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#1
General Discussion / Re: Ultra Hal 8.0 coming soon
Last post by sybershot - July 21, 2026, 11:07:06 AMCongratulations, brother would have been on her sooner, but laptop has login credentials and lappy was down but its back up again, so excited cant wait for the release
#2
General Discussion / Re: Ultra Hal 8.0 coming soon
Last post by Art - July 19, 2026, 03:13:52 PMWell, old buddy, that sounds like a pretty exciting transition for our beloved UltraHal to become version 8.0. Man, it has been a few years, hasn't it?
Glad to hear the most interesting and exciting news, and I'm looking forward to giving all of those new features a run!
Keep up the good work and hope to see you soon!
Glad to hear the most interesting and exciting news, and I'm looking forward to giving all of those new features a run!
Keep up the good work and hope to see you soon!
#3
General Discussion / Ultra Hal 8.0 coming soon
Last post by cyberjedi - July 18, 2026, 08:42:30 AMUltra Hal 8.0 coming soon
Windows, Mac and Linux
Robert has allowed me the opportunity to co-author the next version Ultra Hal.That's correct sports fans, you heard it rite.
I gotta say , this is a proud moment in my life. To get to produce something with the legend Robert Medeksza,.
This is the UltraHal wish list Version. Code named : End Game
Facial Recognition
Home Controls
Local LLM of your choice (ollama models)
Ultra Hals logic of course
DNA voice sampling for training
Encrypted Chat
News and Weather
Network Monitoring
Book Reader
Hive Mind
Wonderful Avatars
Calendar
Streaming capability's
Every feature that hal has ever had will be here plus many more
Built around the I7 processor with 8 gigs of ram. To insure that all get to play.
Bigger the machine, bigger the LLM.
Coded to Zabaware standards .
Windows, Mac and Linux
Robert has allowed me the opportunity to co-author the next version Ultra Hal.That's correct sports fans, you heard it rite.
I gotta say , this is a proud moment in my life. To get to produce something with the legend Robert Medeksza,.
This is the UltraHal wish list Version. Code named : End Game
Facial Recognition
Home Controls
Local LLM of your choice (ollama models)
Ultra Hals logic of course
DNA voice sampling for training
Encrypted Chat
News and Weather
Network Monitoring
Book Reader
Hive Mind
Wonderful Avatars
Calendar
Streaming capability's
Every feature that hal has ever had will be here plus many more
Built around the I7 processor with 8 gigs of ram. To insure that all get to play.
Bigger the machine, bigger the LLM.
Coded to Zabaware standards .
#4
General Discussion / Re: How do you divide work bet...
Last post by cyberjedi - July 14, 2026, 02:29:37 AMWhat a great posting:
Me personally: Im all about Ultrahals BLING. More toys to play with.
Lets break it down into 04 boxes.
Ultrahal drive by person.
UltraHal very serious person.
Ultrahal Sniper version
Ultrahal Shotgun version
Hal has the capacity to to be either, Broad knowledge or an expert system.
Hal allows for a blank brain, Train anything you want. very limited , very specific.
Requires time and effort on ur part. not coding though.Interaction
Drive by person: downloads it plays with it, gets bored , gives up. Quits
Ultrahal serious person: Looks beyond the obvious to what can be.
Ultrahal was over a decade ahead of its time.
There have been more then a few models released.
To this day Ultrahal is a serious contender in the AI world, are there better, stronger AI's out there. oh sure, but they all have something or another missing. No avatar, not local on ur machine. Filtered content ,ect ect ect always some thing missing. Ultrahal is the total package .
This is a real learning engine.
Rumor has it there another version in the works. Built on Ultra Hals architecture . From what i hear its a beast, including vision,local llm's of choice .
cyber
Me personally: Im all about Ultrahals BLING. More toys to play with.
Lets break it down into 04 boxes.
Ultrahal drive by person.
UltraHal very serious person.
Ultrahal Sniper version
Ultrahal Shotgun version
Hal has the capacity to to be either, Broad knowledge or an expert system.
Hal allows for a blank brain, Train anything you want. very limited , very specific.
