Everyday Runtime v0.4.0 — Talk to your list

Talk to your shopping list — in German or English, for free — and let any AI assistant or automation use it.

„Hab 2 Milch für 1,98 gekauft beim Discounter“ → Notiert: 2 l Milch gekauft für 1,98 € bei Discounter.

Added

• Talk to your list: a free, offline German/English sentence parser on Now —
  “Milch ist leer”, “2 Kaffee auf die Liste”, “Hab 2 Milch für 1,98 gekauft beim
  Discounter”, “Was brauchen wir?”, “Ist Kaffee gerade günstig?”. Answers come from
  the engine, in the language you use; voice via the phone keyboard microphone.
• AI tools for Twenty's AI chat / MCP: everyday-needs, everyday-product,
  everyday-update and the everyday-shopping skill. The model talks, the engine
  decides — small models and few tokens are enough.
• docs/AI.md (English and German): the AI tiers and why they stay cheap.
• MCP: the tools appear in Twenty's own MCP server (/mcp) as
  app_everyday_needs, app_everyday_product, app_everyday_update, so any MCP
  client (Claude, ChatGPT connectors, Cursor …) can read and update the list.
• POST /s/talk: one sentence in, answer out — for phone shortcuts, Home
  Assistant, n8n, chat bots and NFC tags.
• Twenty workflow actions “Everyday: what do we need?” and “Everyday: record what
  happened” (e.g. a weekly list by email).
• docs/INTEGRATIONS.md (English and German) with ready-to-use examples.

Tests

177 unit tests (including 40 real phrasings), 8 integration tests that call the AI tools and POST /s/talk against a real Twenty server, CodeQL and dependency review. The tools were also executed through Twenty's MCP server (tools/list → execute_tool).

Upgrading

git pull && yarn install && yarn twenty apply. No data model change. To use the AI chat, configure an AI provider in your Twenty workspace; the talk box works without one.

Docs: AI.md · INTEGRATIONS.md · ROADMAP.md