Feature · NUT

A companion, not a chatbot.

NUT is the face of Akhrots — a living 3D companion who remembers you, reacts to what happens in your memory and talks back by text or voice. It celebrates a saved memory, nudges you about a conflict, and has a personality all its own.

What it is

The short version.

NUT is what makes Akhrots feel alive rather than administrative. Built on a real 3D model with an expressive LED face, NUT has moods, idle behaviours and physical animations, and acts on its own when something needs your attention. It is the emotional anchor of the whole system — a guardian for your memory that happens to be good company.

The breakdown

What you get.

  • A persistent personality. NUT remembers you across sessions and stays in character — mischievous, warm and a little dramatic.
  • Emotional awareness. It reads the moment — focus, frustration, celebration — and adapts how it responds.
  • Autonomous behaviour. When idle, NUT suggests a review, reacts to a sync, or teases you about an error — on its own.
  • Memory Guardian. It watches for conflicts and gaps and proactively flags what needs your attention.
  • Voice conversations. Talk to NUT out loud; it listens, responds and acts on your memory.
Capabilities

Under the hood.

20+ moods10+ animationsLED-face expressionsMemory ring-burst celebrationsProactive suggestionsWalk · dance · hi-five · more3D model (akho.glb)Two camera modes
How it works

From input to insight.

Senseread the moment
Reactmood & animation
Suggestnudge or celebrate
Rememberkeep your context
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is NUT just a chatbot with an avatar?

No. NUT has persistent memory of you, its own moods and idle behaviours, and acts autonomously — celebrating saves, flagging conflicts and suggesting reviews. It is a companion that lives alongside your memory, not a chat window.

Can I talk to NUT with my voice?

Yes. NUT supports natural voice conversations — speak to it, and it listens, responds and acts on your memory, with a speaking indicator so you know it is engaged.

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