@LexnLin I have two organisations on the same account and I am struggling with constantly updating both simultaneous and trying not to loose data. I split the memories between them, but somehow they crash often.
Any suggestions?
@_jshmllr Last one on your list is the one I'd want more on.
Are you going off based on what the agent keeps getting wrong, or what people complain about?
It supports all 22 Indian languages, automatically identifies the language being spoken, and can produce the same audio in different forms: a cleaned-up transcript, a verbatim version, transliteration, translation, or code-mixed text. Sarvam also reports state-of-the-art performance across those 22 languages, along with a time-to-first-token of under 150 milliseconds for streaming use.
@SarvamAI just dropped Kivi (@heykiviai) and it's over for Wispr Flow!
Wispr Flow is great when you want clean text in whatever app you’re in.
Kivi is trying to let you do more with your voice:
Start a draft, rework it, format it, and switch languages mid-sentence without breaking the flow.
And it’s built for how people here actually speak, including switching languages mid sentence.
I just started testing it today, and It already feels like a winner.
kivi for Mac is here.
Typing is officially optional on your Mac.
Talk in any app, and kivi turns what you say into clean, ready-to-send text. No more typing out long emails, messages or prompts.
Here's everything kivi can do 🧵
The reason Kivi feels more interesting than a standard dictation tool is what sits underneath it: Saaras V4.
It's designed for the speech people actually use in India: regional accents, background noise, low-resource languages, and sentences that move between an Indian language and English without warning.
I think Full Disk Access is the wrong consent model for an AI agent.
Apple built it so a backup app could read Mail, Messages, Safari, and Time Machine data. One toggle still grants all of that. The consent UI was never designed for an agent.