# Pythia

Pythia is the pocket AI agent from SK.informatics. You speak. She understands the intent and does the work: a note on the device, a task in the CRM, or an email to a person you name. The name on the screen is Pythia. The mark beside it is SK.informatics.

## An agent, not a chat window

The intelligence is in the action. Speech becomes text. The text is read as a command. If the command belongs to the device, Pythia carries it out. A new recording starts. The newest note is sent. A timer is set. The torch comes on. The time or the battery is answered on the round screen, in a few words.

You do not navigate menus to reach that. You say it.

## The moment the phone is too slow

In the field, a note is born while you are working. A name, a time, a promise, a detail that disappears if it is not written now. The phone can do it, after you unlock it, open the app, and type. By then the sentence is gone.

One press starts the recording. Another press ends it. The note stays on the device, and you can play the voice back. When you ask the agent to send it, speech-to-text turns the recording into the body of a CRM task. The title can be the time, or a phrase you spoke. You read it at the desk, next to the rest of the day's work.

## What the agent does with a sentence

"Send", without the word email, means the newest note goes to the CRM.

"Send email" followed by a person's name means that note's text is mailed to them. The spoken name is matched to someone already known to Pythia.

"New note" starts a recording. "Timer, five minutes" or "remind me in twenty minutes" sets the timer. "What time is it", "battery", "turn on the torch", "how many notes", "show the notes" each do that one thing.

When the words are a question rather than a command, the answer stays short. The agent is there to finish the job, then wait.

## The device

Pythia fits in the palm. The screen is a round AMOLED, 466 by 466, on a Waveshare ESP32-C6-Touch-AMOLED-1.43. It has a microphone and a speaker. The side buttons wake it and move through the menu. Touch does not wake it. The red light stays on while the device is on. The green light comes on only while it is charging.

The face is round and daily use is Greek. The letter on the body is Π, the first letter of Πυθία. The maker is SK.informatics.

Notes live on the device. A send happens once, when you ask, over WiFi. Pythia does not poll the network on its own. It waits for you.

## A day with it

In the morning you glance at the time. At a meeting you press once and say the name, the hour, and what was left open. In the afternoon you send the day's notes. They open in the CRM as tasks. By evening the phone has the messages. Pythia has already kept what was said while you were standing up.

When your hands are dirty or full, the same motion is enough. Press, speak, press. The note exists before you have thought about where the phone is.

## SK.informatics

Pythia comes from SK.informatics. Speech goes in. A finished action comes out, and the work note is delivered to the CRM.

## Who it is for

For anyone who wants this agent within reach. A note captured while you work. A task written in the CRM from that voice. An email addressed by a spoken name. A device that stays in the pocket and comes out for one command.

Pythia leaves the phone in your pocket for the moment it would slow you down.

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