One watch, through the system.
The parcel, as the core lives it.
yesterday · 20:40
She asks, once.
On Telegram, the evening before. Nestor answers in the same breath and creates a watch: an owner, a source (her mailbox), keywords and an end.
Let me know when my Vinted parcel reaches the pickup point.
yesterday · 20:40
The watch outlives the conversation.
The chat is over; the commitment isn’t. A watch is written to the journal and survives restarts, model changes and nights. It doesn’t need anyone to keep a tab open.
today · 17:48
The mail arrives.
Her mailbox, connected over IMAP from the admin, brings in a message from the carrier. It’s a candidate, nothing more yet.
today · 17:48
Triage, from cheap to costly.
Deterministic rules first, then a small classification model, and the central agent only for what deserves words. Most events stop at the first stage.
today · 17:48
Presence decides where.
Home Assistant says Léa is in the living room. No quiet hours, no conversation under way: it decides to say it aloud on that room’s satellite, and writes down why.
today · 17:48
Nestor says it in the living room.
The Reachy Mini in the living room speaks; its antennas follow the voice. The message is short, because it is said aloud in a shared room.
Léa, your Vinted parcel is waiting at Tabac de la Place.
today · 18:18
No reaction? A written follow-up.
Léa left before answering. Thirty minutes without a reply, and she is no longer home: Nestor writes to her on Telegram instead of repeating itself to an empty room.
Your parcel is at Tabac de la Place until 6 November.
today · 18:28
She answers. The thread holds.
Her reply lands with the watch’s context: Nestor knows what “it” is. Trigger, triage, decision, delivery: every step is in the journal with its reason.
Why did it speak to me? →Thanks! I’ll pick it up on my way home.





