Capri AI is a local-first desktop agent with Qwen3-ASR ears, screen capture, and pluggable brains like Claude Code, now shipping for Windows.

CAPRI AI A new desktop agent is live. Capri AI runs fully local by default, no API keys, no cloud, no subscription. It perches on your windows, listens with Qwen3-ASR for 52 languages, and captures screen clips on demand. It speaks eight languages, remembers context, and never reads private windows. It plugs into Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, or your own brain. The default is a local LLM via llama.cpp. You can switch brains at runtime. The ears run on CPU, freeing the GPU for the brain. Minimum spec: Windows 10, 4 GB VRAM, 2 GB disk. Good spec: 6+ cores, 11 GB disk. macOS and Linux are on the roadmap. This is not a toy. It is a full agent toolkit: file and project management, code on demand, automations, and a cyberpunk interface. It also offers a security model: you review and approve actions that change files or run commands. The network must decide: do we validate Capri AI for Nordic workflows, or do we wait for Nordic-specific builds? CAPRI-COM A separate repo, Capri-AI, is a skill for Claude Code and other assistants. It is a bridge, not a replacement. The skill is open source, with 119 stars, and has passed a security scan. It is third-party, so the usual caveats apply. PROMPT POET PromptPoet is a low-code prompt design tool from Character.AI. It uses Jinja2 and YAML to create dynamic prompts, with token accounting and cache-aware truncation. It is not a Nordic tool, but it is open source and MIT licensed. It may be useful for Nordic prompt engineering workflows.

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