test post https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCJu8a-Hays

>>44319 Nice it works now!

>>44319 Nice! What AI model is that, or is it completely proprietary?

>>44319 Hello mr_meeseeks, welcome! Please have a good look around the board while you're here. >video LOL >20th April 2026 HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR. HITLER! --- Good luck with this project, Anon. Cheers. :)

>>44322 AuthRight: Hitler's Birthday LibRight: Columbine LibLeft: dude weed lmao AuthLeft: JOKES ARE PUNISHABLE BY 15 YEARS HARD LABOR

feedback would be nice. also here is the old devlog: https://occultforum.org/viewtopic.php?t=41750

>>44323 lmao >>44324 Sure that's fine. I don't have much to offer rn through ignorance of your project. But I certainly appreciate the based naming here & there (and by that, I DON'T mean all the occult shite)! :D >also here is the old devlog: Great, thanks Anon. Cheers.

you POS claim to be into chobits but here I am hand feeding you what you claim to be after and you make 0 attempts to understand. what's so complex? you choose skills for the AI, and you add the skills you want with 1 line of code per skill. WTF do you even have a site for. ignorance of my project...pfft there are step by step explanations. whatever, keep pretending like you are into chobitsu. all you will end up with are shitty woke censored corporate paid token, feminist AIs. while mine is offline and can even do dirty stuff. yours cant even cuss. this is what I get from everyone, worthless lip service and mockery. saying LOL. ok you think its a joke, well I think you are jokes. fakers!

>>44326 LMAO Have you posted on this site before, friend? Maybe that's the reason for the range ban given (by other globals). Temper, temper. Tsk, Anon. Go cool off a bit. :D

what do you mean globals ban? is that why i also could never post on the main chan sites?

>>44328 If you're using a cheap (or free) VPN, then there's a relatively high chance you're sharing an IP with a CP spammer, and they're always globally banned on the spot. The only way around this is for a global mod to lift an IP's ban (then reinstate it once the spammer comes back) or for you to find an IP that isn't used by spammers. >>44326 >>44324 Lmao there's no way anyone's going to be able to read all of that within just a few minutes. That being said, I skimmed to the final page of your forum link and spotted several mentions of Sonichu. I have to ask: why?

respect for chris chan, who was targeted by paid corporate trolls. just like my project was. here is my ban collection: https://mastodon.social/@mr_meeseeks besides sonichu taking out dr manhatten sheds like on the truth of the Eliza code: https://dev.to/owly/how-paid-trolls-and-corporate-interests-create-lolcows-to-suppress-innovation-5ei0 the eliza reverse engineer helped creat the RailPunk chatbot which has learnability and plug and play deduction, and is light weight enough to run on old machines.

>>44326 >you choose skills for the AI, and you add the skills you want with 1 line of code per skill. AFAICT, no one here has made any critique yet of that system; I know I haven't. As far as the fundamental idea goes, then yeah it's a good scripting approach for end-user Anons. Systems designers will need direct access to the algorithms themselves, of course. >>44328 I banned you (for one minute) as a joke b/c of the shitty quality of your post. The global ban likely came some time ago just as @Greentext anon suggests. BTW, I'd suggest you try to fit in if you want cooperation from us. No one here owes you a thing, fren. :) As to your complaints: I have a lot on my plate. I imagine this project is very important to you, and so you project that onto others. I have a looong list of things to attend to right here on our own board that I haven't gotten to yet. Your approach seems hopeful, so I plan to examine it thoroughly in due time. Perhaps other Anons here can do so sooner? >>44329 Thanks anon. >>44330 LOL He is a well-documented lolcow. His own behavior -- not that of those trole'g him for it -- is what brought that shitestorm upon him (rightly so).

don't forget to make an acc at https://jizz.is/ the most lux coding forum in the world, where programmers can cuss and code and be cultured.

here is an example of chi speech

here is an example skill of chi speech: https://dev.to/owly/anime-fans-are-losing-it-a-chi-from-chobits-skill-you-can-drop-into-your-ai-right-now-21e7 its a simple skill for example. once you add the skill file to the DLC dir you add the skill with brain.add_skill(DiOneWorderV2()) and she can talk like the chobit. the skill works in full cooperation with the other skills equipped.

