Artificial Intelligence Assistant
An offline, secure AI assistant designed for privacy, speed, and real-time interaction — without relying on the cloud. Features a stealth mode using a dual-computer setup for maximum discretion.
Artificial Intelligence Assistant
An offline, secure AI assistant designed for privacy, speed, and real-time interaction — without relying on the cloud. Features a stealth mode using a dual-computer setup for maximum discretion.
Lynx helps you learn and review PRINCE2 concepts efficiently. From structured explanations to interactive examples, it’s like having a personal study assistant available offline anytime.
Lynx is designed to assist you in challenging exam scenarios. Using a dual-computer setup, it helps you quickly access relevant study material and guidance in real-time, improving your preparation while respecting your privacy and data security.
Lynx can run on one computer (everything locally), or on a distributed setup of two computers for maximum stealthniness as the client part is completely invisible.
Lynx provides also sixty (60) practice exam questions, just like in a real exam.
You can use them to test Lynx locally as well.
Lynx connects and controls your personal Telegram Bot. This way it can inform you of it's responses in stealth mode.
Easy steps to create your own Telegram Bot:
1. Create a Telegram Bot & Get Bot Token
- Open Telegram and search for @BotFather
- Run /start
- Run /newbot and follow prompts
- Save the Bot Token it gives you, i.e.:
(123456789:ABCdefGhIJKLmnoPQRS_tuvWxYZ)
2. Get Your Chat ID
- Start a conversation with your new bot
- Send it a message (e.g., hello)
- Visit this URL to get your chat ID: https://api.telegram.org/bot
Look in the JSON for something like:
"chat": {
"id": 123456789,
"type": "private",
"username": "yourusername"
}
- Copy the id.
Now you have all the data required for the config.txt. Update it and you're good to go!
Lynx works with mouse gestures for maximum stealthniness. Below the 4-step flow is described.
1. Move mouse cursor on top left corner for two seconds (count to 3!). This starts the invisible rectangle design mode.
2. Click on the top left corner of where the Question starts. That's your top-left corner of the rectangle to be "read".
3. Click on the bottom right corner of the last option/answer of the multiple choice question. Imagine a rectangle that should include the question and all the possible answers.
4. Move mouse cursor on bottom-right of the screen for 2 seconds.This should send the answer to the Telegram Bot !
If at any moment something went wrong (even middle-process), or you clicked to the wrong spot, just put the mouse cursor for one or two seconds on the upper-right corner of the screen. This will "reset" the whole workflow and you can start over.
Lynx can be integrated with any model the OLLAMA architecture supports.
For fast responses, even with a CPU, we recommend llama3 from Meta™.
To install a model, after you download/install ollama, just open a command line and type: ollama pull llama3