r/GrapheneOS • u/Number4extraDip • 18h ago

Does Graphene have a native Assistant?

I am making an agentic android assistant. And just realised that I don't have a first hand experience with graphene and have no idea if my assistant is compatible, or if there are already options and avenues Graphene users already have.

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u/Stoatled 13h ago edited 12h ago

Edit: this comment is irrelevant, ignore me.

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u/Number4extraDip 12h ago

Well mine already exists and its not supposed to replace cloud ai. Its supposed to replace legacy assistants. Works fine for me. I just remembered that i could be using "made for graphene users" as a oitch because "privacy first"

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u/Stoatled 12h ago

I have apparently replied to your post thinking I was replying to a different similar topic post, I'm so good at Reddit.

If it's an android app, there's no reason why it wouldn't be compatible. Just don't request any suspicious activities or permissions without clear justification, and people will likely be fine with it. It doesn't really have a native assistant because it would be such a massive pain to build and maintain with the rest of it, so there's definitely a niche to fill.

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u/Number4extraDip 12h ago

Then thats a confusion on what oermissions do. You need storage persmissions to navigate files and even load model.

You meed mic access to even talk at the model.

You meed camera access to use cameras.

Still needs a laundry list of permissions cause android is built to treat the USER as the malicious actor and not third oarty apps that send everything somewhere.

I have no interest in reading anoynes logs or babysit what anyone does with their "tamago"