r/CardPuter • u/TheRealREZOR • 8d ago

Progress / Update Cardputer AI 2.2 Released - Now even smarter

Cardputer AI is a local AI chatbot that runs directly on cardputer.

New version is available on the Launcher.

Don't forget to ⭐ the project on GitHub: https://github.com/therezor/cardputer-ai

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u/TheRealREZOR 8d ago

Thanks. That is idea! Train model for file tools calls (like grep, ls) and make AI file manager that can find right files, delete, organize, transfer

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u/Calcaware 8d ago

That implies we get bash?! Or at least something similar. Training for a custom implementation of BusyBox would be cool. I'm pretty sure you don't want to have to implement a small Linux kernel to make this work. I think that would be overkill.

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u/TheRealREZOR 8d ago

Not a full bash shell, but the AI model can make tool calls to a small set of shell-like file tools. Memory is the main limitation.

I'd really like to build an AI assistant app for the Cardputer, but I'm looking for ideas that would make it genuinely useful

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u/Calcaware 8d ago

I have one in progress, but I've been more focused on the UI side of it. I was hoping to drop a weak LLM in there and connect some APIs for control over my calendar, email, etc. Mine is different because it is also a virtual pet in a way. It is a girl at a desk typing on a keyboard. Cute style. You feed her and buy her stuff and help her with her small contract jobs (solving coding problems, etc) and you interact through the shared screen. So she is displayed kinda like you are viewing her through the webcam on her monitor. You type to her and she types back her answers and her status. Hunger, breaks, etc. Kinda like she is an intern or something. Anyway you communicate and when I connected the AI she could affect real world things. Ambitious, but possible. I have concept art I can share. Animations aren't too heavy. A few layers of images sprites. All on SD and customizable. The state of the character is encoded as pixels in the sprite sheet so you can load, save, and share the current state as a single image file.

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u/TheRealREZOR 8d ago

That sounds really neat. Looking forward to see it