Leon is an open-source personal assistant designed to run on your own server, acting as a "virtual brain" to help you automate tasks while maintaining complete control over your data.

The main features of this tool include:

• Privacy and Self-Hosting: Unlike mainstream assistants, Leon lives on your server, ensuring you remain the owner of your data and can choose whether or not to use third-party services.

• Modular Architecture: It is built on a modular system that allows users to create or use "skills" (packages/modules) to fit specific needs, offering nearly infinite possibilities for customization.

• AI-Powered Interactions: Leon uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) to interact with humans and supports both Text-to-Speech (TTS) and Speech-to-Text (STT).

• Cloud or Offline Flexibility: The assistant supports various cloud solutions for voice (such as Google Cloud, AWS, and IBM Watson) but also offers offline alternatives for users who want to avoid the cloud entirely.

• Virtual Task Automation: It is designed to remove the hassle of your virtual life by automating routine tasks and acting on your requests.

• Extensive Skill Ecosystem: The roadmap includes a wide variety of skills ranging from mental health support and movie recommendations to website reputation checks and speedcubing tools.

• Developer-Friendly: Released under the MIT license, Leon is highly accessible for developers, featuring a dedicated Command Line Interface (CLI) for easy installation and management.