boardshogunfluctuate/Capri-AI

Capri is a Windows desktop app that wraps an AI assistant in an agent layer: you describe a goal, it plans the steps, and it acts on files, projects, the shell and the web. Its main audience is Windows users who want a JARVIS-style assistant for everyday PC tasks without working in a terminal; developers can also use it, but the same desktop wrapper applies.

What changes in practice

The distinguishing feature is an engine router: Capri does not supply the AI itself. It connects to Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or another assistant through a custom adapter, and you can switch engines README: how it works. That means the model and its costs stay with the provider you connect, while Capri supplies the desktop interface and tool layer. Example tasks listed include sorting a Downloads folder, finding and fixing a bug in a project, combining PDF summaries, scaffolding and launching a web app, and creating a recurring Monday backup README: examples.

Requirements and setup

Capri is a Windows 10-or-newer installer (.exe) from the Releases page; macOS and Linux are listed as planned, not available README: FAQ. On first launch you sign in or paste an API key for a supported assistant, so you need an account or key from that provider, and provider billing is separate. The project calls itself open source under MIT, so the wrapper's code is permissively licensed, but the connected assistant's terms still govern processing README. The README notes that a new, not-yet-widely-downloaded app may trigger a Windows SmartScreen prompt.

Control and safety

Sensitive actions can pass through an approval gate, and configuration shows permission modes for asking before acting, acting automatically, or read-only, plus allowed folders README: configuration. The author stresses reviewing actions before approving them, limiting folder scope, keeping backups before large automated tasks, and protecting API keys; the FAQ explicitly says no tool is risk-free README: safety. Requests are processed by the connected AI provider under that provider's terms and privacy policy, so data handling is not solely inside Capri.

Scope and caveats

The roadmap lists task scheduler, voice control, a plugin system and macOS/Linux support as unchecked README: roadmap, so these are not current capabilities. The README does not document recovery behavior for an approved destructive action, nor does it describe how custom adapters are implemented. It is an unofficial fan project with a cyberpunk theme, not affiliated with CD PROJEKT RED or the named AI vendors.