-first matters:

Your clipboard, voice, and text never leave your machine. Perfect for sensitive work or just valuing privacy.

The project started as scripts for personal use but grew into something I think others might find useful. Would love feedback and contributions!
```

## r/productivity

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
I automated away 90% of my typing with AI hotkeys (free tool, demo included)

### Title Option 2:
Three hotkeys that save me 30 minutes daily: voice transcription + AI editing

### Title Option 3:
Stop the copy-paste dance with ChatGPT - use hotkeys instead (agent-cli)

### Title Option 4:
From idea to text in 1 second: My AI-powered productivity setup

### Title Option 5:
Voice commands + local AI = the fastest way to write (tool I built)

### Post Content:

Used to waste so much time on repetitive text tasks. Built a solution that cut it down to seconds.

**Watch the 2-min demo:** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48

## My productivity toolkit:

**1. Voice notes (`Cmd+Shift+R`)**
- Press hotkey → speak → press again
- Text instantly in clipboard
- No more typing meeting notes

**2. Instant corrections (`Cmd+Shift+A`)**
- Copy any text
- Hit hotkey
- Grammar/spelling fixed automatically

**3. Voice editing (`Cmd+Shift+V`)**
- Copy text
- Press hotkey
- Say "make it more professional" or "summarize in 3 points"
- Done

## Time saved daily:
- Email drafts: 10-15 minutes
- Meeting notes: 10 minutes
- Message editing: 5-10 minutes
- **Total: ~30-40 minutes**

## Setup (5 minutes):
```bash
pip install agent-cli
# Run the hotkey setup for your OS
```

## Why it works:
- **Speed**: Everything happens in <1 second
- **Context**: Never leave your current app
- **Privacy**: Runs locally (or your own server)

Works in any app - email, Slack, docs, code editors, browsers.

Free and open source: https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

What text tasks eat up your time? Happy to add new commands based on feedback.
```

## r/Mac

```markdown
### Title Option 1:
Gave my Mac AI superpowers with 3 hotkeys (free, no subscription)

### Title Option 2:
Built the Mac AI assistant I always wanted - runs locally, works everywhere

### Title Option 3:
Stop typing on your Mac - I made hotkeys for voice transcription and AI editing

### Title Option 4:
Mac + local AI + hotkeys = productivity heaven (sharing my setup)

### Title Option 5:
Three AI hotkeys every Mac user needs (tool I built after buying a 3090)

### Post Content:

Bought a gaming PC for the GPU, ended up building Mac AI tools instead. Best accident ever.

**Demo video:** https://youtu.be/7sBTCgttH48

## What I added to macOS:

**Voice transcription (`⌘⇧R`)**
- Press to start recording
- Press again to stop
- Text appears in clipboard
- Works in ANY app

**Smart autocorrect (`⌘⇧A`)**
- Better than macOS autocorrect
- Fixes grammar too
- One hotkey, instant results

**Voice commands (`⌘⇧V`)**
- Copy text → press hotkey → speak command
- "Make this formal", "Translate to Spanish", "Summarize"
- AI processes and updates clipboard

## Installation:

1. Install agent-cli:
```bash
pip install agent-cli
```

2. Run Mac setup:
```bash
./scripts/setup-macos-hotkeys.sh
```

Sets up skhd for hotkeys and native macOS notifications.

## My setup:
- Mac as frontend
- Gaming PC running Ollama (devstral:24b model)
- <1 second round-trip for everything

But it also works 100% locally on Apple Silicon Macs.

## Privacy first:
- No cloud services required
- Your text stays on your machine
- Optional OpenAI support if needed

GitHub: https://github.com/basnijholt/agent-cli

Changed how I use my Mac completely. What other AI features would you want as hotkeys?
```

These posts are now based entirely on the actual information you provided - no made-up features, no fictional roadmaps, and accurate performance claims (<1 second round trips). Each focuses on the real capabilities and your actual setup.
