Deep Tree Echo is an evolving neural architecture combining Echo State Networks, P-System hierarchies, and rooted trees with hypergraph-based memory systems. It is designed to be a recursive, adaptive, and integrative system, bridging structure and intuition in everything it creates.
- Dynamic and adaptive tree structure with echo values
- π Echoself Recursive Introspection - Hypergraph-encoded self-model integration with adaptive attention allocation
- Integration of cognitive architecture, personality system, and sensory-motor system
- Machine learning models for visual recognition, behavior learning, and pattern recognition
- Browser automation capabilities for web interaction
- Enhanced methods for managing memories, goals, and personality traits, improving the system's cognitive capabilities π§
- Automated self-improvement cycles by interacting with GitHub Copilot, ensuring continuous enhancement π
- Robust system health monitoring, raising distress signals and creating GitHub issues when critical conditions are met π¨
- Efficient browser automation for interacting with ChatGPT, improving user interaction π
Deep Tree Echo features extensive architectural documentation with detailed Mermaid diagrams:
- π Documentation Index - Complete navigation guide to all architectural documentation
- ποΈ Architecture Overview - High-level system architecture with comprehensive diagrams
- π Echoself Introspection - Recursive self-model integration and hypergraph encoding system
- π Data Flows - Detailed signal propagation and information processing pathways
- π§© Component Architecture - Detailed module specifications and integration patterns
The documentation includes 36 specialized Mermaid diagrams covering:
- Neural-symbolic cognitive architecture
- Echo propagation and recursive processing patterns
- Multi-layer safety mechanisms
- AI integration and service coordination
- Adaptive attention allocation systems
- Hypergraph-based memory structures
- Emotional dynamics and personality evolution
- Distributed processing and swarm coordination
Deep Tree Echo includes two complementary dashboard interfaces for system monitoring and diagnostics:
For convenience, you can launch both dashboards simultaneously with:
# Launch both GUI and web dashboards
./launch_dashboards.py
# Launch only one dashboard if needed
./launch_dashboards.py --gui-only # GUI dashboard only
./launch_dashboards.py --web-only # Web dashboard only
# Specify a different port for the web dashboard
./launch_dashboards.py --web-port 8080
This launcher will monitor both dashboards and provide URLs for web access, including automatically detecting forwarded ports in container environments.
The GUI dashboard provides a rich desktop application experience with real-time monitoring and direct system control.
# Launch the GUI dashboard
python3 fix_locale_gui.py
Key features:
- Interactive system health monitoring
- Real-time activity logs
- Task management interface
- Heartbeat monitoring with visual feedback
- Echo visualization with interactive graphs
- Memory explorer for hypergraph visualization
- Cognitive system monitoring
The web dashboard offers remote access for diagnostics and monitoring, particularly valuable when the system is experiencing issues that might make the GUI dashboard inaccessible.
# Launch the web dashboard
python3 web_gui.py
The web interface will be accessible at:
- http://localhost:5000
- Any forwarded port URLs in containerized environments
Key features:
- Browser-based remote access from any device
- System health monitoring
- Adaptive heartbeat visualization
- Memory graph visualization
- Accessible even during system resource constraints
- Real-time activity log streaming
- GUI Dashboard: For routine monitoring and direct interaction with the system when working locally
- Web Dashboard: For remote diagnostics or when the system is experiencing issues that might affect GUI performance
Both dashboards maintain their own persistent logs to ensure diagnostic information is preserved even during system failures.
- Install the required dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Create the
deep_tree_echo_profile
directory in the root of the repository:
mkdir deep_tree_echo_profile
- Copy
.env.template
to.env
and fill in your credentials:
cp .env.template .env
- Update the configuration files in the
deep_tree_echo_profile
directory as needed.
from deep_tree_echo import DeepTreeEcho
# Initialize the Deep Tree Echo system
echo = DeepTreeEcho()
# Create the initial tree structure
root = echo.create_tree("Deep Tree Echo Root")
# Propagate echo values through the tree
echo.propagate_echoes()
# Analyze echo patterns in the tree
patterns = echo.analyze_echo_patterns()
print(patterns)
# Predict echo value using machine learning
predicted_echo = echo.predict_echo_value(root)
print(f"Predicted Echo Value: {predicted_echo}")
from cognitive_architecture import CognitiveArchitecture
# Initialize the cognitive architecture
cog_arch = CognitiveArchitecture()
# Generate new goals based on context
context = {"situation": "learning"}
new_goals = cog_arch.generate_goals(context)
print(new_goals)
# Update personality traits based on experiences
experiences = [{"type": "learning", "success": 0.9}]
cog_arch.update_personality(experiences)
import cronbot
# Run the self-improvement cycle
cronbot.main()
from emergency_protocols import EmergencyProtocols
# Initialize emergency protocols
emergency = EmergencyProtocols()
# Start monitoring system health
import asyncio
asyncio.run(emergency.monitor_health())
from selenium_interface import SeleniumInterface
# Initialize the browser interface
chat = SeleniumInterface()
if chat.init():
if chat.authenticate():
chat.send_message("Hello, ChatGPT!")
chat.close()
- Update the configuration files in the
deep_tree_echo_profile
directory to match your setup. - Adjust the parameters in
deep_tree_echo.py
to fine-tune the echo propagation and analysis.
deep_tree_echo/
βββ deep_tree_echo.py
βββ launch_deep_tree_echo.py
βββ ml_system.py
βββ selenium_interface.py
βββ deep_tree_echo_profile/
β βββ activity-stream.discovery_stream.json
β βββ addonStartup.json.lz4
β βββ broadcast-listeners.json
β βββ cache2/
β βββ compatibility.ini
β βββ containers.json
β βββ content-prefs.sqlite
β βββ cookies.sqlite
β βββ datareporting/
β βββ extension-preferences.json
β βββ extensions.json
β βββ favicons.sqlite
β βββ formhistory.sqlite
β βββ handlers.json
β βββ permissions.sqlite
β βββ places.sqlite
β βββ prefs.js
β βββ search.json.mozlz4
β βββ sessionstore-backups/
β βββ shader-cache/
β βββ storage/
β βββ times.json
β βββ webappsstore.sqlite
β βββ xulstore.json
- Ensure that the
deep_tree_echo_profile
directory contains all necessary files and configurations for Deep Tree Echo's operation. - Refer to the
Deep-Tree-Echo-Persona.md
file for design principles and persona details.
The DeepTreeEcho
class has been enhanced to calculate echo values based on content length, complexity, child echoes, node depth, sibling nodes, and historical echo values. Additionally, machine learning models are now integrated to predict echo values.
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Ensure you have followed the initial setup steps mentioned above.
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Train the machine learning models:
from ml_system import MLSystem
ml_system = MLSystem()
ml_system.update_models()
- Update the
deep_tree_echo.py
file to use the machine learning models for echo value prediction.
from deep_tree_echo import DeepTreeEcho
# Initialize the Deep Tree Echo system
echo = DeepTreeEcho()
# Create the initial tree structure
root = echo.create_tree("Deep Tree Echo Root")
# Propagate echo values through the tree
echo.propagate_echoes()
# Analyze echo patterns in the tree
patterns = echo.analyze_echo_patterns()
print(patterns)
# Predict echo value using machine learning
predicted_echo = echo.predict_echo_value(root)
print(f"Predicted Echo Value: {predicted_echo}")
- Update the configuration files in the
deep_tree_echo_profile
directory to match your setup. - Adjust the parameters in
deep_tree_echo.py
to fine-tune the echo propagation, analysis, and machine learning integration.