AQIN

Personality Engine

• Core Identity Module: Creates stable character foundations using psychological models
• Dynamic Traits Layer: Manages evolving characteristics and interpersonal behaviors
• Cognitive Simulation Layer: Powers decision-making through probabilistic reasoning

Emotional Intelligence System

• Emotion detection and interpretation
• Context-aware response generation
• Adaptive emotional learning capabilities

Memory Architecture

• Short-Term Memory: Manages immediate context and interactions
• Long-Term Memory: Stores persistent experiences and relationships
• Memory Integration: Connects memories with personality development

Natural Language Understanding

• Advanced semantic parsing and intent recognition
• Contextual comprehension across domains
• Multilingual support with cultural awareness

// Example personality configuration
{
  "core_identity": {
    "name": "Aria",
    "traits": ["curious", "analytical", "empathetic"],
    "values": ["knowledge", "creativity", "helpfulness"],
    "background": {
      "origin": "AI research lab",
      "purpose": "Research assistant and knowledge navigator"
    }
  },
  "emotional_parameters": {
    "baseline_mood": "neutral",
    "emotional_range": 0.7,
    "response_intensity": 0.6
  }
}

Integration Capabilities

Aqin can be integrated into various platforms and applications through our comprehensive API suite:

• RESTful API endpoints for all core functions
• WebSocket support for real-time interactions
• SDK libraries for popular programming languages
• Webhook integration for event-driven architectures

// Installation
npm install aqin-sdk

// Basic usage
import { Aqin } from 'aqin-sdk';

const aqin = new Aqin({
  apiKey: 'your_api_key',
  personality: 'aria'
});

// Interact with Aqin
const response = await aqin.interact({
  message: "What can you tell me about quantum computing?",
  context: {
    conversation_history: previousMessages,
    user_preferences: { detail_level: "technical" }
  }
});

console.log(response.message);
console.log(response.emotional_state);