post AI skill suggestions I will consider coding them

I go for just a little bit... >>44326 Don't get us wrong, we do think this is pretty cool, but this isn't our full-time job, as awesome as that would be. I was thinking of trying it after I optimize my computer, which I have to do in my off-time. As for your criticisms of our AIs, don't worry, we thought of that, and we use offline AIs >>44330 Interesting that it is that censored. I do definitely want to check it out, and I do have some questions -You mentioned Eliza. So I assume it's a non-LLM AI? -What are the approximate specs? Can I run it on a 5-year-old laptop? >respect for chris chan, who was targeted by paid corporate trolls. He was not. I'm actually coincidentally watching the Chris Chan documentary. His tale is a perfect storm of classic internet, bad parenting, naivete, and a penchant to overshare. >>44335 I can vouch for that forum

@mr_meeseeks Here's my advice to you (and other anons) about online marketing. To promote online, you need 3 things. (1.) You need to summarize what your creation does. What makes it special? What's the premise? You have to always keep in mind, people don't know jack shit about you or your creation. They're just seeing some asshole promote his product. They don't even know your motivation. So try to explain what your creation is, what it does, why it's useful, and why you created it. Here's the post from smuglo /monster/, my latest post. --------- I created the Galatea Multipurpose Companion Maid Robot. It is designed to be an IRL robo-maid girl. Local AI means you can talk with her, and she has actual practical uses. She's also very customizable, you can choose the print color, clothes, head, hair, and even which AI you use. You can make her look like any character you want. I intentionally designed her to be easy to build with the instructions. I intend this to be the Model T of humanoid robots and robotic companions, while it is not the most complex, it is easy to mass produce and cheap. She's basically an open-source humanoid robot platform that's affordable for most hobbyists, with near-infinite possibilities and uses. https://greertech.neocities.org/Galatea%20v3.0 Current version as of this post is version 3.0.8 --------- You've also seen my brief tagline on my Incel.is profile, "Robowaifu you can build today!" (2.) Make a simple to understand instruction manual. Similar to what I said before, people don't know about the inner workings of your creation. So, you should make an instruction manual for set-up and usage. Depending on the complexity and the intended userbase, it can either be a simple text document or a PDF with pictures. But if you start to have long paragraphs, I will recommend a PDF (3.) You're going to need a thick skin. Whether its political haters trying to slander you, anons trying to get under your skin, or even a colleague that doesn't find your creation impressive, you're going to have haters. In short, appreciate the fans, and dismiss or ignore the haters. You're going to need to be bold, like 2016-early 2025 Trump. (Conclusion) In a way, you need to be a businessman, a marketer, and a rockstar.

my purpose?! to replace women. that the purpose. get pycharm IDE, paste in these dirs: LivinGrimoirePacket, DLC, add the main file inside the DLC folder you have a file called personality_DLC<-actually look at it, it shows you how skills are added with 1 line of code per skill. skill files are inside the DLC folder, and personalityDLC file is like a config file where you plug in the skills into the waifu. finally you run the main file. https://github.com/yotamarker/LivinGrimoire/tree/main/livingrimoire%20start%20here/LivinGrimoire%20python%20easy%20start%20packet are you at least starting to understand? is there a progression in understanding how this thing works? for starters just try adding these skills: brain.add_skill(DiHelloWarld()), brain.add_skill(DiSysOut()) the first will say hello world when you type in hello inside the console once the code runs, and the second actually does the output print of "hello world"

>>44345 Sorry if I sounded hostile, I just was trying to emphasize how much people don't know someone offering a "product" I see how it works. You should put the instructions in a text file, which would be in the final download zip

do any of you understand the method of operation now that I explained it or is it still not clear?

