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SOMEONE HAS BUILT AN OPEN-SOURCED CLUELY ALTERNATIVE. OpenCluely is an AI interview assistant that's completely invisible to Zoom, Teams, Meet, and Discord. Disguises itself as a system process, bypasses all recording software, analyzes screenshots with Gemini, remembers the full conversation, and responds via voice or text.

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