Simple AI is a command-based AI chat. Type a question and it answers; type a : command and you are steering the thing itself — which model, which role, which files it can see. The same conversation, whether you opened a browser tab or a shell.
The full interface — full screen or split screen, several themes, and the documentation tucked behind the page itself.
Then type sc. The same conversation and the same settings as the web, without leaving the shell. Starting it also starts the MCP client.
The CLI, served as a page — for a machine you would rather not install anything on.
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Text generation across every connected model.
Image generation, and editing the image it just made.
Vision — hand it a screenshot or a photo and ask about it.
TXT, DOCX, PDF and JSON go straight into the conversation.
Function calling and the Model Context Protocol, so it can reach the things you connect.
Data stores and databases you attach, queried as part of an answer.
De-hallucination detection, and WolframAlpha for anything that should be computed rather than guessed.
Named roles and custom prompts, saved and switched between.
Voice output, and answers that account for where you are.
Code highlighting and LaTeX equations rendered in place.
Node connections — models handed the same question, so the answers can be checked against each other.
Eighteen of them.
sc-even puts Simple AI on Even G2 smart glasses. Speak, and what you said is transcribed and sent to sc; the reply comes back on the lens. Your phone shows the same session as a terminal you can also type into, so a long answer is readable and a precise question is easy to ask.
Sign in with your Simple AI account and the conversation and settings are yours rather than the session's. Transcription works in several languages.