A local application, with explicit capabilities
Lilith connects to prepared local model providers. Its optional voice uses Kokoro. A function is not executed because an answer mentions it: the provider must return a structured tool request, and the application dispatches a registered handler.
Why versions matter
The source archive keeps the foundation, tool-calling release, and scenario development work separate. Exact changes come from Git, while guides explain how those changes fit together. Development snapshots are clearly labelled.
What this site leaves out
This replacement focuses on Lilith. Legacy product-family pages and the old V1–V9 numbering do not describe this codebase. No testimonials, usage statistics, model benchmarks, or capabilities have been invented for the redesign.