Requires time and effort on ur part. not coding though.Interaction
Drive by person: downloads it plays with it, gets bored , gives up. Quits
Ultrahal serious person: Looks beyond the obvious to what can be.
Ultrahal was over a decade ahead of its time.
There have been more then a few models released.
To this day Ultrahal is a serious contender in the AI world, are there better, stronger AI's out there. oh sure, but they all have something or another missing. No avatar, not local on ur machine. Filtered content ,ect ect ect always some thing missing. Ultrahal is the total package .
This is a real learning engine.
Rumor has it there another version in the works. Built on Ultra Hals architecture . From what i hear its a beast, including vision,local llm's of choice .
cyber
#5
General Discussion / How do you divide work between...
Last post by alex clh - July 13, 2026, 08:33:58 PMI have been thinking about a practical limitation of general-purpose assistants: they are excellent at conversation and planning, but the final step often works better in a tool built for one narrow job. Instead of asking one system to do everything, I have started treating the assistant as the coordinator and keeping a small set of specialist tools around it.
For writing, I use Content True as a second pass after drafting. The useful part is not simply receiving a score; it is slowing down long enough to check whether the prose still sounds intentional, whether a summary lost an important point, and whether the final wording is easy to read. I still make the final decision myself, but the extra review catches things I miss after staring at the same paragraph for too long.
For visual experiments, the workflow is different. Image to Video AI is useful when I already have a still image and want to test a short motion idea, camera direction, or atmosphere before committing to a larger edit. For portrait concepts, AI hairstyle is a quick way to compare how a hairstyle changes the overall impression of a face. In both cases I get better results when the prompt describes one clear change rather than asking for several transformations at once.
I also keep a TI 84 Calculator available for graphing and quick checks. A chatbot can explain an equation, but seeing the graph and checking values independently makes it easier to notice a mistaken assumption. That separation between explanation and verification has been useful, especially when experimenting with technical prompts.
Even outside AI work, focused reference material matters. When I needed to understand how packaged industrial systems are organized, the overview of Modular Process Skids was more useful than a generic generated definition because it grounded the terminology in an actual engineering context. This is the same pattern again: let the assistant help frame the question, then verify the details against a specialized source.
I am curious how other Ultra Hal users divide this work. Do you prefer adding many capabilities directly to one assistant, or do you keep the assistant conversational and connect it to smaller purpose-built tools? I suspect the best setup depends on whether consistency, privacy, speed, or ease of maintenance matters most.
For writing, I use Content True as a second pass after drafting. The useful part is not simply receiving a score; it is slowing down long enough to check whether the prose still sounds intentional, whether a summary lost an important point, and whether the final wording is easy to read. I still make the final decision myself, but the extra review catches things I miss after staring at the same paragraph for too long.
For visual experiments, the workflow is different. Image to Video AI is useful when I already have a still image and want to test a short motion idea, camera direction, or atmosphere before committing to a larger edit. For portrait concepts, AI hairstyle is a quick way to compare how a hairstyle changes the overall impression of a face. In both cases I get better results when the prompt describes one clear change rather than asking for several transformations at once.
I also keep a TI 84 Calculator available for graphing and quick checks. A chatbot can explain an equation, but seeing the graph and checking values independently makes it easier to notice a mistaken assumption. That separation between explanation and verification has been useful, especially when experimenting with technical prompts.
Even outside AI work, focused reference material matters. When I needed to understand how packaged industrial systems are organized, the overview of Modular Process Skids was more useful than a generic generated definition because it grounded the terminology in an actual engineering context. This is the same pattern again: let the assistant help frame the question, then verify the details against a specialized source.
I am curious how other Ultra Hal users divide this work. Do you prefer adding many capabilities directly to one assistant, or do you keep the assistant conversational and connect it to smaller purpose-built tools? I suspect the best setup depends on whether consistency, privacy, speed, or ease of maintenance matters most.
#6
General Discussion / UltraHal 2026 New addon for ol...
Last post by cyberjedi - June 07, 2026, 10:18:05 AMTeaser
' ============================================================================
' IronVault - Emergency Intrusion Backup System
' Written in Visual Basic 6.0
'
' Monitors Windows Security Event Log for brute-force login attempts.
