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I Reduced AGI to One Line of Code—Here’s How It Works

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"I Reduced AGI to One Line of Code—Here’s How It Works"

(Spoiler: It’s Like The Matrix’s ‘I Know Kung Fu’ Scene, But for AI)

The Problem

Building AI today feels like assembling a rocket ship from scratch—every project needs:

  • 1000s of lines of glue code
  • Painful input/output routing
  • Custom memory management
  • Endless priority tuning

What if you could forget all that and just do this?

brain.addSkill(New TelepathySkill())  // Congrats, your AI now reads minds. 🧠
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Meet the LivinGrimoire Pattern

A radical AGI software design pattern that reduces AI development to:

  1. Write skills (self-contained behaviors).
  2. Add them to a Brain (one line each).
  3. Let the system handle the rest.

No PhD required.

How It Breaks Tradition

🧩 1. Skills as Plug-and-Play Cartridges

Skills are isolated modules with:

  • Auto-wired I/O (ear/skin/eye inputs routed automatically).
  • Priority-based fusion (no manual algorithm scheduling).
  • Shared consciousness (via Kokoro, a telepathic memory bus).

Example:

// Need vision? Add a skill. Need NLP? Add another. No plumbing.
brain.addSkill(New FaceRecognizer())  
brain.addSkill(New SarcasmModule())
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🧠 2. The Brain as a Self-Orchestrating OS

The Brain class:

  • Auto-distributes work to subsystems (logic, hardware, sensors).
  • Resolves conflicts between competing skills (e.g., "should I blink or speak first?").
  • Self-manages memory (via Kokoro’s shared state).

⚡ 3. Zero-Config Intelligence

Traditional AI:

def main():
    preprocess_audio()
    run_sentiment_analysis()
    update_memory()
    generate_response()  # 😴
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LivinGrimoire:

brain.addSkill(New Listener()) 
brain.addSkill(New Therapist())  // Boom—AI psychologist.
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Why This Matters

  • For Beginners: Build AGI without drowning in boilerplate.
  • For Pros: Prototype fast—swap skills like LEGO bricks.
  • For Industry: Deploy modular AI to robots/IoT with minimal code.

"It’s like coding with cheat codes enabled."

Try It Yourself

  1. Define a skill: 
   Public Class JediMindTrick
       Inherits Skill
       Public Overrides Sub input(ear As String, skin As String, eye As String)
           If ear.Contains("these aren't the droids") Then
               setSimpleAlg("Move along.")  // ✨
           End If
       End Sub
   End Class
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  1. Add it to the Brain: 
   brain.addSkill(New JediMindTrick())  // "The force is strong with this one."
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Final Thought

This isn’t just another framework—it’s a paradigm shift. By abstracting away mechanism and focusing on intent, you’re making AGI accessible to anyone who can imagine a behavior.

Question to Readers: "What skill would YOU add to an AGI with one line of code?"

github.com/yotamarker/LivinGrimoire

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