Skales is a powerful, autonomous AI agent that lives directly on your desktop. Built for users who want the power of advanced AI automation without the typical setup hell—no Docker, no Python environments, and no terminal required. You simply download the .exe or .dmg, install it in 30 seconds, and start automating your daily tasks. ​Core Features: • BYOK (Bring Your Own Key): Connect directly to OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, or run completely offline with local Ollama models. • ReAct Autopilot: Give Skales a complex goal, and it will autonomously plan, execute, and self-correct across multiple steps. • Browser Automation: Built-in Playwright integration allows Skales to navigate websites, click, scrape, and take screenshots for you. • Native Integrations: Connects seamlessly with Gmail, Google Calendar, Telegram, WhatsApp, and X/Twitter. • Self-Coding Skill AI: If Skales lacks a specific tool to complete your task, it can write its own Node.js code, sandbox it, and hot-reload a new skill on the fly. • Bi-temporal Memory: Remembers your context, preferences, and facts across different conversations. ​Privacy First: Skales is a 100% local-first application. All your data, memory, and settings are stored locally on your machine (~/.skales-data). Your API keys communicate directly with your chosen provider—no middlemen, no hidden servers. ​Skales is source-available (BSL-1.1), meaning you can inspect the code to verify its security.

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