# CardClip Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/cardclip CardClip is the contacts application where you can save and back-up contacts and use the Chat app to search for contacts information. # Chat Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/chat The Chat application on Persys is where you talk to your very own local AI LLM! Your AI chat is completely on-device, meaning it does not go to any cloud or require Internet access. ## Personalities You can add as many personalities you want using the dropdown in the chats app. Persys is the only personality by default. When adding a personality, you can specify in the system prompt what kind of personality you want the assistant to have. You can switch between personalities by simply using the dropdown. # Cinema Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/cinema The Cinema app is how you can watch videos that exist in your storage. The files are automatically indexed as long as they are of the following extensions: `.mp4`, `.avi` or `.mov`. You can use the "Chat" icon within the Cinema app to chat to the assistant, the titles of the videos will be added as context automatically. # Files Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/files The Files app on the desktop app gives you access to the 1TB onboard storage to store your files, images, videos and more. # Gallery Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/gallery The Gallery app auto-indexes your photos from storage so you can see them in one place as long as they of the following formats: `.png`, `.jpeg` or `.jpg`. Images are constantly re-indexed, new photos will appear in the Gallery app as you upload them using the Files app. # Library Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/library The Library app contains PDFs you have uploaded to your Files application. While viewing a PDF file, you can use the Chat app to talk to the assistant. Only the current page you are on is embedded and added to the chat session as context to limit over indexing. # Music Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/music The Music app indexes all `.mp3` files you have so you can play them. The application comes with the standard controls like play, pause, next, previous, shuffle and repeat. Using the "Chat" icon from within the Music app lets you talk to the assistant with your music as context already added in. # Paper Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/paper Paper is a cell based authoring tool that you can use for quick notes. Contents of the document are auto-embedded so you can chat with the assistant. # ToDo Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/applications/todo ToDo is a simple to-do application with its contents being auto-embedded so you can use the "Chat" tool from within the application to recall tasks. # Getting Started Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/getting-started/overview Welcome to the official Persys documentation site. Now that you have finished unboxing and plugging in your Persys Console, follow the instructions below to get started. ## Download the Persys desktop application. Download Persys for Mac (v2.1.0) ## Connect to Wi-Fi To access your Persys Console, you will need to log-in to its onboard WiFi hotspot. Look for a WiFi SSID "PERSYS-0000" where the "0000" is unique to your device. You can connect Persys to your local WiFi network after the next step (Log In). ## Log In to Desktop App Once you have been connected to your device, login using the same "persys-0000" as the device ID and the default password `persys`. You can change this password at any time. Depending on your network settings and whether you're connected via device hotspot or local network, if you are not able to log in, add `.local` as the end of the device ID. # Firmware Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/settings/firmware To update the device itself, you can drop in update zip files in the Firmware section. The zip files need to be cryptographically signed to prevent unauthorized updates. Once the zip file is uploaded, enter your device password and click update. The device will run the scripts and reboot automatically once finished. # Models Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/settings/models The Models section in the Settings tab shows you which LLMs have been installed and which are running. Running a Chat session automatically runs your default model. You can manually stop a model by clicking on the ellipsis. To manually start a model, you can hover the ellipsis icon and click `Start`. # Passcode Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/settings/passcode To update your device passcode, enter your current passcode and the new one (plus confirmation). # Services Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/settings/services The Services section allows you to restart all system services in-case of any issues with delays or memory usage. # Sessions Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/settings/sessions The Sessions section shows you all the log-in session to your device. To remove a session simply hover over the ellipsis and click `Delete`. # Wallpaper Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/settings/wallpaper You can update the wallpaper for the dashboard screen by uploading an image from your desktop. Previous wallpapers are saved so you can switch back to old ones at any time. # WiFi Source: https://docs.persys.ai/user-manual/desktop-app/settings/wifi The WiFi section allows you to connect your device to your local WiFi network. To connect simply select your desired network from the dropdown menu and enter the WiFi password. Once connected, you will receive a success message. You can now disconnect from the device Hotspot and connect to the device through the local network.