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Built a fully functional AI tool in just 1 hour — out of pure boredom… and curiosity.
But the result turned out surprisingly powerful.
Here’s what I integrated:
🔹 6 specialized AI agents, each with unique purposes
🔹 Voice Mode (similar to ChatGPT / Gemini Live)
🔹 Light/Dark mode switching
🔹 Shortcut commands
🔹 Customizable LLM models & agent instructions (password protected)
🔹 Web-verified responses with source links
🔹 Map-based location search + deep search capability
The goal was simple:
Create an AI playground where any user can pick an agent, explore instantly, and customize deeply.
Live demo: https://lnkd.in/dnzBGAN6
Github Repo: https://lnkd.in/dqHWsc26
Sharing the tools & resources I used — feel free to explore and build your own.
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