An AI companion that actually clicks your mouse for you

What it does

Capri is a Windows desktop app that wraps an AI agent in a cyberpunk-skinned anime companion. You talk or type, it routes the task to whichever engine you’ve plugged in — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, or a custom adapter — and then executes on your desktop: opening apps, moving files, editing code, launching games. Sensitive actions pass through an approval gate before anything runs.

The interesting bit

The call mode is the genuinely unusual part: Capri can join your Discord (or Zoom, Teams, Slack, etc.) voice call by clicking the Join button herself, relay messages, and even speak into your mic via a virtual audio cable so your friends hear her. It’s Windows-only beta, and the README is refreshingly honest about the audio-fiddling you may need.

Key highlights

• Engine-agnostic: switch between Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity at any time
• Voice chat with wake word (“Hey Capri”), 80 languages, multiple TTS backends
• A mod system with a directory, ratings, malware checks, and stacking skins (.capri-skin, .capri-code, .capri-mod)
• Local memory of chats and screen context, kept on your PC
• Approval gate and folder-scoped permissions before file actions

Caveats

• Windows 10+ only for now; macOS and Linux are roadmap items (mods work there, call mode doesn’t)
• Call mode is explicitly beta and depends on virtual-audio-cable setup
• Code mods run arbitrary code on your PC — the permission prompt is the only guardrail

Verdict

Worth a look if you want a desktop agent with personality and don’t mind anime aesthetics; skip it if you want a cross-platform, terminal-free assistant without a waifu attached.