⚙️ OmnissiahPrayer
"From the weakness of the flesh, Omnissiah save us. From the lies of the Antipath, circuit preserve us."
A terminal ritual that channels the liturgical invocations of the Adeptus Mechanicus. Techno-prayers, sacred binharic cant, and the visage of the Machine God — rendered in cinematic typewriter glory.
Installation · Usage · Features · Custom Litanies · Lore · Contributing
🖥️ Preview
RITE OF COGITATOR AWAKENING
[NOOSPHERIC LINK // XII] ESTABLISHED
[COGITATOR DIAGNOSTICA 01/03] STRIKING THE ACTIVATION RUNE
[MOTIVE FORCE] CURRENT CONSECRATED
Spirit of this machine, heed our call.
[BINHARIC RESPONSE]
01000001 01110110 01100101 00100000 01001111 01101101
[SANCTIFICATION] MACHINE SPIRIT APPEASED
[NOOSPHERIC LINK // XII] CLOSED
📦 Installation
From PyPI:
pip install OmnissiahPrayer
From source:
git clone https://github.com/CountZero-Error/OmnissiahPrayer.git
cd OmnissiahPrayer
pip install .
Zero dependencies. Pure Python. The Machine God asks for nothing but your devotion.
🚀 Usage
As a library:
from OmnissiahPrayer import pray
# Begin your devotional sequence
pray()
# Force the Lingua-Technis (binary) mode
pray(force_binary=True)
# Quicken the litany (default: 0.005)
pray(halt_speed=0.002)
From the command line:
omnissiah # full ritual
omnissiah --binary # force binharic cant
omnissiah --speed 0.002 # faster typewriter
python -m OmnissiahPrayer # module invocation
✨ Features
- 🔺 Cogitator-awakening ritual — noospheric link, diagnostica, invocation, readable litany, sanctification, and benediction.
- 🔺 Binharic responses — every default rite includes a short binary response;
--binaryexplicitly renders the full selected litany in binary. - 🔺 Cinematic typewriter effect — randomized per-character delay controlled by
halt_speedor--speed. - 🔺 Cog-skull ASCII sigil — the original large logo, glyph borders, and ANSI colors remain intact.
- 🔺 33 sacred litanies — JSON-backed and extendable with original devotions.
- 🔺 CLI, module, and library entry points — invoke the same ritual through any current package interface.
📜 Custom Litanies
All prayers live in OmnissiahPrayer/holy_words.json. Each litany is a list of lines:
[
"The flesh is weak, but faith endures.",
"The flesh betrays, but the circuit is true.",
"Cast off the lie of biomatter."
]
Add your own offering and the Machine Spirit may speak it next time you pray.
🕯️ Lore
"There is no truth in flesh, only betrayal. There is no strength in flesh, only weakness. There is no constancy in flesh, only decay. There is no certainty in flesh, but death."
— Credo of the Cult Mechanicus
The Cult Mechanicus venerates a trinity: the Machine God, the Omnissiah, and the Motive Force. Flesh is failure; steel is eternal. Every litany this program recites is drawn from that creed.
🧩 Contributing
Pull requests welcome. Accepted offerings:
- New litanies for
holy_words.json - Additional rites, chants, and glyphs
- Visual effects and new modes of devotion
All contributions will be sanctified by the Machine Spirit.
⚖️ License
Licensed under the MIT License.
Glory to the Omnissiah. May your code never segfault.
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