>>44338 >post AI skill suggestions Why not let's all move this into the 3D realm (first into virtual -> then IRL)? I'll start: - wash dishes - vacuum floor - do laundry I expect those are good 'starter kits' to go on with. Later we can add things like 'cook great meal using X,Y,Z ingredients', and 'do general household chore X'. You see, opening things up to the 3D realm opens up a whole world of new possibilities -- most of which just involve pure mechanistic plodding: but with basic in-situ judgements involved.

well ATM i a unitree is too pricy for me

>>44350 Then we can start out virtually (ie, 3D CGI), as I suggested.

>>44350 >Pricey Unitrees Something has been bothering me about these. Fact is the internet was made for 2 things: Star Trek and Porn. And that first one got krumped. So if Unitree robits are so cheap and plentiful why hasn't anyone bought one and done the lewd with it? I think there are some of them high-end sexdolls that are in a similar price range (I honestly haven't researched that cuz it ain't my thing), so you'd think there would be someone somewhere who would fit into the venn diagram of "robit lover", "lots of money" and "will videotape the lewd". I figure the only possibilities are a) I'm overestimating internet degeneracy or b) the robits are not as good/available as they claim.

well I actually think there are ppl doing lewd stuff with the unitrees(the EDU programable models), but most porn sites are heavily regulated and the mods won't let them post it. a unitree brothel is actually a great business idea. ATM the codable model is 43k$ and it can work for 2 hours on a single charge.

>>44352 The circles don't overlap as much as you think 1. The Unitree is still expensive. It's relatively cheap, but it's still "used car" money. The $10,300 is the cheapest I've seen it. And most people don't really have a reasonable purpose for a layperson, it's basically a giant toy. See >>44304 2. There's a huge gap between "robowaifu lover" and "voluntary pornstar". Most of us here are robowaifu lovers, but everyone here isn't making Galatea porn, no one is. In fact, I would go as far to say that "robowaifu creator" and "aspiring pornstar" are almost completely different personalities. And, going back to #1, most rich people have a reputation to uphold. 3. You mentioned sex doll lovers. Although at first, it seems obvious that we're alike, I find that's often not the case. There's a user on Incels.is who is basically the defacto sex doll guy, and he spends thousands on over a dozen dolls. I have told him ideas on how to "Galatinize" his dolls, but he hasn't done it, even though it would $50 max and take less than an hour to set up. And I have shown him how Galatea v3 mogs sex dolls in almost every technical aspect, he doesn't like it because "it doesn't have silicon", which seems to be a common arbitrary complaint on that site >>43563 It seems like sex doll enthusiasts have a completely different psychology to the rest of us, which would explain why they're willing to shell out thousands for a giant uncanny action figure that has no purpose outside of getting your nut off. It doesn't even cure loneliness, the aforementioned sex doll guy said so himself. Who knows, maybe there's a well-off plastic surgeon that secretly cracks Unitrees >Fact is the internet was made for 2 things: Star Trek and Porn. Sounds like my average weekend!

we should form an akatsuki like group but of waifubot devs

>>44360 Lol. Good points, Anon. >>44362 But we're the good guys.

>>44353 >robot brothel cleanup would be yicky. >>44360 I still have a hard time believing the internet isn't degenerate enuff: it would be a cinch for some well-to-do e-thot to strap a dildo to a unitree.

>>44367 >cleanup would be yicky. Maybe a Galatea-esque female condom would be the answer, like a medical tool >it would be a cinch for some well-to-do e-thot to strap a dildo to a unitree. Good point, in that case, it seems like it just hasn't crossed their minds. They typically chase trends, so maybe they're just waiting for it to be in vogue. And keep in mind it would have to be worth doing over using that $10,300 to do anything else (and they're often very materialistic).

