ChannelCooperStart/capri-ai

🌃 Capri — a cyberpunk AI agent for your desktop. One app for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity & any AI assistant.

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Capri is a cyberpunk AI agent that lives on your Windows desktop. Think of it as your own JARVIS-style assistant: you describe what you want in plain language, and Capri plans the steps, uses the right tools and gets it done on your machine.

Under the hood, Capri is a desktop interface and agent layer on top of the AI assistants you already use. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and other AI assistants, so you pick the brain and Capri provides the body.

Capri is a Cyberpunk-inspired project. Its name and neon style nod to the AI construct from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, and it is made for anyone who wants an edgerunner-grade AI sidekick on their PC.

Capri is built for people who like their tech with an edge. The project takes its look and spirit from the cyberpunk genre and from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, where a mysterious AI construct named Capri appears in season 2.

• 🌃 Cyberpunk aesthetic: neon red and cyan on near-black, sharp edges and glitchy details.
• 🧑‍💻 Netrunner energy: you give the order, your AI operator handles the rest.
• 🔴 Edgerunner attitude: fast, independent and on your side.

Capri is currently available for Windows in two formats:

Requires Windows 10 or newer. macOS and Linux versions are on the roadmap.

• Installer: run Capri-Setup.exe, follow the wizard, then open Capri from the Start menu.
• Portable: put the portable build in any folder and run it. No installation needed.

On first launch, Capri asks which assistant to use. Sign in to your account or paste your API key for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity or another supported assistant.

flowchart LR
    U([You]) -->|plain language| C[Capri Desktop]
    C --> R{Engine Router}
    R --> E1[Claude Code]
    R --> E2[Codex]
    R --> E3[Antigravity]
    R --> E4[Any other assistant]
    C --> T[Tool Layer]
    T --> F[Files and projects]
    T --> S[Shell and apps]
    T --> W[Web]
    C --> G[Approval Gate]
    G -->|you confirm| T

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    class C,R,T,G neon;

1. You describe the goal in plain language.
2. Capri routes it to the AI engine you selected.
3. The engine plans the steps and asks Capri to use tools.
4. You approve sensitive actions, and Capri carries them out on your desktop.

# Example config
engine: claude-code        # claude-code | codex | antigravity | custom

permissions:
  mode: ask                # ask before acting | auto | read-only
  allowed_folders:
    - ~/Documents
    - ~/Projects

interface:
  theme: cyberpunk

An agent that works on your desktop is powerful, so treat it with care:

• Review before you approve. Read what Capri is about to do, especially for deleting, moving or overwriting files.
• Limit the scope. Give Capri access only to the folders it needs.
• Keep backups. Back up important data before running large automated tasks.
• Protect your keys. Never share your API keys or account tokens with anyone.

• Windows app (installer and portable)
• Multiple AI engines
• Voice control
• macOS version
• Linux version
• Plugin system
• Task scheduler
• Mobile companion
• Community cyberpunk theme gallery

Have an idea? Open an issue and tell us what Capri should learn next.

If Capri saves you time, drop a ⭐ and share it with a friend.

Stay sharp, edgerunner.