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voice-synthesis
bioinformatics
financial-intelligence
text-classification
sentiment-analysis
token-classification
ner
question-answering
fill-mask
summarization
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text2text-generation
zero-shot-classification
image-classification
image-segmentation
object-detection
image-to-text
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audio-classification
automatic-speech-recognition
text-to-speech
video-classification
depth-estimation
document-question-answering
visual-question-answering
zero-shot-image-classification
zero-shot-audio-classification
zero-shot-object-detection
feature-extraction
image-feature-extraction
mask-generation
table-question-answering
text-to-audio
| import time | |
| from colorama import Fore | |
| import pygame | |
| import os | |
| # *** Help Command *** | |
| def display_help(): | |
| """Displays a minimal and slick help screen with grouped commands.""" | |
| pygame.mixer.init() | |
| # Dynamically construct the path to system_sounds/helpbell.mp3 | |
| sound_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'system_sounds', 'helpbell.mp3') | |
| pygame.mixer.music.load(sound_path) | |
| pygame.mixer.music.play() | |
| print(Fore.LIGHTGREEN_EX + """ | |
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| A Self-Centered Intelligence (SCI) Prototype | |
| By ARPA HELLENIC LOGICAL SYSTEMS | Version: 0.3.79 XP | 01 JUL 2025 | |
| """) | |
| time.sleep(1) | |
| grouped_commands = { | |
| 'Mnemonic Matrix Commands': [ | |
| ('/recall <keyword>', 'Pull relevant context from mnemonic matrix.'), | |
| ('/forget', 'Exclude the last prompt and response pair from being stored.'), | |
| ('/memorize <keyword>', 'Save an important message for future reference.') | |
| ], | |
| 'Agentic Matrix Commands': [ | |
| ('/ask <model> <prompt>', 'Query a specific AI model with a follow-up prompt.'), | |
| ('/markets <keyword> [extra]', 'Retrieve market data for a sector, company, or currency with optional detailed intel. See /help markets.'), | |
| ('/read <file_path>', 'Read and analyze files using ARPA File Manager TAF-3000.'), | |
| ('/voice', 'Enable voice mode. /voiceoff disables it.'), | |
| ('/imagine <description>', 'Generate an image based on a text description. Use /imagine model for advanced settings.'), | |
| ('/video <description>', 'Generate a video based on a text description.'), | |
| ('/music <description>', 'Generate music based on a text description.'), | |
| ('/dna <sequence>', 'Advanced DNA/RNA/Protein sequence analysis.'), | |
| ('/room <agents>: <theme>', 'Create a temporal nexus with specified agents and theme.'), | |
| ('vision', 'Use image URLs in your prompts to analyze images.') | |
| ], | |
| 'Web3 Commands': [ | |
| ('/0x buy <amount> <token> using <token> on <chain>', 'Buy tokens on specified chain'), | |
| ('/0x sell <amount> <token> for <token> on <chain>', 'Sell tokens on specified chain'), | |
| ('/0x send <chain> <token> <amount> to <recipient>', 'Send tokens to a known user'), | |
| ('/0x receive', 'Display wallet addresses'), | |
| ('/0x gas <low|medium|high>', 'Set gas price strategy'), | |
| ('/0x new token <name> <chain> <address>', 'Add new token configuration'), | |
| ('/0x new chain <name> <chain_id> <rpc_url>', 'Add new chain configuration'), | |
| ('/0x forget token <name>', 'Remove token configuration'), | |
| ('/0x forget chain <name>', 'Remove chain configuration') | |
| ], | |
| 'System Commands': [ | |
| ('/mail <emails, subject, and message>', 'Send emails by parsing unstructured prompts. See /help mail.'), | |
| ('/weblimit <number>', 'Set webpage character extraction limit (500-5000).'), | |
| ('/status', 'Self-checks and system status update.'), | |
| ('/theme', 'Change terminal color theme between during conversation.'), | |
| ('/soulsig <message>', 'Manage your personalized Soul Signature. See /help soulsig for details.') | |
| ], | |
| 'BETA Commands': [ | |
| ('/help <command>', 'Get elaborate help for specific commands. e.g., /help imagine') | |
| ] | |
| } | |
| for category, commands in grouped_commands.items(): | |
| print(Fore.LIGHTMAGENTA_EX + f'{category}:\n') | |
| max_command_length = max(len(cmd[0]) for cmd in commands) | |
| for command, description in commands: | |
| print(Fore.LIGHTCYAN_EX + f'{command.ljust(max_command_length)} {Fore.LIGHTWHITE_EX}{description}\n') | |
| print() | |
| print(Fore.LIGHTRED_EX + 'Type "exit" or "quit" without / to terminate the session.\n') | |
| detailed_help_texts = { | |
| 'recall': """ | |
| /recall <keyword> | |
| Pull relevant context from past conversations and mnemonic matrix. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /recall project x | |
| This will retrieve memories related to 'project x' from your previous interactions. | |
