Reach_Artificial Used AI

Alright so with some formatting, we got a nice clean stream of text to the website. Given you know the commands, you can easily talk to your local LLM any time you wish. Looking to implement some more refinement and also ease of use. Afterwards, time to go down the rabbit hole of security features.

Changes

• Integrated UI
• Refined output so that know escape codes appear

Alrighty, time to learn some frontend. I've been working on my own design similar to other LLM model uis. After this, I will be working on more functionality and security to make sure this project is both easy to use and secure.

--Changes
- WIP: A cleaner more integrated UI

-- TODO
- output scrolls horizontally instead of vertically?
- Implement all those lovely security features

Hello everyone, this is my first dabble in web app project so forgive me if I lack the knowledge. (I'm also learning Node.js with this too).

Devlog 6/21/25 - Finding a growing problem

As AI companies grow heavy in demand for energy and most importantly, money, it is time to bring AI to consumer control. Yet, we most definitely lack the money. However, as the locally hosted AI landscape forms, I see a solution to this reliance on Big AI. That being a completely interconnected, easy to set up, local AI network. This is Reach_Artificial. (Feel free to suggest alternative names).

• The prototype -

I have set up a Tailscale network between my AI host device and my client device. Using a-shell to emulate a terminal, I was able to connect to my server using ssh. After some development, I have created a simple web app to emulate the terminal and provide a clean connection to my ssh server, removing the need for alternative shell emulators.

• Next Steps -

I need to research the need on how I can remove the need for tailscale or at least bundle it in. The goal is to connect to your server wherever whenever and start using your AI. Alongside that, I will be enhancing security of the web app as well as looking into how to containerize. (wish me luck)

//If you have any support, questions, or suggestions, leave it all in the comments. Happy Hacking!