zam-core 0.3.3 โ 0.3.5
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# ZAM (Zusammen) ๐ค
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**The Symbiotic Learning Kernel: Elevating Human Intelligence through AI Collaboration.**
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> *ZAM is Bavarian for "together".*
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ZAM is an open-source framework that creates a deep symbiosis between humans and AI. While conventional AI often renders people passive, ZAM harnesses technological progress to deepen human knowledge, prevent cognitive decline caused by automation, and organically connect communities.
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## ๐ Phase 1: Individual Symbiosis *(Current Focus)*
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Phase 1 centers on the interaction between a person and their personal agent. The goal: solve tasks efficiently while actively acquiring and retaining valuable knowledge.
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- **Competence Transfer** โ While ZAM handles the routine (emails, contact lists, scheduling), your agent simultaneously teaches you concepts from modern project management, volunteer coordination, or whatever domain you're working in.
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- **Time Reinvestment** โ The time you gain is not consumed by passivity, but reinvested in learning new, more challenging skills.
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### Example: Organizing a Parish Festival
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| **Planning** | Structures the agenda and timeline | Define the vision and priorities |
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| **Learning** | Teaches you effective PR and volunteer motivation | Engage with the concepts |
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| **Automation** | Drafts invitations, manages documents | Focus on human connection |
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Once your personal agent knows your knowledge level, interests, and growth goals, ZAM expands to the community layer.
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1. **Need Broadcasting** โ Your agent signals: *"We're looking for a cook and a musician for the parish festival."*
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2. **Growth-Aware Matching** โ Other agents scan their people's profiles โ not just for availability, but for learning potential:
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> *"My person wants to practice cooking at scale (learning goal) โ the festival is the perfect opportunity for active knowledge application."*
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3. **Accredited Communities** โ Matching is prioritized within trusted circles (e.g. your own parish) to foster genuine human encounters.
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## ๐ Technical Architecture: The Learning Kernel
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ZAM is designed as an **AI-agnostic kernel** โ a CLI tool that integrates seamlessly into existing workflows:
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- **Modularity** โ The system can be forked for region- or culture-specific adaptations (*Social Forking*).
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Get started: `zam whoami --set <your-id>`
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# ZAM (Zusammen) ๐ค
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**The Symbiotic Learning Kernel: Elevating Human Intelligence through AI Collaboration.**
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ZAM is an open-source framework that creates a deep symbiosis between humans and AI. While conventional AI often renders people passive, ZAM harnesses technological progress to deepen human knowledge, prevent cognitive decline caused by automation, and organically connect communities.
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## ๐ Phase 1: Individual Symbiosis *(Current Focus)*
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### Example: Organizing a Parish Festival
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| **Planning** | Structures the agenda and timeline | Define the vision and priorities |
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---
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## ๐ Phase 2: The Connected Community *(Outlook)*
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- **CLI Integration** โ Compatible with `Claude Code`, `Codex`, `Copilot CLI`, and `Gemini CLI`.
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## ๐งน Review maintenance
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Review sessions are not limited to `1`-`4` recall ratings anymore. When a card is wrong, obsolete, or unwanted, the review flow can now:
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- edit token fields inline
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- deprecate the token
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- hard-delete the token after an impact preview + confirmation
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- delete only your personal card while keeping the token
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- `zam token edit --slug <slug> ...`
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- `zam token delete --slug <slug>` for preview, then `--force` to delete
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- `zam card delete --user <id> --token <slug>`
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Token deletion is global. Card deletion is per-user.
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## ๐ Vision: A Flourishing Future
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ZAM is a tool for the transition to a world where care and shared growth are the common currency.
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- **Resource Stewardship** โ Agents help manage community finances (e.g. a 10% solidarity model) and optimize collective purchasing.
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- **Global Scalability** โ Supported by institutions like the global church, ZAM aims to become a standard for a just, educated, and caring world community.
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## ๐ฅ ZAM Desktop Studio
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ZAM now includes a cross-platform desktop application inside the [`desktop/`](desktop/) directory. Built with **Tauri v2**, **Vite**, **TypeScript**, and **Vanilla CSS**, it provides a premium dark-mode dashboard and active-recall learning studio that securely shares the same SQLite database as the CLI.
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### How to Run on Windows or macOS:
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This will compile the secure Rust backend, spin up the Vite development server, and open the native desktop window. For detailed settings, key bindings, and local AI (Ollama/FastFlowLM) configurations, see the [Desktop README](desktop/README.md).
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We have integrated a **GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow** that automatically compiles and packages native installers (Windows `.msi`/`.exe`, macOS Intel/Silicon `.dmg`, and Linux `.deb`/`.AppImage`) when a new git tag is pushed.
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This automatically spins up the multi-platform compiler environments on GitHub and creates a drafted GitHub Release containing the native redistributables for all platforms!
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## ๐ Documentation
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- [Deutsche Version](README.de.md)
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- [Contributing Guide](CONTRIBUTING.md)
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- [Architecture](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md)
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Apache 2.0 License โ see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.
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