Friday: Voice Repo Agent

We are in an existential squeeze: models generate code at a pace no team can fully review, while AI-driven exploitation of vulnerabilities keeps improving. Humans are still the approval layer—but they no longer see the whole system, only endless diffs and tabs. Friday is a voice-first control surface for an open GitHub repository. A circle-pack map shows entry points, core files, and hotspots so you grasp shape before depth. You speak or type: explain the landmarks, what changed in the last commit, whether it is safe to merge, scan for security issues, list blockers—or stage an issue or comment. Nothing posts to GitHub until you confirm yes on a separate turn. Friday grounds answers in deterministic ingest (real paths, imports, landmarks) plus live GitHub data—not a generic chatbot over filenames. AssemblyAI powers live voice; an LLM Gateway tool loop handles multi-step triage; optional review intelligence (Jev with escalation) structures merge-risk answers when confidence is low. Built for the moment we are in: stay oriented, stay in control, and act deliberately when code and threats both move faster than human review.