Local voice assistant · typed decisions
Talk to Toco. Every decision is typed, and code checks it.
Dudoxx Decide runs on your own machine. Toco listens, answers and acts on the screen; Laya, a small local model, makes each yes-or-no call, and plain code decides what happens next.
Apps
Two ways in: the voice app for everyday use, and the showcase for developers.
Voice assistant
Toco
Speak or type. Toco answers out loud, shows sources and cards on screen, remembers your sessions, and can switch the theme or open a new conversation when you ask.
Open Toco
Developer features
Showcase
The parts under Toco, one page each. Developer tools that talk to the local services directly and show their raw answers.
Open Showcase
How a decision works
Observe
Code reads the situation and builds the list of possible answers.
Decide
Laya answers one typed question over that list, with a probability for each answer.
Act and verify
Code applies the gate, acts, and checks the result. The model never grades itself.
Private by design.
The model, the voice and the session store run on this machine. No API key, no per-call cost.