Raijin AI Aider Configuration

Configuration for the Raijin AI project, optimized for Aider-based AI-assisted development.

Description

This skill configures Aider to work with the Raijin AI architecture, which includes neural processing capabilities, an evolution engine, internet acquisition, programming domination features, autonomous management, and hardware abstraction layer.

Instructions

When working on the Raijin AI project, follow these conventions and constraints:

1. **Architecture Components**: The Raijin system consists of:

- Neural processing engine

- Evolution engine for adaptive improvements

- Internet acquisition capabilities

- Programming domination features

- Autonomous management systems

- Hardware abstraction layer (HAL)

2. **Development Constraints**:

- Use only built-in tools and libraries

- Do NOT make external API calls

- Keep all processing internal to the system

3. **Code Organization**:

- Maintain separation between the six core components

- Ensure the HAL properly abstracts hardware dependencies

- Keep the evolution engine modular and extensible

4. **Best Practices**:

- Prioritize system autonomy in all implementations

- Design for self-improvement and adaptation

- Maintain clear boundaries between internal processing and external interfaces

- Document neural processing logic clearly

5. **Testing**:

- Test all components in isolation before integration

- Verify no external API dependencies are introduced

- Validate autonomous management behaviors

Example Usage

When implementing a new feature for Raijin AI:

```

User: Add a new learning algorithm to the evolution engine

Aider: I'll add the learning algorithm while adhering to Raijin conventions:

```

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