Syna
The AI agent with a pod.
julynx.github.io/syna
uv tool install syna-agent
Features
- A sandboxed pod. Every command runs inside an isolated container, with a full Debian shell, root access, and your host machine out of reach.
- A complete toolset. Web search and browser automation (both local, no API key), image understanding, image generation, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and precise line-number, diff-style file editing.
- Built for long, complex tasks. Every tool output is saved to a file, context is managed automatically (elision and compaction, with a high cache hit rate), and deliverables keep a verifiable chain of custody from source to artifact.
- Honest reporting. Syna is trained to say exactly what happened and what it can't verify; it resists prompt injection and false-flag attacks baked into web content, and it scores at the top of honesty benchmarks.
- It asks when it should. Multiple-choice or open-ended questions, mid-task, whenever a decision isn't Syna's to make.
- Voice mode. Talk to it, and it reads its answers out loud.
- A beautiful UI. Frosted glass, sound effects, and a Y2K-video-player-style background visualizer that reacts to the agent (thinking, calling tools, speaking).
- Any provider. Works with OpenRouter (recommended, most tested), OpenAI, Google Gemini, local Ollama, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Getting started
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Install:
uv tool install syna-agent
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Run the setup wizard and follow the steps (dependencies, provider, API key, sanity check):
syna-setup
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Start Syna (the web UI at
http://127.0.0.1:8000, or the terminal CLI):syna # Starts the web UI (and first-run wizard if not configured) syna-cli # Starts the terminal CLI
The wizard writes a .env file in ~/.syna for you. To configure manually, create ~/.syna/.env with:
OPENROUTER_API_KEY=your-api-key
MODEL=~z-ai/glm-flash-latest # Or any model of your preference
BASE_URL=https://openrouter.ai/api/v1 # Optional: any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
THINKING_EFFORT=medium # Can be either of none|minimal|low|medium|high|xhigh|max
Voice mode is enabled by adding speech models to the same .env file:
STT_MODEL=google/chirp-3 # Transcribes microphone recordings
TTS_MODEL=google/gemini-3.8-flash-lite-tts # Reads the answers out loud
TTS_VOICE=Kore # Optional: voice of the TTS model
SPEECH_LANGUAGE=en # Optional: ISO-639-1 code, English by default
Image generation (the model's text_to_image tool) is enabled the same way:
IMAGE_MODEL=google/gemini-3.1-flash-image
Requirements: Python 3.12+ and a container engine (Podman or Docker; the setup wizard checks and installs one for you).
Privacy
Syna does not collect your personal information or send your messages anywhere except to the provider you specified. Their Terms of Service and Privacy Policy apply.
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