Built a desktop assistant [fully local] for myself without any privacy issue (github.com)

A new desktop assistant called ZYRON has been launched, designed for Windows PCs to operate completely locally without any reliance on cloud services, thereby addressing critical privacy concerns. Unlike typical assistants, ZYRON executes voice commands and Telegram messages entirely offline, ensuring that users' personal data remains on their machines. Operating through a simple voice prompt, “Hey Pikachu,” users can control a wide array of functions, from launching applications and file management to monitoring system health—all without the need for subscriptions or API fees. Significantly, ZYRON leverages the Qwen 2.5 Coder model for context-aware interactions, making it capable of understanding user intent and preferences over time. Key features include real-time CPU and memory monitoring, intelligent file searching, clipboard history access, and even remote camera and audio recording. By emphasizing privacy and data security—no external APIs or telemetry—ZYRON represents a growing movement within the AI/ML community towards more autonomous, user-controlled applications. This assistant is available for free and is open-sourced, encouraging further development and customization by the community.