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Autobot 1.4.2
Talk to it, hear it, watch it print. Voice mode, a neural voice that runs on the phone, a new motion language, and OpenCode Go support.
New
- Voice mode (VOICE in the chat bar). Tap to talk: whisper transcribes on the phone and sends; the answer is read aloud when the turn ends. Tap while it speaks to interrupt. Optional hands-free mode stops listening when you go quiet. Approvals are announced, never auto-approved.
- Kokoro neural voice (Models › voice). A natural-sounding voice that runs entirely on the phone: ONNX on Android, Core ML on iPhone. Pronunciation uses Kokoro's own open dictionaries; nothing is sent anywhere. Without it, read-aloud uses the phone's offline voices only.
- Ink motion. While an image generates, the halftone plate flows and fills; previews develop in along the flow; the finished image prints in with the red plate settling into register. Steps stamp in, the approval card arrives out of register, thinking shows as rippling dots. Capped at 30 fps, paused when idle or off screen, and off with Reduce Motion / animations disabled.
- OpenCode Go as a provider: one key, ~30 models. Each model shows its data policy (no retention, kept N days, or trains on your prompts — those need confirmation and are never picked automatically). A helper model per provider runs subagents and summaries to save quota. When a 5-hour or weekly limit is used up, Autobot says when it resets, and can fall back to the helper or on-device model if you allow it.
Fixed
- Android read-aloud could use a network voice; it now only uses voices installed on the phone.
- iPhone read-aloud was silent right after dictation.
Files
autobot-1.4.2-release.apk: signed release (ai.wckd.autobot, arm64-v8a, Android 14+). Signer certificate SHA-2569a1378acf9587885e7920355558c85a1ec0e89304f58c153feebf90fdee7f3f1.autobot-1.4.2-debug.apkSHA256SUMS.txt
iOS: TestFlight build 1.4.2 (10).