If you can’t have it, make it
AlphaAI
Designed to run in your computer terminal, the AlphaAI Project was designed to be the AI in your pocket. It’s made to run on low-powered devices (such as the RaspBerryPi Zero 2 W).
This project was created because I hated copilot on my laptop and wanted to create an assistant that could do all the things Gemini could regularly but me be able to open it with a shortcut. I also was frustrated with how Gemini couldn’t do what Google Assistant could and thought I could do better. I of course named her Friday after the AI Assistant Tony Stark uses often. I couldn’t use Jarvis because he turned into Vision.
Friday is given access to different functions through the use of different APIs and the Gemini API's ability for “function calling”. This allows Friday to read your Calendar, Gmail, tell the time, write to text files, open webpages, and parse them (though, Google doesn’t like that).
Friday has a landmark function that differs it from Gemini and most AI in that it can take all conversational data and save it into a simple text file. This is something more effective for memory management where Friday will write the history to a .csv file. At the beginning of each iteration, Friday will read from the file and take in the context required to continue the conversation from where it left off. The best part about this is that as long as you have solid-state memory, you don’t have to worry about your data backing up to a cloud. You get a third-party app that can access all of Gemini’s features while being able to control the data, which I think is pretty cool.
AlphaAI GitHub
View the current and previous versions on the GitHub!!
