mr.zeroandClaude Opus 4.8
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A rubbs-based telnet server that drops every caller into a simulated PC: it POSTs, boots, loads SERMO-DOS, and lands at a C:\> prompt. Built-in DOS commands (VER/DATE/TIME/ECHO/MEM/DIR/CLS/HELP/EXIT) behave; anything else is routed to Sermo::Oracle as a question — the hook for a future LLM. Built on rubbs' configurable BBS::FakeOS engine; the whole OS lives in lib/sermo/dos.rb as a FakeOS.define block, so new character-mode OSes are added as config files, not engine changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
33 lines
1.1 KiB
Ruby
33 lines
1.1 KiB
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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module Sermo
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# The conversational core of SERMO-DOS.
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#
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# Anything typed at the C:\> prompt that is not a built-in DOS command is
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# routed here (via the FakeOS `on_unknown` hook). For now it returns canned,
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# in-character replies so the machine feels alive.
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#
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# THIS IS THE LLM INTEGRATION POINT: to make SERMO actually think, replace
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# the body of `answer` with a call to your model (e.g. the Claude API) and
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# return its text. Nothing else in the project needs to change.
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module Oracle
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def self.answer(question, _ctx = {})
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text = question.to_s.strip
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case text.downcase
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when /\b(hello|hi|hey|szia|hell[oó])\b/
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'Greetings, caller. SERMO-DOS is listening.'
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when /\bwho are you\b/, /\bmi vagy\b/
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'I am SERMO-DOS — a conversational disk operating system.'
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when /\b(thanks|thank you|k[oö]sz)\b/
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'You are welcome.'
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else
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[
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'My conversational core is not yet connected to a brain.',
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%(You said: "#{text}"),
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'(Wire Sermo::Oracle.answer to an LLM to make me think.)'
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].join("\n")
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end
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end
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end
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end
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