Features

Seven pillars. User-controlled actions.

What the current Silver Prime development build does on Android, what still needs verification, and what is planned. The app is not yet publicly released on Google Play.

01 · Agent
ImplementedCurrent build

Accessibility Agent

Silver Prime doesn't just chat — it acts. Using Android's AccessibilityService as its hands, Silver Prime can stage and hand off phone tasks: email drafts, reminders, search, Maps, text messages, calendar events, notes, app launching, and browser/website search. Trusted known commands can run directly. Consequential final actions — Send, Save, Confirm, Pay, Delete, Purchase, and security changes — stay in your hands.

  • 9 built-in known skills — implemented in the development build
  • email drafting, reminders, search, Maps, text messages, calendar events, notes, app launching, and browser/website search
  • Voice command input for clear known skills — implemented
  • Drafts and unclear commands show a preview; final send/save/confirm stays manual
  • Protected final actions remain user-controlled
  • Current v124 build still awaits the founder device acceptance pass
02 · Architecture
In progress· ECurrent + future

5-Brain AI architecture

Silver Prime is not a single model call. It is five specialized AI brains working in concert, surfaced through the Aetheric Neural Engine and Prime Nexus Workbench. The merged v124 code also adds MAINC R1, a separate human-guided council workspace for configured providers; founder device and real-key verification remains pending.

  • Conversation Brain — broad conversation with one selected configured provider, plus transitions into known and learned skills
  • Agent Brain — matches intent to a known skill, extracts parameters, previews execution steps
  • Perception Brain — reads your screen via Accessibility today; phone camera Vision at Milestone L
  • Safety Brain — classifies risk, gates protected final actions, and keeps you in control
  • Memory Brain — local tool manifest, learned-skill awareness, runtime self-knowledge, and redacted health audit
  • MAINC R1 — two-to-four-provider deliberation with blind openings, later transcript-aware rounds, human intervention, local recovery, and plain-text export
  • Phone is the AI brain — AIPC remains a future sensor/actuator peripheral
03 · Privacy
In progressCurrent + future

Local action data by architecture

There is no Silver Prime backend for Android actions or learned-skill memory. The Accessibility Agent executes on your phone. Configured AI provider keys are stored on-device and provider context is redacted so private learned steps, recipients, message bodies, destinations, and API keys are not sent as tool payloads.

  • No Silver Prime server receives your Android action history
  • Groq, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Gemini keys are configured per provider and masked in the app
  • Local-first: actions execute on-device, not routed through any Silver Prime server
  • Future face enrollment is planned as local-only, opt-in, and deletable — Milestone L
  • Offline local-model package remains planned future work
04 · AI
In progress· KCurrent + future

Provider configuration today. Offline package later.

The current build lets users configure Groq, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Gemini, then select one active conversational provider. Known and learned skill execution remains local and deterministic; an offline local-model package and finalized local/cloud routing policy remain future work.

  • Local command interpretation and known-skill routing — current
  • Groq, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Gemini provider setup — implemented
  • One selected conversational provider active at a time
  • Provider status and tool context exposed without API keys
  • Phi-style offline local-model package — planned future work
  • Final local/cloud routing policy — planned
05 · Memory
In progress· G–ICurrent + future

Runtime self-knowledge + learned-skill awareness

Silver Prime is building memory in layers. Runtime self-knowledge, learned-skill awareness, recent diagnostics, and a redacted System Health Audit are already part of the app; transferable backup/restore and richer preferences remain future release work.

  • Local tool manifest and learned-skill identity awareness — current
  • System Health Audit and redacted on-device audit log — current
  • Preferred apps per task: Silver Prime learns you prefer Samsung Notes over Google Keep — planned Milestone I
  • Contact resolution: 'tell Alex' resolves to a real contact without asking each time — planned Milestone I
  • Export/import and restore on a new phone — planned
  • Visual memories from Silver Prime Vision — planned Milestone L
06 · Perception
Planned· LFuture scope

Silver Prime Vision

Milestone L plans an explicit phone-camera flow for scene analysis, user-explained visual memories, and optional local face recognition. It is not part of the current Android build; an AIPC camera feed would come only after later hardware integration.

  • Explicit camera flow — no always-on background camera
  • Object and scene labeling — planned Milestone L
  • User-explained visual memories: 'this is my soldering station' — planned Milestone L
  • Face enrollment: opt-in, local-only, deletable — planned Milestone L
  • Curiosity mode: Silver asks clarifying follow-up questions — planned Milestone L
  • AIPC camera input would follow only after later Milestone M hardware integration
07 · Skills
ImplementedCurrent build

Learn by Doing

When Silver Prime can't do something, you can teach it by demonstrating the workflow. Learn by Doing records private on-device Accessibility/OpenCV step metadata, supports testing, re-learning, acceptance into Learned Skills, custom icons, guarded replay, and removal.

  • Private on-device capture; no retained screenshots or typed contents
  • Test, re-learn, accept, and remove learned skills
  • Learned skills can receive icons and appear in the Agent shortcut flow
  • Guarded replay preserves user-controlled protected final actions
  • Learned-skill identity can inform local self-knowledge without exposing private steps
  • Sharing or marketplace concepts remain long-range research outside the current Android delivery plan

Privacy FAQ

Where does the on-device model live?

The offline local-model package is not part of the public launch path yet. Today, Silver Prime keeps known-skill execution, learned-skill metadata, diagnostics, provider keys, and tool manifests on the phone; future offline model downloads will be gated behind device-readiness checks before they ship.

Does Silver Prime send my actions to a server?

Known- and learned-skill execution, private replay metadata, and audit history stay on the Android phone rather than passing through a Silver Prime action backend. Conversation and MAINC call the provider APIs you configure with your own keys; those providers receive the prompts and privacy-redacted context needed for the conversation. Silver Prime does not send private learned steps, recipients, message bodies, destinations, API keys, or Android action history as provider tool context.