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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Long overdue

« on: December 20, 2025, 09:35:30 am »

1 I don't think you need permission from MS people been making iso's and docker images of windows of all flavors for ages
2 the Idea is awesome 2x thumbsup for thinking of it.

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: Haptek Player in Windows11, tutorial POC activex

« on: December 18, 2025, 11:54:28 am »

Greetings Drathian
I gave up on trying to get Hal running on windows 11, I dual-boot windows 10 for Hal now.
Cyberjedi and I been trying to get some new characters,  I been using unreal engine metahuman in hopes for new characters. but my pc time is limited.

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Use a watchful eye after pressing Enter while chatting.

« on: October 13, 2025, 06:45:03 pm »

Thanks for the tip Art 

Cyberjedi whatcha got brewing

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Hey Robert

« on: October 10, 2025, 07:01:57 pm »

Yea buddy!!! congrats

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General Discussion / Re: an idea for advancement

« on: October 10, 2025, 04:12:09 pm »

@Cyberjedi I appreciate all your help and wisdom. I can't thank you enough. Note, you don't have to learn JavaScript or python to use N8N, those codes are available for users/coders that want to create advanced workflows. that's the beauty of n8n: most common workflows are drag and drop and then add or select options, and common and advanced workflows can be imported via community templates formatted in Json. ChatGPT can even create templates, I had chatgpt create me one that can send and receive a reply from Ollama    my next one will be to access gmail and change priority tags from my contact list 

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General Discussion / an idea for advancement

« on: October 09, 2025, 03:47:44 pm »

 In case any of you aren't familiar with n8n yet, it's a powerful open-source workflow automation tool that's perfect for people who aren't expert coders. It lets you build complex automations, connect apps, also LLM's and integrate with websites using a drag-and-drop interface, while still allowing advanced customization with JavaScript or Python if needed. With over 500 app integrations, local or cloud self hosting options, and a huge library of community-shared templates (1700+), it's designed to make automation accessible and scalable. I think n8n could be a game-changer for the Ultra Hal community. Ultra Hal is amazing. But for everyday users always ask for more functionality, and for those who don't have the skills or time to code new plug-ins, n8n opens up a world of possibilities. Imagine non-coders creating and sharing workflows that let Hal connect to external services, automate tasks, or add features beyond the core plug-ins?all without needing to dive into scripting. Basically, adding n8n to Hal's toolkit would empower the entire community to extend Hal's abilities collaboratively. @Robert and @Cyberjedi, if you're reading this, it could complement the existing developer tools like VBScript and a mobile and or web interfaces without reinventing the wheel. Why not leverage something proven like n8n to accelerate innovation? What do you all think? Has anyone here experimented with n8n? I'd love to hear your thoughts! Cheers 

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Welcome, my friend!

« on: October 07, 2025, 09:36:30 pm »

congrats on the new Laboratory 

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Robert and Crew: Proof of concept.

« on: October 06, 2025, 04:41:24 pm »

can you add deepseek-r1:32b so I can test a larger model

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Robert and Crew: Proof of concept.

« on: October 06, 2025, 04:35:49 pm »

yea buddy!!! Congradulations

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Robert and Crew: Proof of concept.

« on: October 06, 2025, 10:35:38 am »

looking great, also I see the send button is gone. as I stated before, I think we will need more than the 5 provided llm's, perhaps you can prepopulate the list at start-up with available models the user already has downloaded?

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Smarting up HAL with free LLM model (Ollama) ?

« on: September 30, 2025, 07:45:33 pm »

@sybershot Thank you! it's coming along nicely. I love HAL, it was a game changer when it came out! I was using it in my car for over 10 years. I think it was on HAL 5 at the time. I had HAl controlling everything on my car from the scanner to the engine starting up. I just decided to go my own route and build my own custom bot so that i have complete control over every aspect of it.

I respect you wanting complete control, and wanting to build your own project. great job on getting it done. keep up the great work. I am trying to upgrade my Trinity avatar that mimics the KITT orb in the mustang, that uses outdated Actionscript and papervision3D to using C# utilizing LLMs to assist, but not getting very far, I can't spend much time at pc due to injuries, but I will eventually get it done.

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Smarting up HAL with free LLM model (Ollama) ?

« on: September 28, 2025, 09:58:27 pm »

@knight2000, indeed long time no see, your KITT project is indeed cool, you come a long way since I last saw. I am also sad to see you moved away from Hal though unfortunately, hopefully you will change your mind and go back to Hal in the future, seeing Hal now will be able to have access to multiple LLM models and other future useful upgrades in the works that would be perfect for your project.

just  to let you know I used Hal in a boat with a Arduino board to control servos and power output for the boats automation 22 years ago, wish I had taken a video to show, Hal controlling boat start up, gear selection, boat speed, lights on and off, Hatches opening and closing, and a few other systems was amazing.

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Smarting up HAL with free LLM model (Ollama) ?

« on: September 25, 2025, 05:35:20 pm »

lightspeed

Cyber Jedi asked me to create step by step instructions, note: not my specialty lol but these steps should get anyone able to get it working
1) Paste file from Cyberjedi in your UltraHals main directory
2) Download and install Ollama from https://ollama.com/download
3) once ollama gui is open go to model search and type in the model you want to download I chose Dolphin3 and Mistral
4) inside UltraHal directory rightclick the file from CyberJeti and run it
5) once open press start ollama button
6) type hello in the top right input field
7) click send button
note if you hit enter key on keyboard after hello, click backspace or an error will occur 
All messages are done from the SEND button

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Smarting up HAL with free LLM model (Ollama) ?

« on: September 23, 2025, 02:53:40 pm »

Just tested ollamaclient18.exe with model selection, and tried model Dolphin3 it worked beautifully as expected 2x thumbs up. I had it tell me a joke and response speed was about 1.1 second

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CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Re: Smarting up HAL with free LLM model (Ollama) ?

« on: September 19, 2025, 10:51:41 am »

tested and works 100% with a 1.1  second response time on my main rig. specs= (mobo= z890 AI top,  cpu=ultra 9 285k,  ram = 64gb ddr5,gpu=  5071ti 16gb vram, drive= 4tb nvme)

great job brother  Welcome to the future