' On threshold breach, compresses Documents folder and ships it to a
' remote machine via FTP, SMB, Raw TCP, or SFTP (WinSCP COM).
'But this is just a function, it could do anything at this point, Hal could even respond to this function Vocally . Or monitor any log u might want.
'F^^&kn vb6....... lolol, gotta love it
Attribute VB_Name = "modIronVault"
' ============================================================================
' IronVault - Emergency Intrusion Backup System
' Written in Visual Basic 6.0
'
' Monitors Windows Security Event Log for brute-force login attempts.
' On threshold breach, compresses Documents folder and Hal's Dbase and ships it to a
' remote machine via FTP, SMB, Raw TCP, or SFTP (WinSCP COM).
'
' ALL SETTINGS ARE HARDCODED BELOW - no config file required.
Transport failover order:
' 1. SMB (Windows share - fastest, no server software)
' 2. FTP (raw Winsock)
' 3. Raw TCP Socket
' 4. UDP Chunked
' 5. HTTP POST (plain)
' 6. HTTPS POST (WinINet)
' 7. SMTP Email attachment
' 8. Named Pipe
' 9. WebSocket (via HTTP Upgrade)
' 10. SFTP (WinSCP COM - requires WinSCP installed)
' ============================================================================
' IronVault - Emergency Intrusion Backup System
' Written in Visual Basic 6.0
'
' Monitors Windows Security Event Log for brute-force login attempts.
' On threshold breach, compresses Documents folder and ships it to a
' remote machine via FTP, SMB, Raw TCP, or SFTP (WinSCP COM).
'But this is just a function, it could do anything at this point, Hal could even respond to this function Vocally . Or monitor any log u might want.
'F^^&kn vb6....... lolol, gotta love it
Attribute VB_Name = "modIronVault"
' ============================================================================
' IronVault - Emergency Intrusion Backup System
' Written in Visual Basic 6.0
'
' Monitors Windows Security Event Log for brute-force login attempts.
' On threshold breach, compresses Documents folder and Hal's Dbase and ships it to a
' remote machine via FTP, SMB, Raw TCP, or SFTP (WinSCP COM).
'
' ALL SETTINGS ARE HARDCODED BELOW - no config file required.
Transport failover order:
' 1. SMB (Windows share - fastest, no server software)
' 2. FTP (raw Winsock)
' 3. Raw TCP Socket
' 4. UDP Chunked
' 5. HTTP POST (plain)
' 6. HTTPS POST (WinINet)
' 7. SMTP Email attachment
' 8. Named Pipe
' 9. WebSocket (via HTTP Upgrade)
' 10. SFTP (WinSCP COM - requires WinSCP installed)
#7
CyberJedi's Ultra Hal Workshop / Tribute to Roberts idea
Last post by cyberjedi - May 15, 2026, 12:44:01 PMA tribute to the crew
Art
Lightspeed
checker57
The rest know who you are
Robert
Art
Lightspeed
checker57
The rest know who you are
#8
General Discussion / Re: Ultrahal on linux Ubuntu
Last post by cyberjedi - May 15, 2026, 12:41:28 PMA tribute to the crew
Robert
Art
Lightspeed
checker57
The rest know who you are
Robert
Art
Lightspeed
checker57
The rest know who you are
#9
General Discussion / Ultrahal on linux Ubuntu
Last post by cyberjedi - March 05, 2026, 06:01:43 AMHere we go again,another cyber release.
This is ultrahal in pure rust running on linux UBUNTU
Ollama 3.2 latest (local)
08 gigs of Ram
with Home controls
vision will be next
and of course its gonna be free
cyber says, who cant do it.
This is ultrahal in pure rust running on linux UBUNTU
Ollama 3.2 latest (local)
08 gigs of Ram
with Home controls
vision will be next
and of course its gonna be free
cyber says, who cant do it.
#10
General Discussion / Re: Found a great resource for...
Last post by cyberjedi - February 27, 2026, 01:59:53 PMwelcome osyriis
u made it to where AI started
cyber jedi
u made it to where AI started
cyber jedi