Gai1.2.8

Gai lets beginners create and organize AI-generated content from text, images, and videos in multimodal conversations. Its workspace exposes separate controls for prompts, system instructions, generation parameters, inputs, and outputs, helping users understand and adjust how each result is produced.

Users can save private prompt libraries for offline or online reuse and schedule one-time or recurring generation jobs for a chosen time. Scheduled Tasks archive results in local logs, can send status notifications by email, and can pass generated content to a private network server. The PyGai open-source Python connector extends these workflows by ingesting prompts, configuring instructions, generation parameters, and safety levels, managing conditional batch generation, and exporting results to external services for content drafts, comment publication, website syndication, or data analysis.

Gai suits students, first-time generative-AI users, and individuals who want locally managed prompts and content without advertisements. User registration is optional, core capabilities work without an account, and prompt definitions, instruction sets, and generated content are stored on the local device; server-side generation does not retain user data. An internet connection is used when calling server-side APIs, while the program requires no permissions beyond those needed for its operation.

Gai 1.2.7 is open-source Education software for Linux on x86_64 (amd64) systems, and it requires snapd.