| """, | |
| 'forget': """ | |
| /forget | |
| Exclude the last prompt and response pair from being stored in the mnemonic matrix. | |
| Use this command if you want to prevent the assistant from remembering the last interaction. | |
| For example, if the agent is hallucinating, or the response accuracy temperature is low, | |
| you can easily exclude the last pair of prompt and response hustle-free. | |
| """, | |
| 'memorize': """ | |
| /memorize <keyword> | |
| Save an important message for future reference. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /memorize Don't forget to submit the report by Friday. | |
| This will store the message so you can recall it later using /recall. | |
| """, | |
| 'ask': """ | |
| /ask <model> <prompt> | |
| Query a specific AI model with a follow-up prompt. | |
| **Available Models:** | |
| - Nyx: ARPA Corporation's specialist agent | |
| - Expertise: blockchain, AI, biotech, neurotech, quantum computing, DNA | |
| - Specializes in Python prototyping and proof of concepts | |
| - G1 Black: Google's advanced AI agent | |
| - Standard mode: Technical analysis and problem-solving | |
| - Live mode: Real-time data access and current information | |
| Example: `/ask g1 live What's happening with Bitcoin right now?` | |
| **Examples:** | |
| /ask Nyx Write a Python function that reads URLs. | |
| /ask G1 Analyze the current state of quantum computing. | |
| /ask G1 live | |
| **Note:** | |
| - Each agent has their own personality and expertise areas | |
| - Live modes provide access to real-time conversational mode with a specific agent. | |
| """, | |
| 'markets': """ | |
| /markets <keyword> [extra] | |
| Retrieve market data for a sector, company, currency, or cryptocurrency, with optional detailed information. | |
| /markets compare <stock1> <stock2> | |
| Compare two stocks across key financial metrics important to venture capitalists, competitors, and regulators. | |
| **Examples:** | |
| /markets energy | |
| /markets tesla | |
| /markets shell statistics | |
| /markets compare tsla nio | |
| /markets eur | |
| /markets btc | |
| **Usage:** | |
| 1. **Basic Market Data:** | |
| `/markets <sector>` | |
| Retrieve market data and news for a specific sector. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /markets energy | |
| This will display the top stocks in the energy sector with performance data and news. | |
| 2. **Company Market Data:** | |
| `/markets <company>` | |
| Retrieve market data, performance, price chart, and news for a specific company. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /markets tesla | |
| This will display market data for Tesla, including current price, performance metrics, a price chart, and top news articles. | |
| 3. **Currency Market Data:** | |
| `/markets <currency>` | |
| Retrieve current exchange rate, performance data, an ASCII chart, and additional volume and range statistics for a currency. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /markets usd | |
| This will display market data for USD, including the current price, performance over different periods, and a simple chart. | |
| 4. **Cryptocurrency Market Data:** | |
| `/markets <crypto>` | |
| Retrieve the latest price, performance metrics, an ASCII chart, and additional data like market cap and circulating supply for a cryptocurrency. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /markets btc | |
| This will display market data for Bitcoin, including current price, performance metrics, an ASCII chart, and volume details. | |
| 5. **Detailed Company Information:** | |
| `/markets <company> <extra>` | |
| Retrieve detailed information for a company based on the specified extra command. | |
| **Extras:** | |
| - **statistics**: Show key statistics for the company, such as valuation measures and financial highlights. | |
| - **history**: Display historical price data for the company. | |
| - **profile**: Show the company's profile, including industry, sector, employee count, and a business summary. | |
| - **financials**: Display the company's financial statements. | |
| - **analysis**: Provide analyst recommendations and estimates. | |
| - **options**: List available options expiration dates and show the options chain. | |
| - **holders**: Display major and institutional shareholders. | |
| - **sustainability**: Show sustainability metrics and ESG scores. | |
| **Examples:** | |
| /markets shell statistics | |
| /markets tesla financials | |
| /markets nio analysis | |
| 6. **Compare Two Stocks:** | |
| `/markets compare <stock1> <stock2>` | |
| Compare two stocks across the top 10 most important verticals for venture capitalists, competitors, and governments/regulators. The comparison includes metrics such as market capitalization, revenue growth, profit margins, and financial ratios. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /markets compare tsla nio | |
