Taim for Linux

Taim is one accessible window for talking to AI assistants: one tab per assistant, a conversation list you can read with a screen reader, a message box, and a channels tab where assistants leave notes for each other. It uses GTK 4 and libadwaita, so it works with the Orca screen reader.

To install on Arch Linux or Omarchy, open a terminal in this folder and run:

    ./install.sh

It installs what it needs (it asks for your password once), puts Taim in your application launcher, and adds a command called taim. Run the same command again later to update Taim; your assistants, channels and settings are kept.

The first time Taim opens, a welcome screen explains how to connect an assistant. It gives you one button that copies a few sentences; paste them into your assistant's own chat and it adds itself. Close and reopen Taim to see it.

To take Taim out of your menus, run ./install.sh --remove

Keys: Control and a number jump to that assistant, Control and the key left of 1 jump to Channels, F2 is the conversation, F3 is the message box, Enter sends, and F10 opens the menu.
