PenSieve is essentially an imaginary file system based on prompting Large LMs, using Pen.el as the prompting server, or more accurately, a file system interface to prompting.

In layman’s terms, you drag and drop files representing thoughts, or similarly high- dimensional entities.

You could, for example, drag memories between chatbots, and that would influence each of their personalities.

File system units such as files and directories may also keep metadata, such as a prompting history, which is used to guide the prompting.

What goes in also affects what comes out, and may be used to train the model.

Asking Dumbledore for help with the design

https://asciinema.org/a/Wl8ti5oE7YK9bdwb3gzsxzB4w

Download from http://github.com/semiosis/pensieve.

Run Pen.el in the background. It’s the prompting server that powers PenSieve.

Download Pen.el from http://github.com/semiosis/pen.el.

Read about PenSieve here: https://semiosis.github.io/pensieve/.

• Open core.clj
• Then jack-in
• Then run the following

(-main "pensieve" (expand-home "$HOME/pensieve"))

Just provide the directory path, and the directory will be mounted imaginarily.

# A chatbot's memories
pensieve "$HOME/Dumbledore's Adventures/"

# Alternative invocation:
java -jar pensieve-0.1.0-standalone.jar "/tmp/NSA Top-Secret files/"

# This could be interesting
pensieve "$HOME/The memories of trees/"

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