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Kōrero — Private, offline speech-to-text for Windows

A free, open-source Windows dictation app that works completely offline. Press a shortcut, speak, and your words drop straight into whatever you're typing — email, docs, chat, code — no cloud, no account, no audio ever leaving your machine. Built for New Zealand English with a te reo Māori vocabulary seed, plus optional AI clean-up to turn raw dictation into a polished transcript, client email or meeting note using a model you choose. A personal fork of Handy by CJ Pais, MIT licensed.

Kyt Prompts & Skills Library

A curated, free library of frontier-model prompts covering programme delivery, agentic AI workflows, public-sector governance (Algorithm Charter, OIA, Better Business Case), Te Tiriti impact, and personal productivity — paired with the Generic Cowork Skills Bundle (17 SKILL.md files) you can drop into Claude, Cursor or your own agent stack.

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Comet Workspaces — Bring proper workspace support to the Comet browser

A Chrome extension that adds first-class workspaces to Perplexity's Comet browser — group tabs by project, switch contexts in a click, and keep research, delivery and admin work cleanly separated. Free on the Chrome Web Store.

Aequa — Procurement advice, not just a record of what you bought

Started as a Kyt Labs wedge and now a venture of its own. Aequa sits on the buyer's side of the table and advises the decision itself — the route to market, the process, the reasoning — grounded in your own procurement framework and native to the Government Procurement Rules for New Zealand public-sector teams. Pre-launch: accounts are created with you rather than self-served.

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