Hello and welcome! In this post, I wrapped up the AI PDF Reader by releasing a Windows version and started my next project — an AI writing assistant called Architext-AI.

I started the week by creating a demo video for the AI PDF Reader, which is now embedded in last week’s blog post. I’m really happy with how the final version turned out. To wrap up the project, I released a Windows version and improved the README. Hopefully, the AI PDF Reader can gain some traction, as my dad and I will be sharing it across various social media platforms. Our goal is to reach 150 stars on GitHub.

Next, I began brainstorming ideas for my next project. With some help from my dad, we came up with a simple Python program: using a predefined command, you can open a small window where write your message, and the AI will enhance it for you—improving clarity and overall quality. I think it would be something everyone would use.

Yesterday, I got started on the project. I planned out the structure and chose Tkinter for the GUI and the OpenAI SDK for the AI capabilites. I set up all the necessary files, and now I’m focusing on building the Python GUI. Hopefully, by next week, I’ll have something that looks good and works smoothly.

This post documents the state of Architext-AI as of June 8, 2025
To see the current state of the pdf reader visit:

architext-ai github