Luke — the upgrade

Luke keeps your world close, and your options open.

Your personal AI has more reach now.

Before
An assistant that knows you
→
After this upgrade
An assistant that does the work you'd repeat
From answers to follow-through.

The surface stays simple. Luke can listen in the moment, shape the work around you,
and carry it farther when the task needs time.

Start anywhere

The same ask can answer now, research longer, or become repeatable work.

What you'll notice first

Six changes you can feel from day one. Everything here runs on your Mac, on the free tier,
and stays visible and in your control.

"Luke noticed how I do this"

Luke watches a fiddly task you repeat, then offers to save it as a skill you never had to script. Next time, just ask for it.

You plan a dinner once: venue taste, friend list, invite tone, budget. Later you say "plan the next one," and Luke starts from your way.

A Luke that looks ahead

Luke turns what it learns into quiet, opt-in nudges. Its first one is a meeting helper that reads your calendar and goals and surfaces what you wanted to raise.

Forty minutes before a review, a calm card: "You wanted to bring up the pricing question. Here is what you found last time."

Looks at your world first

Before reaching for the web, Luke searches your own files and past conversations as evidence. Inside a Space, the right thread surfaces on its own.

"What did we decide about the deadline?" pulls the answer straight from your earlier notes, no link-hunting.

Skills that fix themselves

When a saved skill breaks because a site changed, Luke repairs it with one checked edit instead of just failing on you.

The login button moved. Luke quietly patches the skill and the task still completes.

A skill shelf that's already full

Luke ships with a starter set of skills, and you can install more from the community. Anything from outside passes a trust review before it can run.

Search works offline, finds a skill you like, and you approve it once before it ever touches your machine.

Big questions, one clean answer

A many-part question gets split up, each part handled by the right tool, then brought back as a single answer, shaped by what Luke already knows about you, with its sources and memories shown.

A research-heavy question comes back organized, sourced, and shaped by what Luke already knows about you.

One event becomes a skill.

No two events are the same, but the taste behind them often is. Luke keeps what's worth carrying,
then reshapes it to fit the next one.

The next event starts from what worked last time.

Event plan

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Emily's Paris dinner Friday evening, eight friends.

+ Keep this for next time?

choose

Taste Quiet and warm
People Friends and food needs
Place Easy Metro arrivals

Plan Sunday brunch go
cafés
friends
message
Notices the change

Kept

New café, later table

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01
Plan it once
You shape it. Luke watches what matters.

02
Choose what carries forward
Keep the feel, the people, the place.

03
Ask next time
Next time starts with your context loaded.

04
Refit with care
The feel holds. Details move.

Most agents stand still. Luke compounds.

Hand the same task to a script and to someone sharp on their first week.
The script never changes. The person gets faster. Watch one skill follow that curve.

Luke keeps getting better at it

Most agents stay frozen, then break

madehealssite changessharpensbreaksyou ask once

luke keeps working on it

made born from what you just did

heals a page moves, it repairs itself

sharpens gets faster the more you use it

most agents stop here

frozen the day it's made

breaks

They run it once and stop. Luke keeps working on it. That is the whole idea.

Use frontier AI with full agency and control.

The same frontier models. The difference is where Luke runs them, and who holds the key.

200+ models, in one place

One ask. They all get to work.

no menu in your head

Luke

Runs on your Mac. Your stuff stays put, and the answers are personal.

you hold the key

A visible trust layer

A runtime, made visible

CALLS IN →→ PLUGS INruntimeYour MacYour phoneOther appsOther agentsToolsAgents & modelsData sourcesMore skills

Your Mac, your phone, other apps, other agents all reach the same Luke. New tools, agents and models, data, and skills plug in from the other side.

A small check-in. Then the work keeps moving.

You don't go to Luke. Luke comes to you.

Same Luke on your Mac. Ask from wherever you already are, approve before it acts, and the work comes back in place.

Luke on your Mac

Ask on your phone

Approve before it acts

Return work in place

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launch datedesign reviewyour notes

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Context travels.

  1. Ask anywhere A quick ask, on your phone.

launch date design review your notes

  1. Approve once Permission before action.

this thread client tone past replies

  1. Return ready Work lands in place.

commits open task team style

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Ask anywhere A quick ask, on your phone.Approve once Permission before action.Return ready Work lands in place.

Same path, more time

While you were away

You ask once, then go. Luke keeps working, and the result is waiting when you're back.

3:12 · Emily, from her phone

"Untangle tomorrow after school. I need to pick Maya up at 4, get Leo to practice by 5:30, and still make dinner. Draft the plan and messages, but don't send anything."

RunningReplay

Luke is untangling Emily's Tuesday.

Picks up the task on Emily's Mac, so she can close the lid.

Read the family calendar, Tuesday pickup note, and the dinner everyone likes.your files

Checked travel times, weather, and the latest practice hours.connected tools

Practice had moved by thirty minutes. Reworked the route and kept going.plan updated

Drafted the timeline and three messages, checking every time against its source.

Left a quiet note on Emily's phone. Nothing was sent without her.

5:38 · Emily is back, lid open

Tuesday is untangled. Pickup route, practice timing, dinner plan, and three unsent messages are ready to review.

Still yours, still visible

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The preview is the full Mac experience.

More reach. Same Luke.

Keeps going

Longer tasks continue after you step away.

Reaches you elsewhere

Same Luke on your phone, in your apps, from your shortcuts.

Skills get sharper

The workflows you repeat improve the more you use them.

Plugs into your stack

Tools and data join the Luke that already knows you.

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