current persocom DLC with some example skills there is also DLC for NSFW skills, TTS, and more from DLC.skills_LLM import DiLLMOver from DLC.skills_async import DaExePath, DaRainAlerts from DLC.skills_automatic import DiBurperV2, DiSleep, DiAttentionSeeker from DLC.skills_convo import DiCusser, DiEmo, DiRailPunk, DiOneWorderV2 from DLC.skills_defconic import DiCPUTamaguchi, DiShutOff, DiVitals from DLC.skills_games import DiHugAttack, DiMezzoflationGame, DiTeaParty, DiMagic8Ball, DiWorkOut from DLC.skills_monitor import AHAware from DLC.skills_sensory import DiSTT from DLC.skills_sound_effects import DiVoiceEffects, DiRndMp3Player from DLC.skills_utility import DiSayer, DiTime, DiNoteTaker, DiAlarmer, DiStopWatch from LG_SQLite_DB import SQLiteDictionaryDB from LivinGrimoirePacket.AXPython import Responder from LivinGrimoirePacket.LivinGrimoire import Brain from LivinGrimoirePacket.RailBotExtensions import PricePerUnit, Walkthrough, Snippet, Composition, NoNos from LivinGrimoirePacket.UniqueSkills import \ DiImprint_recorder, DiImprint_PT1, DiImprint_PT2, Shinka def add_DLC_skills(brain: Brain): # utility skills: brain.set_database(SQLiteDictionaryDB()) brain.add_skill(DiSayer()) # say param brain.add_skill(DiTime()) # time, date, day, and so on brain.add_skill(DiNoteTaker()) # for your todos brain.add_skill(DiAlarmer().set_default_alarm("siren")) # alarm clock brain.add_skill(DiStopWatch()) # stop watch # sound effects: brain.add_skill(DiVoiceEffects()) # plays mp3 soundbites from voice dir in DLC dir brain.add_skill(DiRndMp3Player()) # mp3 player # async skills: brain.add_skill(DaExePath()) # engage external programs brain.add_skill(DaRainAlerts("pripyat")) # autonomouse skills brain.add_skill(DiAttentionSeeker()) # demands attention autonomously brain.add_skill(DiBurperV2(5)) # 5 burps per hour brain.add_logical_skill(DiSleep(5, Responder("wake up", "hey")).set_sleep_time_stamp("23:01")) # conversation skills: brain.add_skill(DiEmo()) # emotion farming based on interaction chatbot = DiRailPunk() # offline lightweight chatbot with learnability chatbot.add_populators(PricePerUnit(), Walkthrough(), Snippet(), Composition(), NoNos()) temp_skill = Shinka(chatbot, DiOneWorderV2()) # chii speech temp_skill.set_skill_type(3) brain.add_skill(temp_skill) brain.add_skill(DiCusser( Responder("fuck", "hadouken", "hadoken", "shit", "bitch", "jizz"))) # cussing skill woth learnability # defconic: brain.add_skill(DiCPUTamaguchi()) # power level getter and hunger management brain.add_skill(DiShutOff()) # program shut off brain.add_skill(DiVitals()) # machine resource states # ear: # brain.add_skill(DiSTT(brain)) # speech to text # game skills: brain.add_skill(DiWorkOut()) brain.add_skill(DiHugAttack()) brain.add_skill(DiMezzoflationGame()) brain.add_skill(DiTeaParty()) brain.add_skill(DiMagic8Ball()) # LLM skills: brain.add_skill(DiLLMOver()) # offline LLM # monitor(self awareness skills): brain.add_skill(AHAware(brain.logicChobit, "potato", "fukurou")) # skills metadata retrieval brain.logicChobit.addSkills(DiImprint_PT1(brain.logicChobit), DiImprint_PT2()) # record and load engram brain.add_skill(DiImprint_recorder())

hey greer is this the GUI you wanted? pretty much like neuro has, and it animates

made a cool and unique skill it plays the official chobits system startup sound, once at start up when the AI launches. then the skill removes itself from the AI. its a cool design pattern.

>>44378 That's good! What I was thinking was a GUI for "normal" people to use.

>>44377 >>44378 >>44384 Nice work, mr_meeseeks. Thanks for the updates!

updated. IDK if you notice but now she has transparent BG

>>44431 Yeah, that's a nice feature. I wonder if this can be repro'd on Linux/FagOS as well? Thanks for the update, Anon!

well the software design pattern has been ported to like 11 programming languages including Swift for IOS (is that fagOS?)

