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ODAI is an AI-powered personal assistant platform built with FastAPI. It delivers real-time chat and voice interactions through a comprehensive ecosystem of third-party integrations — from banking and stock data to email, calendar, travel, and entertainment. At its core, ODAI uses OpenAI’s GPT-4o with an agent-based architecture: a central orchestrator receives your request and hands off to specialized agents that know how to interact with each service.

Quick Start

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Architecture

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Integrations

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API Reference

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What ODAI can do

ODAI connects to over 35 services across multiple domains, enabling natural language interactions with your digital life:

Productivity

Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Slack

Financial

Plaid, Finnhub, CoinMarketCap, Exchange Rate

Travel

FlightAware, Amadeus, Amtrak, Caltrain

Entertainment

Ticketmaster, MovieGlu, TripAdvisor, Yelp

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Key capabilities

  • Multi-agent orchestration — The H.A.N.D.O.F.F. framework routes requests to the right agent and merges results from multiple agents when needed
  • Real-time streaming — WebSocket-based character-by-character response delivery with live tool call visualization
  • Voice interface — Full-duplex voice conversations via Twilio WebRTC, seamlessly sharing context with text chats
  • Enterprise security — Google Cloud KMS encryption for all credentials, Firebase authentication, OAuth 2.0 for 15+ services

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How it works

User Request → WebSocket → Orchestrator → Specialized Agent(s) → Response → User
The orchestrator uses GPT-4o to understand your request and decide which agents to invoke. Agents run in parallel when safe, and their results are synthesized into a coherent response streamed back to you in real time.
ODAI requires Python 3.11+ and a set of API keys for the services you want to use. Start with the quickstart guide for local setup.

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