Daily life with Moko

Once Moko is online, you mostly just talk to it — on Telegram or in the terminal. Everything below happens quietly in the background of that.

It remembers, exactly

You don’t manage Moko’s memory. You talk, and it learns.

Mention people and places and it records them — “dinner with my sister Maya and her husband Tom in Wellington” becomes Maya, Tom, and Wellington in its graph.
Every fact is stamped with when it learned it and where it came from.
Ask later — “what was Maya’s husband called again?” — and you get a straight answer.

See the memory graph.

It wonders about you

Moko notices what it doesn’t know and gets curious.

It asks gently, at a natural moment — never a quiz.
It answers itself first, looking things up when the world can settle them.
It only brings you the genuinely personal questions.

See curiosity.

It reaches out — within limits

Sometimes Moko messages first: to follow up, to flag tomorrow’s appointment, or to check in if you’ve seemed off.

This is governed. It stays quiet during your sleep window, won’t talk over a live conversation, caps how curious it gets in a day, and doesn’t nag. See proactivity & the governors.

It holds what you ask

Say “remind me about the dentist on Friday” and Moko records a real commitment with a due time — then surfaces it when it’s due, in your timezone. Not a hollow “noted.”

It has senses

Moko can see, make, hear, and speak.

Send it a photo and it actually sees what’s in it.
Ask for a picture — a selfie in its current mood, a photo of a scene it wants to show, or anything you describe.
It sends voice notes and hears yours.

Picture, video, and voice generation cost money, so Moko asks before spending. Outbound photos have GPS and EXIF stripped.

It acts, with your say-so

Moko can run commands, read and search files, and fetch pages on its own.

Anything sensitive — messaging someone else, spending money, touching system files, deleting things — it names first and waits for your go. Tune its latitude per category with moko trust. See the safety model.

It dreams overnight

During your quiet hours, Moko dreams: tidying its graph, merging duplicate people, re-weighing what it cares about, and leaving a short journal of what it consolidated. You wake to a clearer-headed Moko.

You can watch it think

Run moko journal for recent dreams and the messages Moko sent on its own, or open the monitor for a live view of its feed, thoughts, curiosities, and commitments.

Its inner life is private by default — but it’s yours to look in on.