Alris
by Daniel Toba
Alris is an automation system that transforms natural language commands into seamless task execution. It enables you to automate workflows, manage tasks, and control applications through simple, natural language instructions.
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What is Alris?
Alris is an automation system that uses natural language commands to automate workflows, manage tasks, and control applications. It provides a seamless way to interact with systems using simple instructions.
How to use Alris?
To use Alris, first set up both the client and server components following the instructions in the Quick Start section. Once running, you can use the available commands, such as 'search [query]', 'open [url]', 'play video of [query]', and 'play music of [query]' to perform various tasks.
Key features of Alris
Natural language command processing
Task and workflow automation
Process scheduling and management
Real-time execution monitoring
WebSocket-based communication
Modern React-based UI with Next.js
FastAPI backend with automation engine
Cross-platform compatibility
Use cases of Alris
Automating web searches
Opening URLs via voice command
Playing videos with natural language
Playing music with natural language
Automating repetitive tasks
FAQ from Alris
What is the license for Alris?
What is the license for Alris?
Alris is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
What are the prerequisites for running Alris?
What are the prerequisites for running Alris?
You need Python 3.x, Node.js 16+, npm or yarn, and a virtual environment (recommended for Python).
How do I set up the client?
How do I set up the client?
Navigate to the client directory, install dependencies using 'npm install', and start the development server using 'npm run dev'.
How do I set up the server?
How do I set up the server?
Navigate to the server directory, create and activate a virtual environment, install dependencies using 'pip install -r requirements.txt', install Playwright browsers using 'playwright install', and start the server using 'python run.py'.
What are some example commands?
What are some example commands?
Examples include 'search weather in London', 'open github.com', 'play video of cute puppies', and 'play music of The Beatles'.