This document compares three related proposals for integrating software-defined radio (SDR) systems with Model Context Protocol (MCP) interfaces and LLM-driven control.
Projects studied:
| Photo metadata: the co-depiction experiment | |
| author: | |
| Dan Brickley <[email protected]> | |
| Overview | |
| This document is intended to provide an illustrated walkthrough of the RDFWeb distributed photo-metadata experiment. Right now it is pretty bare, but hopefully will give you an idea of what we're attempting. | |
| Nearby: co-depiction online demo | co-depiction paths demo |
| Defining the Narrative Core | |
| I'm currently focused on the core concept: a struggling, melodramatic actor navigating an interactive fiction game on an iPad. The blend of Shakespearean drama and a modern Instagram UI feels promising. I'm exploring the comedic potential of the actor's reactions to the game's choices, particularly during Hamlet's soliloquy. | |
| Mapping the Scene Elements | |
| I've broken down the prompt: a needy actor, INK-like game, Instagram UI, Hamlet's soliloquy. Thinking about the duration and orientation, I'm aiming for portrait, around 30 seconds. I'm leaning toward "Fans of Shakespeare, interactive fiction, and humor" as the target audience. I'm envisioning the actor dramatically reacting to the game's choices during the soliloquy, which is the core of the comedic bit. | |
| Formulating the Structure |
| # === COLAB / GIST NOTEBOOK === | |
| # You can run this whole cell as-is in Google Colab. | |
| # It will: | |
| # 1) Clone nanoGPT | |
| # 2) Add a Complex-LoRA module (block-real implementation) | |
| # 3) Provide a runtime patcher that wraps attention/MLP linears | |
| # 4) Smoke-test a forward pass; optional tiny training for a few steps | |
| # -------- | |
| # CELL 1: Environment setup |
This document compares three related proposals for integrating software-defined radio (SDR) systems with Model Context Protocol (MCP) interfaces and LLM-driven control.
Projects studied:
| # Comparison of SDR + MCP + LLM Proposals | |
| This document compares three related proposals for integrating **software-defined radio (SDR)** systems with **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** interfaces and **LLM-driven control**. | |
| Projects studied: | |
| - [SDRAngel driven by Ollama LLM using MCP](https://www.pg540.org/wiki/index.php/SDRAngel_driven_by_Ollama_LLM_using_MCP) | |
| - [gr-mcp](https://github.com/yoelbassin/gr-mcp) | |
| - [AetherLink SDR-MCP](https://www.juheapi.com/mcp-servers/N-Erickson/AetherLink-SDR-MCP) | |
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| # MCP API Search Log: Fishing Claims Investigation | |
| ## Session: 2024-11-15 14:32:00 UTC | |
| ### Initial Probes (14:32:00 - 14:33:45) | |
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| [14:32:01] factcheck_search("fish") | |
| [14:32:02] RESULTS: 3 claims found | |
| - Claim ID: FC-2019-0892: "Eating fish twice a week prevents heart disease" (Rating: Mostly True, Source: HealthFactCheck.org, Date: 2019-03-12) |
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