Neal

Added more features to the tutorial. Added some images, and started the hollow knight guide.

Added new file: App.py
This file contains the code to make a customizable use of the ontology. This is more useful and interesting for a demo, so this is pretty exciting. I also updated the build to build app.py instead of the generic one before.

Created a downloadable package via the github actions script. Also integrated the new location class instead of the old system of using strings for locations. Each location has a size, for when I finish implementing the alibi system later.

Added more classes, to further advance the semantic understanding of connections between locations. This will later allow the model to cross reference alibis with the what the reality of the relationship between the rooms are. For example, if I say that I went from the kitchen to bathroom, but the bathroom is only connected to the living room, then this will trigger.

I updated the Ontology to have more complicated logic. It is still limited in reasoning, but it can isolate multiple murders now, and also can handle a victim committing murder before they die. That was a significant upgrade. In this update, I created a “Crime” class, so it is easier to keep each Crime separate.

Got the Ontology to a point where it can solve the basic murder problem. Tommorow, I am going to ask ChatGPT to make the storyline a bit more complicated to see if it can still solve it. Afterwards, I am going to add more actions and logic to the Ontology system. Currently this is a fun practice with classes and such.

By popular request, I adapted my project into a chrome extension. It looks pretty nice and works fairly well. It expands the capabilities of my app so that is pretty exciting. It makes the app way more usable and such. This is my first time making a chrome extension, and I’m pretty happy with the result.

Fixed late task functionality, so late tasks get pushed back, and also early tasks allow next tasks to get moved earlier.

Got the speed-reading feature to work, the JavaScript was not that complicated.

Got UI on the other pages working. JavaScript comes next.

Made the home page of the website.

added minor visual changes, but primarily introduced shortcuts, where you can press N on the tasks page to create a new task and CTRL Z to undo, and / to search tasks.

Worked on the header, still needs quite a bit of finetuning before I qualify it as good.

A ton of improvements, including a local achievement system. UI got improved, and analytics were moved to their own page, and maybe I added them in this update, not sure. The app gained it’s first active user who is not a developer, which is very exciting.

Added PWA and haptics, along with major UI improvements. A contributor created a PR, as well. The pomodoro timer got improved as well, along with the visibility of the priority of tasks. Some work got lost because a PR had a merge conflict, and some stuff had to be rolled back. It will probably be recovered by the next devlog.

Fixed major sign-up issue I ignored and realized the API I am using for the BaaS changed what is allowed to happen, rendering the functionality of the sign up as broken.

Major improvements, dashboard page improved, login insured. Many commits made. Will start getting testers on board tomorrow. The utility and aesthetic are now reaching a maximum, and this project is soon ready to ship.

New task UI and dark mode. Speed up fetching events from database.

Improved dragging and added event extension features. Additionally, I improved the UI to be more consistent.

Created draggable events, nothing too crazy.