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Operit AI
Powerful Android AI agent with tools, automation, and Linux shell
Operit is a full-featured AI assistant and agent platform designed specifically for Android devices, aiming to go far beyond traditional chat-based interfaces. It integrates deep system-level capabilities with a wide range of tools, allowing the AI to perform real tasks such as file management, automation, and system control directly on the device. A standout aspect of the project is its built-in Ubuntu 24 environment, which enables users to run Linux commands, scripts, and development tools... -
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uweb browser: unlimited power
minimal suckless android web browser with unlimited power
- AI bot as search engine; append file content as input for complex query. - Powerful: html5 enhancement; any urls to host a website; javascript and shell scripting for general processing; and more with Termux. - Customizable: user-defined menus, (new) buttons and gestures for user agents, bookmarklets, url services, shell commands, internal functionality links and text processing etc. - Convenient: book/dictionary/txt/command line/app can be search engine. - Tiny: less than 200k - Fast: run fast, even with thousands of user provided css/scripts - Efficient: less touches, one click to reach any number of search engines without repeated input; automate online services...
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