Agent Pocket 1.0

The Agent Pocket 1.0 is a handheld AI assistant. It pairs a color screen with a microphone and a speaker, so you can talk to an AI that runs on the device itself — ask a question, hold a conversation, and hear it reply out loud.

Overview

The Agent Series is built for on-device AI. The Agent Pocket is the portable one — a flat handheld with the same microphone, speaker, and storage as the desktop Agent Station. You speak to it through the microphone and hear it answer on the built-in speaker. It uses the Pocket form factor.

What's in the Box

This is a complete, pre-assembled build — everything you need is included.

Device & modules

• 1× Attaky Agent Pocket 1.0, pre-assembled with:
  • 1× Core: ESP32
  • 1× Expand: Media I/O
  • 1× Power: Standard Cell — battery included

Accessories

• 1× color-matched USB-C to USB-C cable — for charging and data; matched to your Attaky colorway where possible
• 1× USB-A to USB-C adapter
• 1× self-adhesive wrap cloth — for extra protection, organization, or surface cleaning
• 1× protective ESD moisture-barrier bag — for storage and component protection

Specs at a Glance

• Series / form — Agent · Pocket (handheld)
• Core — ESP32
• Display — 2.0-inch color touchscreen
• Audio — microphone + built-in speaker
• Controls — Core keys + touchscreen, or talk to it
• Battery — 1000 mAh, about a day of normal use
• Size — 68 × 48 × 30.5 mm, 107.6 g

Full details are in Specifications below.

Anatomy & Controls

The Agent Pocket is three modules stacked into one pocket body — the Core in front, the battery behind it, and the Media I/O module at the back, which carries the microphone, the speaker, and a microSD card slot.

The screen and Core controls:

• A 2.0-inch color touchscreen.
• Five navigation keys: Up · Right · Enter · Left · Down.
• Four buttons on the top edge: L1 · boot · power · R1.
• A small status light — its color and blink pattern depend on the firmware.

Microphone, speaker, and storage: the Media I/O module brings the microphone that hears you, the built-in speaker that answers, and a microSD card slot.

Ports and power buttons:

• USB-C on the Core — charges the battery, installs firmware, and connects to a computer.
• A power button on the Core (top edge) and a power button on the battery (its edge) — see First Boot below.

First Boot & Charging

Charge It

Charge through the Core's USB-C port — any standard USB power source works, and you can use the device while it charges. Give a new device a full charge before its first long session.

Power It On

The Agent Pocket has two power buttons — one on the battery and one on the Core. Because the battery supplies the power, turn it on first.

Using Your Agent Pocket

The assistant comes from the firmware you install — the software running on your device. One AI firmware you can run is the Mr.Z AI chatbot.

What the assistant can do — and whether it needs Wi-Fi — depends on the firmware you install.

Updating Firmware

Your Agent Pocket can run compatible AI firmware such as the Mr.Z AI chatbot. The easiest way to install or update firmware is the Attaky Firmware Store (fwstore.attaky.com), which runs in your browser — no extra tools to install.

You'll need a USB-C cable that carries data (some are charge-only) and Chrome or Edge on a desktop computer. Connect the Core's USB-C port, choose your firmware, and install it — keep the device connected until it reboots into the new firmware.

Specifications

Safety & Compliance

• Battery — a standard rechargeable lithium cell. Charge from a normal USB source, keep it out of extreme heat, and don't puncture, crush, or open the module. If the battery looks swollen or damaged, stop using it.
• Heat & sunlight — use the device between 0 °C and 40 °C (32–104 °F). Don't leave it for long in hot places such as a parked car, and keep it out of direct sunlight and direct UV.
• Water & moisture — the Agent Pocket is not waterproof. Keep it dry — away from rain, splashes, and damp places — and don't let water get inside.

Troubleshooting

• It won't turn on — charge it first (a flat battery won't boot), then hold the power button for about two seconds (not a quick press). Make sure the battery is switched on too.
• It won't charge — charge through the Core's USB-C port with a working cable and a standard USB source. (The battery module's USB-C port only works while the device is off.)
• The Firmware Store can't find your device — use a USB-C cable that carries data (not charge-only), use Chrome or Edge on a desktop, and close any other app connected to the device.
• It can't hear me, or there's no reply — check the microphone and speaker volume in your firmware; if your firmware needs Wi-Fi for its AI features, make sure you're connected.
• A feature isn't working — make sure your firmware matches your hardware; the assistant and what it can do come from the firmware. See your firmware's documentation.

Support & Warranty

Please visit the Help Center page at the Attaky online shop.

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