LIA

LIA is an open source personal AI assistant with a multi-agent design. It is built around approval before sensitive actions, and the page presents it as something that can orchestrate emails, calendars, and home-related tasks while keeping the user in control.

Its workflow is described in four steps: the user asks naturally by text, voice, or by attaching photos and documents; LIA plans the request by identifying the right agents; the user approves; then specialized agents execute the plan in parallel and return results in real time. The assistant is described as having 19+ AI agents and 76 integrated tools. Named capabilities include emails, calendar, contacts, files, tasks, weather, web search, Wikipedia, places, routes, reminders, smart home control for Philips Hue, and routines such as daily briefings, push notifications, interest tracking, and configurable automations. It also supports rich visual responses, including interactive HTML cards, rich HTML rendering, plain Markdown, syntax-highlighted code blocks, math formulas, and a copy button on every message.

LIA is available through a browser, Telegram, and mobile push notifications, with conversations synchronized across those channels. Voice use is supported in the browser with wake word and speech recognition running locally there, and it also works via Telegram audio messages. The interface is available in 6 languages, while the assistant understands and responds in 99+ languages and offers multilingual voice synthesis. The page also says it integrates with Google, Apple iCloud, and Microsoft 365 for emails, calendar, and contacts, plus Google Drive, Google Tasks, and Microsoft To Do.

The site says LIA is GDPR compliant and that nearly 100% of the code was written by an AI, directed, reviewed, and audited by a human. It also lists 7 LLM providers, 19+ AI agents, 99+ voice languages, and version 1.23.13 updated July 11, 2026. The page includes a GitHub link and identifies the project as open source.