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-# AI / AGI / AIM Unified Tool GUI
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-This is a web-based graphical user interface for the "AI/AGI/AIM Unified Processing Tool," a command-line script designed to process files, interact with a local Ollama AI model, and manage the system environment. This UI provides a user-friendly way to access the script's core functionalities directly in your browser.
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-## ✨ Features
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-- **System Tab**:
-    - **Installer (`ai init`)**: A one-click simulation to install the `ai` tool, which adapts `.bashrc` and copies the script to the user's bin directory.
-    - **Environment Scan (`ai .`)**: Simulates a scan of the system environment, showing variables, disk usage, and more.
-- **AI Modes**:
-    - **Direct Input Processing**: Process raw text or fetch content from a URL to be analyzed by the local Ollama model.
-    - **File Processing (`ai -`)**: Upload one or more files to apply the script's standard AI processing.
-    - **Script Processing (`ai +`)**: A placeholder for future script-aware AI logic.
-- **AGI Modes**: Placeholders simulating advanced functionalities that require direct filesystem access, such as watching a folder for changes (`ai agi +`).
-- **Dynamic Output Viewer**:
-    - View processed code or text output.
-    - See a live HTML preview if the output is web content.
-    - Monitor detailed logs of all operations in a clean, color-coded terminal-style interface.
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-## 🚀 Getting Started: Using the GUI
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-The GUI is designed to be a direct visual interface for the command-line script. All actions are simulations of what would happen in a real Termux or proot-distro environment.
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-### System Tab
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-This tab is for system-level operations.
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-1.  **Install Tool**: Click the **"Install `ai` Command"** button to simulate the `ai init` command. This will show logs indicating that the `.bashrc` file has been adapted and the script has been installed to `~/bin/ai`.
-2.  **Scan Environment**: Click the **"Scan Environment"** button to simulate the `ai .` command. The output viewer will display a mock report of environment variables, disk usage, and directory listings.
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-### AI Tab
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-This is the primary tab for all AI-driven processing tasks.
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--   **Direct Input**:
-    1.  Enter text, paste code, or provide a URL in the respective input fields.
-    2.  Click **"Process Input"**.
-    3.  The UI will simulate sending this content to a local Ollama model and display the result. If Ollama isn't found, it will simply display the input back, as per the script's logic.
--   **File Processing**:
-    1.  Drag and drop files onto the designated area or click to browse your local system.
-    2.  Click **"Process File(s)"**.
-    3.  The UI simulates running `ai - [your-files...]`. It will show logs indicating each file is backed up and then processed. Since the UI can't run Ollama, it will show the script's fallback behavior, which is to output a "universal law" into a `.processed` file.
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-### AGI Tab
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-This tab contains placeholders for advanced features that require direct filesystem access and cannot be run in a browser environment.
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--   **Watch Mode**: Simulates the `ai agi +` command, which would normally watch a directory for file changes.
--   **Virtual Screenshot**: Simulates the `ai agi -` command.
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-## 💻 Command-Line Script Reference
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-The UI is based on the following script commands:
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--   `ai init`: Installs the tool. (System Tab)
--   `ai .`: Scans the environment. (System Tab)
--   `ai [prompt|url|file]`: The default action. Processes input with Ollama. (AI Tab -> Direct Input)
--   `ai - [files...]`: Processes one or more files. (AI Tab -> File Processing)
--   `ai +`: Placeholder for script logic. (AI Tab)
--   `ai * [pattern]`: Batch processes files matching a pattern. (Represented by multi-file selection in the UI).
--   `ai :[f1:f2]`: Pipeline processing. (Represented by multi-file selection in the UI).
--   `ai agi + [folder]`: Watches a folder for changes. (AGI Tab)
--   `ai agi -`: Takes a virtual screenshot. (AGI Tab)
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