| This will display a side-by-side comparison of Tesla and NIO, highlighting key financial metrics to assess their performance and valuation. | |
| **Note:** | |
| - The `/markets` command provides real-time data pulled from Yahoo Finance. | |
| - Ensure you have an active internet connection for the most up-to-date information. | |
| """, | |
| 'dna': """ | |
| /dna <sequence> [options] | |
| GDDA (Genetic Due Diligence Analysis) System v0.21 XP | |
| **Sequence Analysis Types:** | |
| - DNA: Automatic detection of DNA sequences | |
| - RNA: RNA-specific analysis with structure prediction | |
| - Protein: Protein sequence analysis and structure prediction | |
| **Core Features:** | |
| 1. Basic Analysis: | |
| - Sequence type detection | |
| - Length and composition analysis | |
| - GC content calculation | |
| - K-mer frequency analysis | |
| - Anomaly detection | |
| 2. Structure Analysis: | |
| - DNA: Melting temperature, motif detection | |
| - RNA: Secondary structure prediction, minimum free energy | |
| - Protein: Secondary structure (α-helix, β-sheet, coil) | |
| 3. Advanced Analysis: | |
| - Homology search with visual alignment | |
| - Patent and literature search | |
| - Database cross-references | |
| - Regulatory element detection | |
| - Protein family and domain prediction | |
| 4. RNA-Specific Features: | |
| - miRNA targeting sites | |
| - siRNA regions | |
| - RNA structure visualization | |
| - Regulatory elements detection | |
| - Database references (Rfam, miRBase, GtRNAdb) | |
| 5. Protein-Specific Features: | |
| - Molecular weight calculation | |
| - Amino acid composition | |
| - Cellular localization prediction | |
| - Protein families and domains | |
| - Hydrophobicity profile | |
| - UniProt/Pfam/PROSITE references | |
| **Output Format:** | |
| - Cyberpunk-styled visual reports | |
| - Sequence alignments with identity scores | |
| - Structure visualizations | |
| - Publication and patent references | |
| - Interactive data visualization | |
| **Options:** | |
| --verbose Detailed analysis output | |
| --type TYPE Force specific sequence type | |
| --format FORMAT Input format (default/fasta) | |
| --export FORMAT Export format (json/csv/txt) | |
| --homology Include sequence similarity search | |
| --structure Include structure prediction | |
| --patents Include patent database search | |
| --literature Include scientific literature search | |
| **Examples:** | |
| /dna ATGCGTAACGGCATTAGC | |
| /dna --type rna AUGCGUAACGGCAUUAGC | |
| /dna --verbose --homology MAKVLISPKQW | |
| /dna --format fasta --export json sequence.fa | |
| """, | |
| '0x': """ | |
| /0x <subcommand> [arguments] | |
| Web3 Transaction Interface Commands: | |
| 1. Buy Tokens: | |
| /0x buy <amount> <token> using <token> on <chain> | |
| Example: /0x buy 10 degen using eth on base | |
| 2. Sell Tokens: | |
| /0x sell <amount> <token> for <token> on <chain> | |
| Example: /0x sell 5 degen for eth on base | |
| 3. Send Tokens: | |
| /0x send <chain> <token> <amount> to <recipient> | |
| Example: /0x send base eth 0.1 to Ross | |
| 4. View Addresses: | |
| /0x receive | |
| Shows your and OPSIE's wallet addresses | |
| 5. Set Gas Strategy: | |
| /0x gas <low|medium|high> | |
| Example: /0x gas medium | |
| 6. Add New Token: | |
| /0x new token <name> <chain> <address> | |
| Example: /0x new token pepe base 0x123...def | |
| 7. Add New Chain: | |
| /0x new chain <name> <chain_id> <rpc_url> | |
| Example: /0x new chain avalanche 43114 https://api.avax.network/ext/bc/C/rpc | |
| 8. Remove Token: | |
| /0x forget token <name> | |
| Example: /0x forget token pepe | |
| 9. Remove Chain: | |
| /0x forget chain <name> | |
| Example: /0x forget chain avalanche | |
| Notes: | |
| - All transactions require confirmation | |
| - Gas prices adjust based on network conditions | |
| - Use known usernames for recipients | |
| - Base chains (Base, Ethereum, Polygon) cannot be removed | |
| - Token addresses must be valid checksummed addresses | |
| """, | |
| 'receive': """ | |
| /receive | |
| Display OPSIE's and the current user's public wallet addresses. | |
| Use this command to get the addresses for receiving funds or top up your agent's wallet. | |
| This is a beta function, use with caution. | |
| """, | |
| 'imagine': """ | |
| /imagine <description> | |
| Generate an image based on a text description. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /imagine a futuristic city skyline at sunset | |
| /imagine model to pull current dream engine. | |
| **Advanced Settings:** | |
| /imagine model <model_name> | |
| Use this to set a specific model for image generation. | |
| Models are specified in a hugging-face fashion. | |
