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Personal Information Assistant
Pia is a voice assistant. You can talk to her and give her reasonably natural commands and she will try to understand them and execute them. The commands are defined by voice apps.
Pia works entirely on your computer and without Internet connection. Speech recognition and voice generation happen on your device, not in the cloud.
Pia encourages apps that keep all their data local. Cheap 200 GB microSD cards mean that you can not only keep all your contacts, personal calendar and emails, but a huge music library, maps for the entire continent, and even a local copy of the Wikipedia, so you can query the Wikipedia without calling the Internet.
All your data stays on your device, and your device only. This is keeps information about your personal life private.
Optional sync to other devices locally via Wifi and Bluetooth is planned.
It also means that Pia can work in places where Internet connection is intermittent, for example in your car.
Obviously, Google searches, news, weather updates and so on will still call out to the Internet.
Pia keeps context of what you said and allows you to make follow up questions, e.g. using pronous like "it" or "Play songs by this artist".
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The npm package pia receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, pia popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pia demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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