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An example where AI/LLM is used to create an architecture under the architects strict instruction

I am a 40 years old sysadmin with 25 years old system knowledge without any formal education (no cs degree) and no python experience.

It is happened when i tried to design my note taking applications architecture Where I with my lack of formal education took a different path for building that (architecture) using AI/LLM.

I accidentally built my own cognition just asking myself how i think. I just thought it will be a great idea if i follow my own thought process, how it remember everything without searching inside my head. Then later I found after a thorough research that it is something very rare incident, where i have designed an architecture what matches the theory of our human hippocampus.

Though i created it for myself but I realised It is worthy enough to share the artefact built by AI/LLM and the discovery of what AI/LLM can do when instructed precisely with all its power.

I found similarities where my every python modules works as various features, the notebook folder acts as the memory and the application as a whole works as the brain. Where it creates memory, remember memory, forgot memory, erase memory where uuid is used as engram.

As it is accidentally built with my own cognition design (just like everybody else, same human brain), I found it does not need any learning curve and really helpful for writing, where I don't have to fight with the application for its distraction during writing.

Some of its features:

  1. Only python 3.13, git and an editor is needed.
  2. No learning curve
  3. Unlimited notebooks/notes/files
  4. Temporal Search
  5. Git is used as item level versioning
  6. AES-GCM encryption
  7. Hardware bound movable vault without TPM
  8. USB drive can be used as vault.
  9. UI disappears while using
  10. Free conflict free sync using github
  11. App, Data and Keys can live separately

The AI/LLM development methodology is not documented for its vastness.

terminal-notes - github
sys_ronin@protonmail.com

The repo is published as "prior art"

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