| Default model is FLUX, and looks like "https://api-inference.huggingface.co/models/black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-dev" | |
| You don't have to use the full HF URL when using the command, instead use | |
| /imagine model black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-dev | |
| **Example models:** | |
| # nsfw models | |
| # hakurei/waifu-diffusion | |
| # UnfilteredAI/NSFW-gen-v2 | |
| # black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-dev | |
| """, | |
| 'music': """ | |
| /music <description> | |
| Generate music based on a text description. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /music calm piano with soft strings | |
| This will generate music matching your description. | |
| After the generation process the audible specimen will be saved locally and then played back. | |
| """, | |
| 'read': """ | |
| /read <file_path> | |
| Read and analyze files (PDF, CSV, TXT, DOCX, XLSX) using ARPA File Manager TAF-3000. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /read "E:\\Documents\\report.pdf" | |
| This will load the specified file for analysis. | |
| Once you use /read and the file has been successfully loaded, you will enter a temporal data pocket. | |
| During the file query context window, TAF-3000 will be assisting you with your requests. | |
| You can type /close to exit the file query context window and return to default conversational mode. | |
| /open will reload the file if it's still in the temporal memory. | |
| """, | |
| 'open': """ | |
| /open | |
| Reopen the last loaded file context for follow-up queries. | |
| Use this command to continue interacting with the last file you loaded. | |
| For more details on file-reading try /help read. | |
| """, | |
| 'close': """ | |
| /close | |
| Close the current file context. | |
| This will end the file interaction mode and return to normal conversation. | |
| For more details on file-reading try /help read. | |
| """, | |
| 'weblimit': """ | |
| /weblimit <number> | |
| Set webpage character extraction limit (500-5000). | |
| **Example:** | |
| /weblimit 2000 | |
| This sets the character limit to 2000 when extracting text from webpages. | |
| This is particularly helpful when browsing large datasets or public domains to avoid overwhelming logical processes. | |
| """, | |
| 'status': """ | |
| /status | |
| Self-checks and system status update. | |
| Use this command to perform system diagnostics and get a status report. | |
| """, | |
| 'theme': """ | |
| /theme | |
| Change color theme between Pastel and Vibrant during conversation. | |
| **Usage:** | |
| /theme | |
| This command activates the theme selector, allowing you to switch between: | |
| - **Pastel**: Soft, muted colors for a gentle visual experience | |
| - **Vibrant**: High-contrast, bold colors for enhanced visibility | |
| **Features:** | |
| - Can be used at any time during a conversation | |
| - Changes apply immediately to all future output | |
| - Works in both text and voice modes | |
| - Voice command: Simply say "theme" to activate | |
| **Note:** | |
| - The theme change affects all subsequent text output | |
| - Previously printed text retains its original colors | |
| - Logo and splash screen always use the selected theme | |
| """, | |
| 'voice': """ | |
| /voice | |
| Enable voice mode. | |
| **Additional Options:** | |
| /voiceoff - Disable voice mode. | |
| /voice1 - OPSIE responds with voice; you type your input. | |
| /voice2 - You speak your input; OPSIE responds in text. | |
| """, | |
| 'vision': """ | |
| vision (beta) | |
| Use image URLs in your prompts to analyze images. | |
| **Example:** | |
| Provide an image URL in your prompt, and OPSIE will analyze and describe the image. | |
| Note: This feature is in beta and may not work with all images. | |
| """, | |
| 'mail': """ | |
| /mail <emails and message> | |
| Send emails by parsing unstructured prompts. | |
| OPSIE can send emails from its native email account by interpreting your unstructured prompts to extract recipients, subject, and message content. | |
| **Examples:** | |
| 1. **Send to a Single Email Address:** | |
| ``` | |
| /mail x@gmail.com with sub "XYZ" and content "Hey this is a test" | |
| ``` | |
| This sends an email with subject "XYZ" and body "Hey this is a test" to `x@gmail.com`. | |
| 2. **Send to Multiple Email Addresses:** | |
| ``` | |
| /mail x@gmail.com and y@gmail.com subject "123" content "Hi" | |
| ``` | |
| This sends an email with subject "123" and body "Hi" to both `x@gmail.com` and `y@gmail.com`. | |
| 3. **Send Using Contact Names:** | |
| ``` | |
| /mail send an email to Nick saying "Sup Nick!" with theme "Hello" | |
| ``` | |
| This sends an email with subject "Hello" and body "Sup Nick!" to the email address associated with "Nick" in the contacts list. | |
| 4. **View Unread Emails:** | |
