What Capri can do

Capri is a character first and a tool second: she lives on your screen, talks, remembers you and does jobs when you ask. This page lists what she does as of v0.8.6.1, platform by platform, from the README and release notes.

Life on your desktop

• Sits on your stuff: perches on app windows with her legs over the edge, drops onto icons or the bottom of the screen, and naps anywhere she sits (0.8.5).
• Moves with you: sways to your music, dances to the beat, rides your cursor, wanders between your windows; right-click › Move hops her across them.
• Reacts: flails and frowns when you pick her up, glitches when you toss her, boots back up after a nap.
• Head pats: rub your cursor back and forth over her; up-and-down rubs count since 0.8.4.
• Clones and chaos mode: “make 5 clones”, then hold Esc to clear them. Hologram lets clicks pass through her.
• Sizes from Tiny to Giant, and a cyberpunk mini player for your music with her perched on it (Windows).

Talking and her voice

Click the pencil to type, or the wave to voice chat. With Listen for “Hey Capri” on (Settings › HABITS › Security, Windows and English) she glitches in when you say her name, and since 0.8.6 keeps listening for 20 seconds. She answers in 80 languages.

Sliders tune her pitch, speed, robot and glitch, and voice layers add a higher and a lower copy. The project supplies a synthetic voice and a voice-design text prompt only, and forbids cloning a living person’s voice without consent.

Calls on Discord and more

Call mode (Windows, beta) lets her hear your call and know who said what. Ask her to join and she clicks into the voice channel, tells your friends you are away with a cheeky excuse, and launches the game or song they pick. Friends can ask her for things only if you switch that on, and only your mic or typing can say yes. For your friends to hear her, pick CABLE Output or Steam Streaming Microphone as your mic in Discord; if she only says one line, turn off Discord’s Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression.

Jobs on your computer

• Opens apps, games and websites, several at once: “open Discord, Spotify and Steam”.
• Plays music on Spotify or YouTube, with pause, skip, volume and “what’s playing?”.
• Clicks, types and scrolls through multi-step jobs with her own cursor; talk to her mid-job or press Esc to stop.
• Draws on your screen (“circle the start button”), reads files you drop on her, and watches for things: “tell me when my health is low”.
• SECURITY sets how far she may go: Lockdown, Guarded, Trusted or Blackwall, with a toggle per action.

Reminders, games and clips

• Reminders and timers: “remind me on 5 December at 9am to call Mum”, “set a timer for 10 minutes” (Windows).
• Mini games: Chess, Connect four, Tic-tac-toe and Rock, paper, scissors from the Play menu in GAMES.
• Your games: she comments while you play, reads a game’s controls before her first move, and since 0.8.6 plays until you stop her.
• Clips: turn on Clip my games and say “clip that”. Live reactions pop up over full-screen games; “watch this with me” has her react to a video.

Memory and how fond she is

She remembers past chats and what she saw on your screen, on your PC, and brings up old moments herself. What she knows about you sits in me.md, which you can edit. Since 0.8.5 a SECURITY toggle keeps personal details out of her memories. With Check in on me (on by default) she glitches in now and then and asks for attention when you ignore her. A charm meter that grows as you spend time with her is planned, not built.

Code/Husk Mode

Mainframe › Settings › Advanced Settings › BRAIN › Code/Husk Mode: pick Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or All. She installs her hooks (with backups) and acts out the coding assistant’s work: “Claude’s on it”, a caption like “Editing Brain.cs”, a flinch on failure, and “Claude needs your OK” out loud. She never approves anything herself. Works on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Windows compared with Mac and Linux

Keyboard controls