AetherDesk AI

AetherDesk AI is a local-first Windows AI command center built with PowerShell, HTML reports, and optional Ollama support.

AetherDesk AI Windows PowerShell UI

AetherDesk AI Windows UI Settings and Scheduler

AetherDesk AI Chrome Extension Companion

It helps you:

• Generate trending AI and open-source technology reports
• Check Windows system health
• Track active app usage
• Build productivity dashboards from local activity data
• Analyze public social trend signals with TrendRadar
• Export clean browser-based reports

Local AI. Local reports. Local productivity intelligence.

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Watch how to run AetherDesk AI:

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Reports output folder

Summary report module

AetherDesk AI Chrome Extension Companion

Generates AI and open-source technology trend reports.

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\run-agent.ps1

Creates a Windows health dashboard.

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\run-health-ai.ps1

Tracks app usage and generates productivity reports.

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\activity-tracker.ps1
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\activity-report.ps1

Generates a Social Trend Intelligence + Behaviour Prediction Report from public search/RSS signals across YouTube, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit, GitHub, Google/Web, and News.

The dashboard includes platform comparison bar/line graphs, a 7-day platform comparison chart, a platform decision table, best-resource ranking, public signal results, related topic suggestions, and a local Gemma/Ollama summary when Ollama is running.

TrendRadar scoring is weighted by topic relevance, exact matches, freshness, source fit, domain diversity, keyword strength, and best-resource quality, so the report can identify which platform is actually strongest for the topic.

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\social-trend-report.ps1

The project includes a Chrome Extension with an official Native Messaging Host. It can save browser pages, log browser activity, send topics to TrendRadar, and write local data into activity-data/ and social-data/.

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\chrome-extension\native-host\install-native-host.ps1 -ExtensionId YOUR_EXTENSION_ID

AetherDeskAI/
├── AetherDeskAI-Launcher.bat
├── AetherDeskAI-UI.bat
├── AetherDeskAI-UI.ps1
├── README.md
├── config.json
├── run-agent.ps1
├── run-health-ai.ps1
├── activity-tracker.ps1
├── activity-report.ps1
├── social-trends.ps1
├── social-trend-report.ps1
├── system-health.ps1
├── report.ps1
├── search.ps1
├── ollama.ps1
├── chrome-extension/
├── screenshots/
├── reports/
├── social-data/
├── logs/
├── cache/
└── activity-data/

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• PowerShell 5.1 or newer
• Internet connection for trending reports
• Optional: Ollama for local AI summaries

Recommended Ollama model:

ollama pull gemma3:1b

Run the Windows app:

.\AetherDeskAI.exe

Run the Windows UI:

.\AetherDeskAI-UI.bat

Run the launcher:

.\AetherDeskAI-Launcher.bat

Or run a module manually:

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\run-agent.ps1
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\run-health-ai.ps1
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\activity-tracker.ps1
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\activity-report.ps1
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\social-trend-report.ps1

Generated reports are saved in:

reports/

Activity logs are saved in:

activity-data/

TrendRadar raw data is saved in:

social-data/

Edit config.json:

{
 "appName": "AetherDesk AI",
 "model": "gemma3:1b",
 "topics": ["Top 10 Trending AI topic"],
 "maxResults": 10,
 "language": "English",
 "includeArticles": true,
 "includeVideos": true,
 "includePDFs": true,
 "includeGithub": true,
 "outputFolder": "reports",
 "askTopicOnRun": true
}

For scheduled tasks, set:

"askTopicOnRun": false

AetherDesk AI is designed for personal, transparent, local use.

• Activity data stays local
• Reports are generated locally
• Ollama runs locally when enabled
• No cloud database is required
• Trending reports use internet sources only for public links

Do not use activity tracking to monitor another person without clear consent.

Planned improvements:

• SQLite storage
• Better dashboard themes
• Installer script
• Desktop UI
• ETL pipeline
• Vector search over reports
• Local embeddings and RAG
• Plugin system