Project Galileo is an intelligent AI agent that can interact with your computer and help you with day-to-day tasks, including browsing, searching files, and more.
Clone these sources by clicking the green Code button above the file list.
If you build from source, you must have the Go toolchain installed on your system.
Run go run . in your terminal to compile and run the software, or go build .
to build a binary.
At the moment, there are no pre-compiled releases available.
At the moment, this application depends on the OpenAI API. Create an OpenAI API key and ensure that your account has a sufficient amount of credits. In the following step, you will set up your OpenAI API key to be used by this application.
You will need to create a configuration file before launching. The configuration file should be located in the following location:
- On Windows:
%APPDATA%\io.github.xtt28.galileo\config.json - On macOS:
\~/Library/Application Support/io.github.xtt28.galileo/config.json - On Linux:
\~/.config/io.github.xtt28.galileo/config.json
Sample configuration file contents:
{
"openAIKey": "sk-proj-......"
}- The user can have a conversation with the AI via a graphical desktop application.
- The agent can read text files in the filesystem.
- Before the agent is allowed to read the contents of a file in the filesystem, the user’s permission is asked first via a dialog box.
- The agent can create text files in the filesystem.
- The agent can view the contents of the user’s documents folder.
- The agent can open any file in its default program on the OS at request.
- The agent can view a list of the user’s installed desktop applications.
- The agent can open any of these applications at request.
- The agent can get the weather forecast in the user’s current location.
- The agent can search the web for a specific query via DuckDuckGo.
- The agent can use a headless Chromium browser to access and read web pages.
- The application uses Fyne, a cross-platform GUI toolkit built for Go.
- The official OpenAI API wrapper for Go is used for chat completions. By
default, the application uses GPT 4o-mini.
- The OpenAI API tool calling feature is used to enable agent functionality.
- The Norwegian Meteorological Institute public API is used for getting real-time weather data.
- The agent uses headless Chromium via the
chromedppackage to access web pages. - To search the web, the agent uses headless Chromium as described above with the HTML version of DuckDuckGo (https://html.duckduckgo.com/html).
- To get the user’s location for weather forecast purposes, the public API https://ip-api.com/json is used.
This software is licensed under GNU General Public License, v3.0 or later. See the LICENSE.md file for more details.