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Serry is a voice assistant that runs entirely on your own Mac, with no data sent to the cloud unless you choose to allow it. It is designed to feel like a helpful presence living on your computer, one that sees your files, mail, calendar, and notifications, remembers things about you, and talks back in a natural sounding voice. It needs an Apple Silicon Mac with at least 32 gigabytes of memory to run comfortably. Serry can read your notifications aloud while respecting settings like Focus or Do Not Disturb, reach into your email, calendar, contacts, notes, and reminders, look things up online, check the weather or stock prices, and even hand a difficult question off to a larger cloud based model when needed, telling you out loud whenever it does so. It keeps memories about people and tasks in your life as plain text notes you can read or edit yourself in the Mac Notes app. Under the hood, Serry uses a local language model that you load yourself through a free program called LM Studio, or optionally a different model that can listen to the actual tone and mood of your voice rather than just a text transcript of what you said. It also learns to recognize your specific voice so it only responds to you, and can be taught to ignore other voices in the room such as a television or a housemate. Getting started involves installing the code with a couple of command line tools, setting up a model inside LM Studio, copying an example settings file to add your name and Serry's name, and then running a single command to start the assistant. The first run downloads its speech models, which takes a few minutes, and macOS will ask for microphone and automation permissions the first time it needs them. Serry appears as a single glowing orb on screen with a few simple buttons and keyboard shortcuts for muting, typing instead of speaking, or starting a new conversation. It is built on top of an open source framework for real time voice agents called Pipecat. The README does not mention a license for the project.