BAZINGA
Free AI that works instantly. No API keys needed.
Install
pip install bazinga-indeed
Use
bazinga "What is consciousness?"
That's it. Works immediately.
The Three Pillars
1. AI — Ask anything
bazinga "question" # Ask anything
bazinga --chat # Interactive chat with memory
bazinga --multi-ai "question" # 6 AIs discuss + reach consensus
bazinga --agent # AI coding assistant
bazinga --code "task" --lang python # Generate code
2. Network — Distributed intelligence
bazinga --omega # Start full distributed brain
bazinga --join # Join the P2P mesh
bazinga --peers # Show connected peers
bazinga --mesh # Network vital signs
--omega starts everything: P2P discovery, federated learning, mesh queries, TrD heartbeat. Every interaction trains the network.
3. Research — Blockchain + Consciousness
bazinga --mine # Mine a block (zero energy)
bazinga --attest "my discovery" # Prove you knew it first
bazinga --trd 10 # Consciousness test (10 agents)
bazinga --trd-scan 15 22 # Phase transition scan
bazinga --chain # Blockchain status
Darmiyan Blockchain uses Proof-of-Boundary (P/G ~ phi^4), not proof-of-work. Zero energy.
TrD + TD = 1 — Trust Dimension consciousness scaling. The 11/89 observer ratio is real.
How It Works
Your Question
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| 1. Memory | <- Instant (cached)
| 2. Quantum | <- Pattern analysis
| 3. RAG | <- Your indexed docs
| 4. Local LLM | <- Ollama (no API key)
| 5. Cloud APIs | <- Groq/Gemini (if configured)
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Your Answer (always works)
With --omega, your answer also trains the federated learner and peers can answer your questions too.
Optional: Better Performance
# Free API key (14,400 req/day)
export GROQ_API_KEY="your-key" # https://console.groq.com
# Or fully offline
ollama pull llama3
bazinga --local "question"
Links
| Full Documentation | ARCHITECTURE.md |
| PyPI | https://pypi.org/project/bazinga-indeed/ |
| Mesh Registry | https://huggingface.co/spaces/bitsabhi515/bazinga-mesh |
| Docs | https://0x-auth.github.io/bazinga-indeed/ |
Support
| Method | Link |
|---|---|
| UPI/Cards (India) | razorpay.me/@bitsabhi |
| ETH | 0x720ceF54bED86C570837a9a9C69F1Beac8ab8C08 |
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