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I feel this is not the trajectory we want to go with automation. Perhaps better checks and balances within the automation, or "thresholds" that trip breakers would be a good approach?

Got to love these classic games that were so amazing in their glory days and still fun today!

Interesting approach. I think even if you assure that it is not in the cloud, most people will associate uploading something to the web-browser as being in the cloud, may be a tough hurdle. Cool idea however, nice work!

Cool, sounds like an interesting experiment!

What happens if you point Nyx at itself, who breaks first!

Does it account for its ability to think it can do what it actually can't (hallucinations, biased, etc...)

I saw images (I think?), nothing looked off!

Wow, just played my first game and I wild-guessed it and got it right in 1 attempt. Maybe time to go buy a lotto ticket...I honestly had no clue! Good job on the easy-to-use interface.

I definitely find value when working with models to run things by for another perspective. My favourite moment was when I ran a plan that Replit made by Claude, Claude had some opinions about it, brought them back to Replit, and Replit's response was "Claude is over-reacting", made me chuckle. I felt like such a middle-man.

As I read your post I see terms like GitHub, OAuth, OAuth flow; these are already technical terms that many people would not understand. How could you describe this to your target audience? Just curious.

Any methods to reduce the cost of using AI (which can be exorbitant) is welcome!

Is this to stave off bots?

The Raspberry Pi is so versatile once you get creative with it, nice work!