This AI Can Edit Its Own Code and Evolve (its free)

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0:00What if your AI could build a new ability whenever you asked it to do something it didn't know how to do? Well, I built it. This is Brahma Evo.

0:15Good evening. For the past few months, I've been building and experimenting with AI automation agents. From Brahma Light, to Brahma Echo, known as the Real Life Ultron, and everything I've learned along the way. Each version taught me something new, but there was always one limitation. Every time I wanted Brahma to do something new, I had to build it myself.

0:36So, I decided to change that. Meet my new creation, Brahma Evo. The biggest change in Evo is that I don't have to manually program every new capability anymore. I can simply tell Brahma what I want, and it can create the skill required to do it. For example, let's give Brahma a task it doesn't currently know how to perform.

0:57Let's just ask it to create a skill that will allow it to monitor our system. Started creating the new skill for that. Once it's forged and verified, you can run it.

1:08I'm currently working on forging that skill. I have successfully created and activated the new skill system monitor ASCII for you. It's not ready to monitor your system resources. CPU usage, 28.2.8% and RAM usage, 24.2%. Would you like to run it now? Yes. Let's run it.

1:32The system monitor is now ready. CPU usage is currently 46.0%. As you saw a friendly demo, this is the closest I've ever created to a real-life Ultron. Let's now start with downloading this version. Then I will show you more cool features I have added in this. We're just going to head to this website, scroll down, log in,

1:55and now select whether you want easy.exe download or source code. I'll show you how to download using .exe version first. Click on down, go to Files, and run the setup. That's it. Once opened for first time, you will see onboarding. Now for source code, go back to website, download the source code, and head back to Files Explorer.

2:20Now here, extract it and run Start_Bramma.that file. That's it. Good morning, sir. It's Thursday, October 1st at 10.39am. Okay, so when first opened, you will see an onboarding like this. Go ahead and choose whatever name you want for it. Now you will have to enter in Gemini API key. To get it, click on Get API.

2:46It will lead you to Google AI Studio, and here, create and copy the key. That's it. Come back and paste it there. Now, there are a few more features I have added, except only this one. First is the holographic globe. Let's ask it to show distance between two areas on the globe. Showing the route from Mumbai to Assain, Mozambique.

3:20The distance is approximately 6,439 km, which takes about 8 hours and 1 minute. Now let's ask it to show nearby hospitals on the globe. I've found 15 nearby hospitals for you on the globe. Depending on geospatial globe, process complete. It can now also help you with your Arduino projects. You can ask it for parts connection diagrams. I've generated an interactive schematic for connecting the DHT11 and soil sensors with

3:58your ESP32, remember to verify the pinout details for your specific modules. And these aren't isolated demos. Evo combines this with everything Brahma could already do, controlling the computer, analyzing the screen, working with files, connecting devices, automating tasks, and now creating new skills. Apart from Gemini, you can also use open router and other services like APK. Building with AI APIs can get complicated pretty

4:27quickly, different models, different providers and different integrations. API Kick brings over 300 AI models into one platform, giving you a single place to access the models you need. Whether you're working with OpenAI, Gemini, and Thropic or other models, API Kick lets you connect them through one unified API. It can also analyze your requests and dynamically route them based on factors like complexity,

4:58input length, and precision requirements. Using balance performance and cost. And with unified usage logs, statistics, and cost analysis, it's easier to keep track of your AI usage. If you're building an AI application, check out API Kick, link in the description. And if you're a new user, you'll also receive additional credits, go try it now. For more feature showcases and tutorials on setting up features like Instagram, Google, and

5:31Android Connect, check out my older Brahma videos. Links are in the description.

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