ABIKA is an intelligent Linux assistant designed to understand and predict user behavior through silent observation and pattern recognition. It employs a unique dual-realm architecture for optimal performance and functionality.
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| Mortal Realm | | | | Spiritual Realm |
| (Python) | | Bridge Layer | | (C++) |
| | | - ZeroMQ | | |
| - Input Monitor | <---> | - Shared Memory | <---> | - Pattern Engine |
| - System Tray | | | | - Predictor |
| - Configuration | | | | - Analytics |
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- System integration
- User interface
- Configuration management
- Input monitoring
- High-level orchestration
- Pattern recognition
- Real-time analysis
- Predictive processing
- Performance-critical operations
The realms communicate via a high-performance bridge using ZeroMQ and shared memory, combining Python's rapid development capabilities with C++'s processing power.
- Silent input prediction
- Pattern learning
- Context-aware assistance
- System resource optimization
- Secure authentication
🚧 Currently in active development
- Python 3.8+
- C++17 compatible compiler
- ZeroMQ
- Qt6
- Linux system
MIT