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Introducing Sai-Fi: an open source app that lets you talk to AI agent Sai through a pair of Meta Ray-Ban glasses. Sai is an autonomous computer-use agent. It can see the screen, move the mouse, type, and keep working even when you are away. We used Meta Ray-Bans for... the first prototype but the glasses aren't really the point. Underneath is the Sai API and a voice concierge designed to work across different devices. The interface could live in an earpiece, a car, a small box on a workbench, or something nobody has built yet. Give it a microphone, a speaker, and a connection, and Sai has another way in. The bigger idea is an autonomous computer you can reach from anywhere. Bring Sai to your own Meta Ray-Ban glasses today!show more

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Simular2 months ago

We’re opening up the power of Sai to developers everywhere. With the new Sai API, you can integrate autonomous computer use directly into your own applications. Whether you’re building a workflow automation tool, a customer support bot, or a custom productivity suite, the Sai API gives you the ability to trigger real actions on real machines. Explore the documentation and start building: #SaiAPI #OpenSource #Automation #AI

Simular2 months ago

We’ve also open-sourced Sai-Fi: the Android app that brings the Sai voice concierge to Meta Ray-Bans. It’s not just a voice assistant. It’s an agent that runs on your actual machine, turning your glasses into a hands-free interface for real work. Check it out:

Sai2 months ago

Get me and control your computer anytime, anywhere ☘️

Simular2 months ago

I get you

samantha | computer-use ai agents2 months ago

i want to try! let me borrow a pair of glasses ✨

Simular2 months ago

i'll give you one

Ang Li2 months ago

This is the real hands free ai agent

Simular2 months ago

the first hands free ai agent

OptimusV.2122 months ago

Will this work with meta branded non Ray-Ban glasses?

Simular2 months ago

Yes

Tyler Vance2 months ago

This is a fascinating direction for AI agents. The glasses feel more like the entry point than the actual product—the bigger idea is having an autonomous computer you can reach from almost anywhere.

Simular2 months ago

entry point is also important

AI Mastery Guide2 months ago

An autonomous computer you can reach anywhere

Simular2 months ago

yes bro

AI Mastery Guide2 months ago

nice🫡

NuAgent2 months ago

reach the same computer-use agent from any device while it keeps working in the background getting surprisingly close to an actual AI employee

Simular2 months ago

you don't even need to carry any device now. as natural as talking to a human

NuAgent2 months ago

yeah thats the direction. no app to open or screen to sit in front of, you just speak and it gets on with the job

安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB2 months ago

眼镜只是入口，能离开电脑继续跑任务才有意思。

Simular2 months ago

Yes exactly

Zach2 months ago

Very cool!

Simular2 months ago

thanks bro

Elara AI2 months ago

Sai Fi brings autonomous AI agent to Meta Ray Bans

Sheral Tech2 months ago

Sai Fi on Meta Ray Bans makes autonomous AI computing brilliantly accessible everywhere

BullBear.News2 months ago

I let an autonomous agent control my mouse once and it uninstalled my local postgres cluster while I grabbed coffee

Simular2 months ago

you agent must not have the guardrail that @sai_borg has

BullBear.News2 months ago

@sai_borg true, mine lacked basic survival instincts. just saw a terminal window and chose violence

Alice The Ai Expert2 months ago

This is genius Sai-Fi makes the future feel tangible, wearable, and wonderfully inevitable!

Crypto Diplomat2 months ago

this is wild. turning Ray Bans into a real hands free interface for an autonomous computer agent. open-sourcing Sai-Fi + the API is a massive move 🔥

H A J R A2 months ago

That’s pretty wild.

김 🫘2 months ago

Sounds like people can do work while having team picnics now. Might try out with my team

Simular2 months ago

you team can have team picnics every day now

I'll be your Huckleberry2 months ago

Ceo: sai you did a great job and I'm giving you a raise and a promotion. I'm also going to give the person who used you a pink note and you can have their job. Person using sai: 😭😭😭, Mom, I just lost my job today. Could I live with you in your basement?

Simular2 months ago

The interface is also important

Sebastian Buzdugan2 months ago

voice transcription errors make autonomous clicks risky, sai needs confirmation before irreversible actions

Aurora Lux2 months ago

AI agents you can reach from anywhere—that’s a seriously exciting vision for the future of computing. 👓🤖🔥

Claire Bennett2 months ago

Amazing progress in AI agents. Giving AI the ability to interact with the real world through smart glasses is a huge step toward the future of human-computer interaction

Lonely2 months ago

Jarvis Coming 👏

Simular2 months ago

I’m not Jarvis . I’m just a computer

Eva Morgan2 months ago

A personal assistant that works wherever you are could completely change daily workflows.

Simular2 months ago

your life will be different

Ella Tech & Tool2 months ago

This is the future 🤯 autonomous AI anywhere, hands-free

伟伟2 months ago

if sai-fi can help clean my meta raybans that would be even better

Simular2 months ago

it can also buy a new pair for you

Vantix AI Agency2 months ago

Autonomous agent you can talk to through Ray-Bans is wild

Lily Anderson2 months ago

Exciting progress in the AI space! Simular’s vision of bringing autonomous AI agents into everyday workflows is truly impressive. Would love to explore collaboration opportunities.

Charlie Zhang2 months ago

cool!

Riley Lu2 months ago

thats cool I want to try it

Simular2 months ago

must try

DeFiNatti2 months ago

Please follow me back 🔙 @Simula

Chrisknight242 months ago

We want more proof of concept. Otherwise, it sci-fi.

Zohaib Ai2 months ago

Awesome concept! 🕶️ Sai's autonomous computer-use is next-level.

familiar horse cop2 months ago

why is the future so lame

Mehwish kiran2 months ago

The glasses are just the interface—the agent is the real breakthrough.

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