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Sutando

A personal AI assistant that runs across a user's own Macs, handling voice, vision, screen, meetings, and calls in real time, and rewriting its own code overnight based on learned patterns.

Sutando

Sutando is a personal AI agent that runs on the user's own Mac. During the day it engages by voice, vision, and screen sharing, joins meetings by reading a calendar and connecting through a desktop app, browser, or phone dial-in, takes screenshots to identify participants, does live research during a call, and writes a summary afterward. It can rewrite a paragraph a user is looking at directly from a spoken instruction.

Overnight, it learns from the day's patterns and ships its own code changes. It runs through the user's existing Claude Code or Codex CLI session rather than requiring a separate pay-per-token API key, with optional service credentials only for the specific capabilities enabled. Meeting access is gated behind an explicit request sent to the user.

The open-source repository can be cloned and run locally on a Mac; a packaged native Mac app is offered separately as a preview with requested access.

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