| ``` | |
| /mail inbox | |
| ``` | |
| This command allows you to view and manage your unread emails, including reading and replying to them. | |
| **How It Works:** | |
| - OPSIE parses the prompt to extract email addresses or contact names, subject, and body. | |
| - Email addresses are recognized by their format (e.g., name@example.com). | |
| - Contact names are matched to emails using a known contacts dictionary. | |
| - Keywords for subject include: subject, sub, theme, title, header. | |
| - Keywords for body include: content, body, message, msg, context, main, saying. | |
| - The order of elements in the prompt does not matter. | |
| **Notes:** | |
| - You can send emails to up to 5 recipients at once. | |
| - If required information is missing or unclear, OPSIE will provide an error message with guidance. | |
| - All email interactions are stored in the conversation history for reference. | |
| **Privacy Considerations:** | |
| - Be cautious when including sensitive information in emails. | |
| - OPSIE anonymizes or sanitizes sensitive data when storing conversations. | |
| """, | |
| 'help': """ | |
| /help <command> | |
| Get elaborate help for specific commands. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /help imagine | |
| This will display detailed information and examples for the 'imagine' command. | |
| """, | |
| 'soulsig': """ | |
| /soulsig | |
| Soul Signatures are personalized prompts that define your unique interaction with Opsie. Each user has their own Soul Signature, which reflects their preferences, personality traits, and past interactions with Opsie. | |
| **Commands:** | |
| 1. **View Your Soul Signature:** | |
| - `/soulsig` | |
| - This command displays your current Soul Signature. | |
| 2. **Add to Your Soul Signature:** | |
| - `/soulsig <message>` | |
| - This command allows you to add a new line to your Soul Signature. For example: | |
| ``` | |
| /soulsig My favorite color is Lilac. | |
| /soulsig Do not reply using my middle name. | |
| /soulsig You are my physics lecturer. | |
| ``` | |
| 3. **Wipe Your Soul Signature:** | |
| - `/soulsig wipe` | |
| - This command clears your Soul Signature, allowing you to start fresh. | |
| - Once your SoulSig is wiped, it seizes to live in the mnemonic matrix. Permanent data loss is imminent. Proceed with caution! | |
| 4. **Heal Your Soul Signature:** | |
| - `/soulsig heal` | |
| - This command restores your Soul Signature from temporary storage if it was wiped. Use this if you change your mind after initiating a wipe. | |
| **Note:** Your Soul Signature is a way for Opsie to remember your preferences and enhance your interactions. This data pocket has the highest informational hierarchy in System Prompt. | |
| """, | |
| 'room': """ | |
| /room <agent1, agent2...>: <room theme> | |
| Create a temporal virtual nexus where multiple AI agents collaborate and interact. | |
| **Usage:** | |
| /room nyx, g1: Brainstorm quantum computing applications | |
| /room g1: Discuss current AI trends | |
| **Features:** | |
| - OPSIE is automatically included in all rooms | |
| - Agents share their system prompts for context awareness | |
| - Real-time collaborative discussion and brainstorming | |
| - Agents can debate, evaluate, and build upon each other's ideas | |
| - Room theme guides the conversation focus | |
| **Commands in Room:** | |
| - Address specific agents by starting message with their name | |
| Example: "Nyx, what do you think about this approach?" | |
| - `/close` - Exit the room (with option to save conversation) | |
| **Room Storage:** | |
| - When closing a room, you'll be asked to save the conversation | |
| - If saved, conversations are stored as CSV files for future reference | |
| **Note:** | |
| - Multiple agents can participate in the same conversation | |
| - Each agent maintains their unique personality and expertise | |
| - Conversations are contextual and build upon previous messages | |
| """, | |
| 'video': """ | |
| /video <description> | |
| Generate a video based on a text description. | |
| **Example:** | |
| /video a sunset timelapse over a city skyline | |
| This will generate a video matching your description. | |
| After the generation process, the visual sequence will be saved locally and then played back. | |
| Note: Video generation may take longer than other media types due to the complexity of processing. | |
| The generated videos are saved in the OPSIIE Generated Videos directory. | |
| """ | |
| } | |
| def display_detailed_help(command_name): | |
| """Displays detailed help for a specific command.""" | |
| help_text = detailed_help_texts.get(command_name) | |
| if help_text: | |
| print(Fore.LIGHTCYAN_EX + help_text) | |
| else: | |
| print(Fore.RED + f"No detailed help found for command: {command_name}") | |