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Feeds AI the latest docs for libraries and frameworks before it answers, so code it writes does not use outdated, removed functions.
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Private memory, documents, voice and a local LLM for your agents, served by a Mac app on-device.
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The flagship surface: a Mac-native SwiftUI app — on-device MLX inference, live voice (Kokoro TTS + WhisperKit STT), a personal knowledge graph with RAG, an embedded agent, a 3D companion, and a local MCP server other agents can call.
Private by design. M1K3 runs on your Mac. Models download once from Hugging Face; after that the only network use is web search, which is on by default so answers can be current, with one switch in Settings to turn it off. (An opt-in Apple Private Cloud Compute rung arrives in a later release; the 1.0 build has no cloud path.)
brew install xcodegen xcbeautifygit clone https://github.com/Round-Tower/M1K3.git
cd m1k3/macos
xcodegen generate
open M1K3.xcodeproj # then ⌘R (set your own dev team for local signing)
Or from the command line:
xcodebuild -scheme M1K3 -destination 'platform=macOS' build | xcbeautify
xcodebuild -scheme M1K3iOS -destination 'generic/platform=iOS Simulator' build | xcbeautify xcodebuild -scheme M1K3visionOS -destination 'generic/platform=visionOS Simulator' build | xcbeautify
First launch is one screen: say hello (a name is optional) and you're talking — M1K3 starts on Mini, Apple's built-in on-device model, so there's nothing to download. Sharper local brains (Lil / Big) are one click away in Settings, or via the in-chat offer after your first answer; weights download only when you ask.
Signing note: run with your personal development team. Building with
CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NOcompiles fine (CI does it) but the app then runs
without its sandbox container and will read/write the wrong data locations.
The business logic lives in SwiftPM packages and tests without Xcode:
swift test --parallel --disable-xctest # the full fast suite (CI runs it without the flag)
tools/dev/tdd.sh M1K3KnowledgeTests # one test target, rebuilt and run alone
Tests use swift-testing (import Testing, @Test), not XCTest.
Heavy MLX/Metal integration tests are env-gated off by default — M1K3_MLX_INTEGRATION=1 swift test opts in (downloads a real model and generates; Apple Silicon only).
M1K3App/ | macOS app shell: SwiftUI views, AppEnvironment, settings |
M1K3iOSApp/ | iOS + visionOS SwiftUI shell (M1K3iOS/M1K3visionOS schemes) on the shared Sources/ graph |
Sources/ | SwiftPM modules: agent, inference, knowledge/RAG, voice, MCP |
Tests/ | swift-testing suites per module |
project.yml | XcodeGen spec (the .xcodeproj is a build artifact) |
ROADMAP.md | What's next — kept current |
PLAN.md | Historical build log / decision record (append-only, signed) |
docs/ | ADRs, model choices, MCP setup, release pipeline |
The running app serves MCP over HTTP at http://127.0.0.1:4242/mcp — knowledge search, documents, voice, and ask_m1k3 (ask the resident AI). See docs/MCP_SETUP.md to wire it into Claude Code or any MCP client.
See CONTRIBUTING.md at the repo root. Found a bug? In the app: Settings → Report an issue… generates a redacted diagnostic you can attach to a GitHub issue.