a.v.r.i.z
Your commute is build time
16 followers
Your commute is build time
16 followers
a.v.r.i.z is a voice-first AI software engineer on your own cloud dev box. Talk to it from your phone and it writes, runs, tests in a real browser, and deploys your code to a live URL — no laptop, no setup. Unlike editor plugins or chatbots, it's a persistent machine you own, with memory, scheduled tasks, and smart model routing that auto-picks the cheapest capable model so you never overpay. Turn "I have an idea" into "it's live" — spoken into existence, from anywhere.
How does the persistent memory work across sessions, and can I scope what it actually remembers so it doesn't pull from old projects when I'm starting something totally new?
@ayazekicel3pxs memory is persistent two ways local to goose and dynamo db for historical memory . Avriz.io/eng
the part I'm stuck on is review, not generation - talking through a feature is one thing, but how do you actually vet what it wrote before it deploys to a live URL? do you get some kind of spoken diff summary, or does "no laptop" quietly become "no laptop until something looks off" once you need to actually read the code it shipped
@galdayan yes, you get a spoken summary by the agent
@reza_tabibazar good to know. does the summary flag risk level at all (like new dependency added, or auth/payment code touched) or is it just a plain description of what changed either way? trying to figure out if I'd still need to pull up the diff myself for the risky stuff
@galdayan hmm majority is handleded by goose so it does tell you what changed if you ask it, why not take look and use if for seven days free no creditcard requrited TRIAL7
@reza_tabibazar makes sense if goose surfaces it on request, that's a reasonable division of labor honestly, you don't need every risk auto-flagged if asking is one command away. appreciate the trial offer, will give it a proper spin this week
Does it work with existing repos I already have on GitHub, or do I need to clone everything onto this new dev box first?
@sedanurz5c4 yes , you can connect github and pull
The lowercase monogram and dotted styling on the name is a sharp touch, feels more like a sci-fi co-pilot than a dev tool. Curious how the voice-to-deploy loop actually feels in practice.
@mertcanozy66546 try it use TRIAL7 for seven day free, no credit card