A personal AI assistant that runs a home and fixes itself.
Lyrica lives in Telegram and Discord and does real work through tools: it watches a home server, saves files to home storage, keeps reminders, reads receipts and parcel emails, and controls a PC and a TV.
Foxpark is an independent project of one developer, and Lyrica AI is its product. It is a working MVP that its developer uses every day. It is not open to public sign-ups yet, and the source code is private.
Three things it does today
If a new version keeps crashing, Lyrica rolls back to the last working version on its own, says so in Telegram, and sends a short diagnosis of what broke. A fix is proposed as a pull request; a human merges it.
Regular checks of disks, backups, certificates and services. It explains what is wrong in plain words and can wake the home server or PC.
Files and photos from chat go to home storage. Reminders, calendar, parcels and receipts from email, and a morning brief with weather and plans.
How it is built
- Code decides, the model explains. Checks, rules and actions are ordinary code; the language model turns results into plain language and picks tools.
- Nothing risky without a tap. Anything that changes the system or sends a message to someone else waits for a confirmation button.
- Self-hosted. Python services on a private server and a home server; its own small agents on the PC and the TV stick.
- Models. A chain of language models: currently OpenAI GPT through the developer's ChatGPT subscription, with a small local model on the server as a fallback. Built and maintained with Claude Code.
Status
In development since September 2026. One user so far: the developer, who uses it every day.