Haku

What it does

Haku gives your AI agents seamless control of your Mac — native apps, Chrome, Safari — through one MCP server. An on-device model filters each page and app down to the few elements your agent actually needs(In milliseconds). As a result, a chrome action drops from the usual 50K tokens to under 7K. Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Cursor, or any MCP client. Fully local. It also ships with agent-driven demo recordings that lets your agent create beautiful demos and onboarding videos

Haku tunes small local models and builds the software around them — dictation, a terminal for AI agents, browsing your agent can drive, and code search. A 60M model formats your dictation in under 100ms. Pay once, own forever.

A 60M model formats your dictation in under 100ms. A 14M model understands “next Tuesday at 6.” We tune them, then build the software around them. One purchase, lifetime updates. No subscriptions, no accounts. If a small model on your Mac beats the cloud, that's what we ship. The places agents work well — and the layer that makes them faster. For years, AI has meant renting a giant model behind an API. We think most everyday intelligence belongs on the machine in front of you — faster, and private. And where a big cloud model is the right tool — your agent — our apps work with the one you already have. We start from the best small local models, train them further for one job each, and…from haku.sh

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