enough is an extensible personal language system for planning, reviewing, writing, and translating text(s). it's optimized for so-called non-technical users and built to be useful and usable for decades.

you can also it to translate anything into any other language, browse/save wikipedia articles offline, map wicked problems with the IBIS protocol, and break your writer’s block.

the enough agent can help you determine how to structure and iterate on whatever you want to write, and whatever tools you need to do it. it includes built-in tools for planning, proofing, and translating texts and virtual consultants to poke holes in your grand ideas or help defeat your writer’s block.

but it really shines when you add your own custom workflows (or wordflows, as i occasionally call them). it’s easy to extend its functionality to match your preferences using the included workflow-design paradigm.

enough is a personal and private way to explore the writing you want to do, and then plan, brainstorm, and iterate on structure and tone to improve the end results. i made it because i think we need more human writing, and human writing has to be personal.

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here’s the latest .dmg:

https://github.com/0gsd/enough/releases/download/v0.3.0/enough_0.3.0_aarch64.dmg

the first run of the application will guide you through downloading local model weights, though enough also has openrouter integration for those who want/prefer it.

you’ll need Administrator privileges on MacOS 15+ and a machine with Apple Silicon, as well as ~50GB of disk space for all the model weights, though ~20GB should suffice for the two “smaller” weights options.

for more information, head to enough.support.

here’s a video showing the entire installation process … note that the UI in this video as well as the screenshots to the right is outdated, and that new videos are on the way: