Brainhat Notes

Fixed a bug from May 4th. Was not recording multiple conditions in the result of an inference.

What next? GUI pages for vocab, communications, memories or scripts? Glue into ChatGPT? Integrate with MQTT? Try to create an application? Maybe Brainhat agents that follow network traffic looking for a reason?

Among the things giving me pause is that I need to finish thinking about how to compile a file full of memories--not Vingettes, but a mix of different types of memories, possibly separated by blank lines so they don't pollute one another. I could figure that out now, before implementing T4, but I think I will just implement T4 like the others even if I end up deprecating or ripping it up for something better eventually.

I am starting with cstoretriggers(), storing class attributes. Maybe. How come class attributes aren't already store as T1 memories? Checking to see if they are... They are. But they're not restored as class attributes. So, I have to look into that too--state.c.

Updated the web site a little. Added info for the updated "Parse Explorer" page. Wondering what's next.

I wanted to work on better separating 1st, 2nd, 3rd, another/the other, etc. for inference templates and local sequences of "things" references.

I might also create a memory pool(s) for people to connect to, and use it as an opportunity to explain remote memories, remote updates and other websocket stuff. This would have its own web page. This could include a tutorial. In fact, I could be including tutorials with the HTML that comes with the Brainhat web server.

I need to explain scripts and show them working on a web page.

I need to integrate LLMs. I could use them to simplify input, to generate output, to disambiguate pronouns, and to dereference phrases like "the guy who drinks beer by the pool." (Who drinks.....?).

Need to revisit robots and MQTT.

Dumb idea of the month: what if i were to use this as a network security tool to add intention to packet sequences. Then infer what was happening or what the user was trying to accomplish. And all of this data could shared across the universe. And I could make some money.

I published a new binary copy of Brainhat yesterday. It's been about 16 months. Where does the time go?

Next, I am going to reverse the hash versus search-near-context order of processing in attrques3() and declques2(). We'll see what happens. What I am looking for is more sensible dialog where the latest information appears in answers rather than the first-hashed.

After that, I am going to work on creating an online repository for basic information about something--maybe the barnyard. This will be available to demonstrate remote memories. Along with that will be a new web page for monitoring remote Brainhat interactions.

Hmmmm.... I swapped hash-first for crawl the context first in declques2() and don't see any differences in the QA tests. Next, I will swap the order in attrques3().

Huh. No difference here either...