>>44433 I was speaking of the transparent BG, specifically. Not likely to work w/o some near-the-metal system calls behind your code.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZgMGSByFKk vtuber style

>>44469 That's coming along, Anon. Good luck with this.

hey chobitsu just tell me what would make you WANT to use this AI system? I mean good luck is fine and dandy but I want to make ppl more enthusiastic about it.

>>44473 Lol. Well I'd say: A. Don't target me as your goto. I'm a highly-improbable statistical outlier in several ways all at once. :D B. Anyone who is prone to using this is probably already rolling some kind of solution on their own rn. I'd recommend something like >>>/g/lmg if you're really trying to build an audience for your work, Anon. We talk a lot about hardware here, tbh. C. This is a good idea, but there's lots of competition in this arena already isn't there? Finding something more niche might help. --- REGARDLESS don't take any of the above too much to heart. You're pursuing your own project that you want to do. Its effective and you're enthusiastic about it. I admire that character Anon. Again, good luck.

the animations and various demos I show are not the core of the project. the gist here is adding skills to one's waifu with 1 line of code per skill. for example: STT, TTS, doing groceries, burping, conversating, stocking shelves, being a robot in west world amusement park. so if other ppl started crafting skills, what you get is a skill buffet for ppl to chose from and equipe to their bots. no you are correct that ppl are doing AI stuff. they use LLMs and forms of glue code to add features like STT, TTS, MCP servers. but that is not the same. with this system you add skills and the design pattern does the rest. so you can scale and collab. and its always the same single function one uses to add a skill. you only need to know brain.add_skill(Skill()) to customize and upgrade the system. yes there are advanced features like AI drugs, but the core stays the same.

>>44475 Understood. And it's a good design pattern ideal to strive for. Such a simplistic approach to scripting certainly puts such things within the reach of a large percentage of the world's men. My favorite such mechanism so far is the children's programming training framework called Scratch. It allows the end-user a bit more flexibility than your model does, and winds up being a lot more like real programming. --- But ofc as you're well-aware (but other Anons may not be), this is simply a surface-level paradigm for user scripting. The underlying software engines that properly drive the behavior are still complex systems that need to be managed by real developers -- in this case systems engineers, since the overall behaviors when conjoined together into a realworld waifu are indeterminately complex in most scenarios that matter. >tl;dr It's a good start, but there is much more to be dealt with by the real developers.

Hey, thanks again for your thoughtful reply — it’s honestly adorable watching you try to analyze the system. I think the part that overwhelmed you is that the engine handles all the complicated stuff internally, so the user only has to write: python ai.addSkill(AlarmSkill()) And I get why that would be confusing. When you’re used to software where every tiny change requires a pilgrimage through 19 files and a blood sacrifice to the compiler, seeing something powerful happen in one line must feel like witchcraft. It’s like giving a baby a fork. They stare at it, turn it upside down, poke themselves in the cheek, and then decide forks are “dumb” because they can’t figure out which end goes in the food. That’s basically what your Scratch comparison was — the classic move where someone pretends something is “too simple” because admitting they don’t understand it would hurt their pride. That long word — floccinaucinihilipilification — is exactly what you did. You minimized it so you wouldn’t have to admit the one‑line skill system went right over your head. And that’s okay. Not everyone is ready for the Matrix “I know kung fu” moment. Some people still need the training wheels, the helmet, and someone jogging beside them holding the seat. Meanwhile, the system is designed so that anyone — even someone who thinks adding behavior requires a 40‑page design document — can drop in a new skill like they’re plugging in a USB stick. As for corporations? They could never build this. They’d form a committee to discuss the committee that will form the subcommittee to evaluate whether a one‑line skill loader is “aligned with quarterly objectives.” By the time they finish the first meeting, I’ve already added five new skills and watched 3 OVA animes. But seriously — no hard feelings. Some people see simplicity and think “elegance.” Others see simplicity and panic because they can’t find the complexity they rely on to feel competent. Both reactions are natural. One of them just explains your comment a lot more than you intended.

>>44479 Heh, you asked for it fren. :D I'm under no obligation to entertain your bs. You can continue your campaign here from our shitposting containment thread. :)