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Posted on Mar 8

Run a Local Neuro Sama with Just 1 Line of Code Using the LivinGrimoire software design pattern

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Run a Local Neuro Sama with Just 1 Line of Code Using the LivinGrimoire software design pattern.

The sequel to the 3‑LOC method — now even cleaner, smarter, and more modular

(Follow‑up to the original article: https://dev.to/owly/localized-neuro-sama-setup-with-only-3-lines-of-code-using-the-livingrimoire-4e93)

In the previous article, we built a localized Neuro Sama using only 3 lines of code.

That was already impressively minimal — but LivinGrimoire evolves fast.

Today, we’re taking the next step:

building the same Neuro Sama with just 1 line of code.

And the secret is a brand‑new LivinGrimoire skill pattern that changes everything.

⚡ Introducing: DiInstaller

A self‑removing skill that installs other skills, then vanishes

This new pattern is deceptively simple but incredibly powerful.

Here’s the core class:

class DiInstaller(Skill):
    """
    This skill lets you package a bunch (do so in the subclass).
    After adding the skills, it removes itself from the brain.
    The input method therefore never runs.
    """
    def __init__(self, brain: Brain):
        super().__init__()
        self.skills: list[Skill] = []
        self.brain = brain

    def manifest(self):
        for skill in self.skills:
            self.brain.add_skill(skill)
        self.brain.remove_skill(self)

What makes this special?

It acts as a bundle of skills
It installs all of them in one atomic action
It removes itself immediately, keeping the brain clean
Its input() method never runs — it’s a pure installer
It eliminates boilerplate and reduces clutter in your main file

This is the LivinGrimoire philosophy taken to the next level:

skills as modular, self‑contained units of intelligence.

🎁 Packaging Neuro Sama into a Single Installer

Using DiInstaller, we can create a subclass that bundles the three core Neuro Sama skills:

class DiNeuroInstaller(DiInstaller):
    def __init__(self, brain: Brain):
        super().__init__(brain)
        self.skills.append(DiSTT(brain))
        self.skills.append(DiLLMOver())
        self.skills.append(DiTTS_narakeet())

    def input(self, ear: str, skin: str, eye: str):
        self.setSimpleAlg("Installer removed; input is unreachable.")

This class:

Packages STT
Packages the local LLM
Packages TTS
Installs all three
Deletes itself instantly

🚀 And now the magic: 1‑line Neuro Sama

brain.add_skill(DiNeuroInstaller(brain))

That’s it.

One line.

One skill.

One complete Neuro Sama setup.

No clutter.

No boilerplate.

No leftover installer logic.

🧩 Why DiInstaller is a game‑changer

✔ Skill Bundles

Group related skills into a single installer class.

✔ Cleaner Main Files

Your AI’s entry point stays tiny and readable.

✔ Self‑Cleaning Behavior

The installer removes itself after doing its job.

✔ Perfect for DLC‑style expansions

Want to add a “Combat Pack,” “Math Pack,” or “Personality Pack”?

Just create a new DiInstaller subclass.

✔ Zero runtime overhead

The installer never participates in the input cycle.

🔮 The Future of LivinGrimoire Development

DiInstaller opens the door to:

Conditional installers
Skill‑set presets
Hot‑swappable AI personalities

This is the kind of modularity that makes LivinGrimoire feel less like a framework and more like a living spellbook.

If you haven’t explored it yet, you absolutely should:

👉 https://github.com/yotamarker/LivinGrimoire

It’s packed with examples, DLC skills, and patterns that make AI development fast, expressive, and fun.

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