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InfinityAI - V2

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I added a live system log so you can see what the AI is doing step by step, and changed the system so it executes tasks instead of just explaining them. I built watch mode for both CLI and UI (with a separate UI screen and a …

Updated Project: s
I added a live system log so you can see what the AI is doing step by step, and changed the system so it executes tasks instead of just explaining them. I built watch mode for both CLI and UI (with a separate UI screen and a better CLI using rich), added Supabase authentication for real users, and fixed a lot of core issues like state handling, device handling, errors, timeouts, and overall stability. I also reworked parts of the codebase to make it more structured and truly my own.

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I used codex to write README and help me with the UI.

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Checked the reviewer’s feedback and made the necessary fixes.

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Added optimized memory now each user willl have a personalized assistant rather than unified one. It uses supabases cloud to store so it won’t be lost when reboooted or logged back in.

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Fixed some errors and bugs. No major changes here.

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I built InfinityAI, an AI system that can actually build, fix, and run projects instead of just giving answers, with support for text, voice, and file inputs like PDFs, code, and images, the hardest part was getting everything to work together smoothly, especially handling different input types and making sure it truly executes instead of just explaining, and I spent a lot of time fixing runtime issues and stability so it feels reliable, but I’m proud that it now shows what it’s doing in real time, building and fixing things step by step, which makes it feel much closer to what I originally wanted to create.

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I updated and refined the user interface to present a design that is both simpler and more futuristic, while retaining all the original functionalities. Additionally, I will address and resolve any errors that may persist to ensure optimal performance.

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I have updated and cleaned the GitHub repositories, and I am continuing to work on the Streamlit user interface, which has proven to be quite challenging.

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Added file integration to the UI and next I will try to make it better.

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What’s accomplished:

typing file in the CLI opens a dedicated file mode
it asks for file paths and loads them
it shows a polished Rich screen with:
header
loaded files list
session/chat area
command help
you can ask normal questions about the loaded files
it supports:
/list
/add
/remove
/reload
/summary
/fix
/help
/exit
Also:

missing files do not crash the workspace
unreadable files do not crash the workspace
unsupported file types are shown clearly
PDF/image support no longer breaks CLI import if optional libs are missing

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I set up Supabase-based user authentication for login and account creation, gave voice mode a major upgrade with improved audio device handling, better session states like “transcribing,” clearer prompts, stronger error handling, and reply timeouts, and also refreshed the Infinity Command Core UI while updating the README and shipping/version docs.

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I reviewed the issues from my last project submission and made improvements. Now, when Infinity runs, it displays a visible thinking process instead of just a generic spinner. In short, the CLI, Voice UI, and Web UI all show an Agent Thinking Log with steps like understanding the prompt, planning files, generating code, and fixing errors, making it feel like a real system working step by step rather than just a GPT wrapper saying “thinking.” It’s now smarter based on the task—showing planning and code generation for builds, search-related steps for searches, and reply-related steps for normal chat. I also fixed a backend issue so that if the project planner fails, Infinity keeps going instead of stopping. All related tests have passed.

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