Zolt floats on your desktop, listens when you call, talks back in a glorious 80s robot voice, does things on your Mac with your OK, and takes your meeting notes.
macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon & Intel · Open source (MIT) · Brain: Claude Code
Click Zolt or press ⌃⌥Space, say what you need, and it answers in a speech bubble that scrolls along as it talks.
Replies read aloud in classic Mac voices: Zarvox, Trinoids, Fred, Ralph. Or switch the voice off.
"Remind me to call Mom at 6", "set volume to 30%", "open Spotify". Every action asks Allow or Deny first.
"Look at my LinkedIn. What would you improve?" One screenshot, only when you ask.
Notices Teams, Zoom or Google Meet calls and asks before taking notes. You get a live transcript, then a TL;DR, decisions and action items.
Optional: when someone asks you a question on a call, a suggested answer quietly appears in your notes window.






Zamil (زميل) means companion in Arabic. It's Zolt's sibling: it wears a red-and-white shemagh, understands spoken Arabic and replies in Arabic.
It runs side by side with Zolt, with its own hotkey (⌃⌥Z). Download Zamil.zip from the same release.
claude once to sign in. You'll need a paid Claude account, as the free plan doesn't include Claude Code:
curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bashPrefer to build it yourself? git clone https://github.com/c0ldskin/zolt-bot.git && cd zolt-bot && ./build.sh --run
.env files, and refuses commands that name them.