I’ve been building a personal AI assistant called Seny for the past couple months. It started as something just for me. I have Spinal Muscular Atrophy , which means I can’t use my hands and need 24/7 care. Organization is genuinely hard when you can’t just jot something down or quickly pull up an app, and I needed something that could tie my email, calendar, messaging, notes, and contacts together in one place with an AI that actually knows my context. Over time it became something I use every single day, and I decided to strip out all my personal data, replace the hardcoded context with a setup wizard, and make it public. Fair warning: I am not a developer. At all. This entire thing was vibe-coded through iterative sessions with Claude. I don’t read the code, I describe what I want and work through problems conversationally. So if you look at the codebase and something makes you wince, that’s why. Please be gentle. I know it won’t be pretty under the hood, but it works and I use it every day. This is also my first time putting something out publicly like this, so I’m a little nervous. But I figured the only way to know if it’s useful to anyone else is to just put it out there and see what happens. What it does: AI chat powered by Claude (Anthropic) with full context about your life Gmail + Outlook integration (search, read, send/draft) Google Calendar + Outlook Calendar Slack (search, read, send across workspaces) Telegram (search, read, send) Notes system with wiki-links, tags, full-text search, and graph view Task management with reminders and recurring tasks People tracker: relationships, last contact dates, follow-up reminders Daily digest briefing every morning Proactive nudges based on your priorities and patterns Optional desktop screen agent (focus/accountability tool) Semantic search across everything (optional) Human-in-the-loop design. No arbitrary system access, destructive actions require your approval. Stack: Python 3.11 / FastAPI / PostgreSQL / React 19 + Vite + TypeScript frontend / Docker Deploy: One-click Railway deploy with a step-by-step guide written for non-technical users. Also runs in Docker if you prefer your own infrastructure. License: PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0, free for personal use What I’m looking for: 5-10 people willing to actually deploy this and tell me what breaks. The codebase was built around one person’s life by someone who doesn’t write code, so there will be rough edges. I want to find them before I think about anything else. What it costs you: Railway runs about $5-10/month, plus your own Anthropic API key (pay-as-you-go for Claude usage). No money goes to me. GitHub: https://github.com/highhands89/seny-executive-assistant If you want to know more about me or why I care about accessibility in tech, I write about it on my blog and there’s a documentary about my life that covers some of it. Happy to answer questions. submitted by /u/highhands
Originally posted by u/highhands on r/ClaudeCode