ISaAC: The Upgrades
Told you I’d keep you posted. The upgrades are in!!
The database is finally here. I went with a dead-simple sqlite3 setup. No fancy vector stores. He just saves our chats and loads the last few messages when he boots up. I can close the terminal, and tomorrow he still remembers my name.
Still just three Python files.
No frameworks, no bloat.
He is finally a real assistant!!
#ISaAC
Lately, I started working on a personal voice assistant. I always wanted to build one, and I knew this was the time to start.
Right now is pretty basic, and just works. I’m planning on adding a database (right now it has only conversation memory, without any long term memory) and adding some useful features. His predecessor, “ARCHIVE” never worked. :(
I’ll update you as soon as I’ll code some upgrades!!
WebUnix OS is a mini Unix-like desktop that runs completely in your browser.
A single HTML file, some CDN links, and lots of vanilla JavaScript.
It simulates a small desktop environment with a fake boot sequence, login, window manager, terminal, file manager, and virtual filesystem.
The terminal is the core of the project, with around 30 Unix-style commands like ls, cd, cat, grep, find, tree, sudo, and neofetch.
It supports pipes (|), redirection (>), command chaining (&&), tab completion, command history, and Ctrl + L.
The filesystem is fully virtual and stored in memory, shared between the terminal and file manager.
Built entirely with plain browser APIs.
The goal isn’t to create a real operating system, but to recreate the feeling of a Unix desktop inside a single browser page.
