Kairós - Calendar Alarms for Android & Wear OS powered by Gemini AI

Kairós is a modern application that transforms your calendar appointments into unmissable full-screen alarms, both on your smartphone and on your wrist with Wear OS. It intelligently synchronizes with the device's calendar and ensures you never miss an important event.

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✨ Key Features

• Full-Screen Alarms: Wakes the device even when locked with visual and sound alerts (Smartphone and Wear OS).
• Full Wear OS Integration:
  • Complications: View the next event directly on the watch face.
  • Tiles: Instant access to event information with a side swipe.
• Smart Synchronization: Uses WorkManager for efficient background scheduling without draining the battery.
• Native Integration: Reads events from any calendar account configured on the device (e.g., Google Calendar).
• Total Control: Enable or disable alarms globally or for specific events.

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🛠 Tech Stack

This project follows modern Android development principles with MVVM + MVI architecture.

• Language: 100% Kotlin
• UI: Jetpack Compose (Phone & Wear OS)
• Architecture: MVVM + MVI, Clean Architecture, Multi-module
• Async: Kotlin Coroutines + Flow
• Persistence & Background: DataStore, WorkManager, AlarmManager
• DI: Hilt
• AI: Firebase AI (Gemini) with Function Calling
• Sync: Wearable Data Layer (Play Services)
• Testing: JUnit4, Robolectric, Turbine, MockK

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🏗 Architecture

Multi-Module Structure

kairos-android-app/
├── app/          → Phone UI (Compose), Activity, Receivers
├── core/         → Shared business logic, ViewModels, UseCases, Repositories
├── wear/         → Wear OS UI, Tiles, Complications
├── build-logic/  → Convention plugins (Jacoco, etc.)
└── gradle/       → Version catalog (libs.versions.toml)

MVVM + MVI Pattern

The app uses unidirectional data flow across all features:

View (Compose) ──EventIntent──▶ ViewModel ──▶ UseCases / Repositories
       ▲                            │
       │                            ▼
       └──── UiState (StateFlow) ───┘
             SideEffect (Channel)

• EventIntent — sealed class representing every user action.
• EventScreenUiState — single immutable state driving the UI.
• EventSideEffect — one-shot events (snackbar, navigation, confirmation dialogs).
• EventViewModel — processes intents, delegates to UseCases, emits state & effects.

Core Module Packages

Package	Responsibility
viewmodel	ViewModels, Intents, UiState, SideEffects, UiText
usecases	Business logic (one class per action)
repository	Data access (Calendar, Weather, Preferences, etc.)
model	Domain entities (Event, AlarmOffset, Weather, etc.)
service	AlarmScheduler, Workers
ai	AI Agent architecture (see below)
analytics	Firebase Analytics abstraction

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🤖 AI Agent Architecture

The app integrates an AI Agent powered by Gemini (Firebase AI) that can execute actions in the app via Function Calling. Instead of modifying the UI or database directly, the AI dispatches MVI Intents — exactly as if the user had tapped a button.

How It Works

User question ──▶ AskAiAgentUseCase (Gemini + Tool declarations)
                        │
              ┌─────────┴─────────┐
              ▼                   ▼
        Text response      FunctionCall response
        (show to user)            │
                                  ▼
                        onAIFunctionCalled()
                                  │
                                  ▼
                        ActionRegistry.processAIToolCall()
                                  │
                    ┌─────────────┼─────────────┐
                    ▼             ▼              ▼
                  SAFE        MODERATE       CRITICAL
               (execute)   (execute +     (pause, ask
                           snackbar)      user to confirm)

Risk Levels

Level	Behavior	Example
SAFE	Executes immediately, no feedback	SearchTool → search events
MODERATE	Executes immediately + snackbar notification	ToggleGlobalAlarmsTool → toggle alarms
CRITICAL	Pauses, saves intent in pendingAIAction, requires explicit user confirmation	CreateEventTool → create calendar event

Key Components

Component	Role
AITool	Interface — each tool maps an LLM function call to an EventIntent
ActionRegistry	Singleton — discovers tools, dispatches function calls
AskAiAgentUseCase	Sends the prompt + tool declarations to Gemini, returns Text or FunctionCall
RiskLevel	Enum controlling execution policy (SAFE, MODERATE, CRITICAL)
AIToolResult	Sealed class wrapping dispatch results (Success, ToolNotFound, InvalidArguments)

How to Create a New AI Tool

Step 1 — Create a class implementing AITool in core/.../ai/tools/:

class MyNewTool @Inject constructor() : AITool {

    override val name = "my_new_action"

    override val description = "Describe when the LLM should call this tool."

    override val riskLevel = RiskLevel.SAFE // or MODERATE / CRITICAL

    override val parametersSchema = mapOf(
        "type" to "object",
        "properties" to mapOf(
            "param1" to mapOf("type" to "string", "description" to "…"),
        ),
        "required" to listOf("param1"),
    )

    override fun parseArguments(args: Map<String, Any?>): EventIntent? {
        val value = args["param1"]?.toString() ?: return null
        return EventIntent.SomeExistingIntent(value)   // reuse an MVI intent
    }
}

Step 2 — Register it in AIToolsModule (core/.../ai/di/):

@Provides @IntoSet @Singleton
fun provideMyNewTool(): AITool = MyNewTool()

Step 3 — Done. ActionRegistry discovers it automatically via Hilt multibinding, includes it in the Gemini tool declarations, and routes function calls through onAIFunctionCalled().

Tip: Choose RiskLevel carefully — SAFE executes silently, MODERATE shows a snackbar, and CRITICAL pauses for user confirmation.

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🏁 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Android Studio Jellyfish+
• JDK 21
• Android SDK 36 (Compile/Target)

Installation and Execution

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/tonimadev/kairos-android-app.git

2. Open in Android Studio and wait for Gradle synchronization.
3. To run via CLI:
   • Phone: ./gradlew :app:installDebug
   • Wear OS: ./gradlew :wear:installDebug

Testing and Quality

• Run all unit tests: ./gradlew testDebugUnitTest
• Generate coverage report (Jacoco): ./gradlew createJacocoMergedCoverageReport
• Apply code style: ./gradlew spotlessApply

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⚙️ Additional Configuration

For Release builds or full Firebase/AdMob integration, it is necessary:

1. Add google-services.json in app/ and wear/ folders.
2. Configure signing keys and ad IDs in local.properties or environment variables. See build.gradle.kts for details on expected properties.

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Make sure to run ./gradlew spotlessApply before opening a Pull Request.

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Developed by tonimadev