Jimbot

Control your computer with your voice.
jb.mrpi314.com

Welcome to Jimbot! Jimbot is a virtual assistant for your computer. It can do many things, like open an application, run a command, type with your voice, search things on google, and much more.

Tested operating systems (v1.3.3 and lower)

-Raspberry pi OS
-Ubuntu
-Chrome OS
*It should work on all linux based operating systems

Tested operating systems (v1.4.0 and up)

-Ubuntu
*Other operatings systems should work, but have not been tested

To install:

Download this file and execute it.
Or run this command:

wget https://github.com/Mrpi314tech/Jimbot/releases/download/v1.4.0/Install.sh
chmod +x Install.sh
./Install.sh

Get an Access Key from picovoice.
Get an API Key from OpenAI.

To Update

Presss the icon in the lower right corner

To uninstall

~/Jimbot/Jimbot_remove.sh

To use:

Say the hotword "Jimbot" and it will start listening

Buttons

Edit

Allows you to add your own responses/bash commands

History

Shows conversation history

Stats

Shows system statistics

Schedule

Allows you to schedule events and commands

Info

Basically an instruction manual

Github

Opens Jimbot Github repository

Jimbot logo

Press this button to speak voice commands

Useful Commands:

Spell

Spell words

Kill/Close

Kills a process

Run/Open

Runs a command

Voice Type

Allows the user to type with their voice.

Joke

Tells a joke

Time

Tells the time

Google Search

Say "Google Search" and then say what you want to search

General Insults

Makes him mad (to make him happy again, apologize)

General Compliments

Makes him happy

Note

If you type the @ sign and then text, it will run the text like a voice command.
Example: typing "@ hello" is the equivalent of saying "hello" to Jimbot

How the AI works:

Jimbot does not have a very complex AI, as he is mainly there to assist you. How the AI works is modeled after human emotion. There is 6 numbers that determine Jimbot's mood. 1 and 4 are happy, 2 is chatty, 3 is neutral, 5 is angry, and 6 is serious. For each keyword in his system, a set of numbers is assigned. For example, if you say "Hello," the numbers 1,2,3 and 4 are assigned. A number is then randomly selected. Say 2, the chatty mood is selected. He will then give a third reply to your input that will encourage you to respond. As your next response, you say "How are you?" The set is 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4. There is now a higher likelyhood that he is happy. Also, because his mood from last time was 2, it will be added to the set, so the real set is 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 4. Then the conversation continues on. There are two numbers left, 5 and 6. 6 is very simple. If you give a command, such as "Google search," then 6 will be added. Whenever the program detects a 6, it will cancel all 2 values in the list. 5 is also simple. When 5 is selected and becomes the mood, Jimbot will become angry. Now, when you give input, you will be locked in a seperate function that gives blunt responses and does not do any of your commands. For example, if you say "Open VLC media player," he will respond with "I'm still mad." The only way to get out of this loop is to apologize by saying "I'm sorry" or "Please forgive me."