Invoko
A little hand on your Mac
1.3K followers
A little hand on your Mac
1.3K followers
Invoko is an AI desktop helper you can talk to while you work. Bring it beside anything on your screen, ask it questions, or let it handle tasks across your apps.
since Invoko operates locally, what models are being used under the hood, and what are the hardware requirements for smooth performance?
Clico
@daris_esteban We mainly use the best coding models out there so it depends, currently we support macos version 14+
Voice activated desktop tools have historically struggled with accuracy in noisy environments like open offices or calls how does Invoko perform when there's background noise or when the user is already on a meeting?
Clico
@daniel_juan2 We integrate advanced ASR technology so it shouldn't be a problem at all.
Most productivity tools plateau after the initial novelty wears off what behavioral patterns are you seeing in your most engaged users that tell you Invoko is becoming a genuine daily habit rather than a curiosity?
Clico
@new_user___10520260379921a76fc2d64 The local first approach is definitely the right call here I'd say. Regarding the workflow, having a confirmation step for actions like calendar edits or emails is a must for me, it keeps that balance of speed and control without feeling like the agent is running wild.
When Invoko reads content from the screen to answer a question how does it handle dynamically updating content like live dashboards, streaming data or real-time collaboration tools where the state changes constantly?
Clico
@diego_joaquin1 we mainly use high refresh rate to solve that, which means the context itself will be update quite frequently during the process
Nice, a talk-to-it helper triggered by Fn is handy. Can Invoko run multiple delegated tasks at once, or one at a time?
Clico
@doganakbulut Yes! It can do tasks in parallel. Finally someone ask this question lol
For developers and power users who want to extend Invoko's capabilities is there an API or plugin layer planned that would let people define custom tasks or connect it to tools that aren't supported out of the box?
Clico
@ding_hao Nahh we don't provide API at the moment. But letting ppl define their own widgets might be a good idea!
talking to it while you work is the right interaction model for a desktop helper but voice input in an office environment creates obvious friction. curious whether there's a text input option alongside voice and whether the always-listening model requires a wake word or a push-to-talk approach. those aren't minor details for a tool meant to be used continuously throughout a workday
Clico