emotion-engine

Decompilation of Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus for PS2

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Open-source SDK for driving Live2D & 3D avatars with LLM output. Give your AI a face.

Stateful personality + memory + emotion model for AI personas. Create digital companions that remember, feel, and evolve through conversations.

情感引擎 × LLM 的数字人 — 贝叶斯主动推断确定性地生成情绪，LLM 只在输入/输出两端结合；三时间尺度+稳态、短时注意力与长时记忆的桥、可指定人格

🧠 Experience genuine learning and emotional interaction with Aura, your local AGI companion that evolves alongside you.

A four-layer framework for building verifiable, consistent AI digital personas

PS2's Emotion Engine floats. Nothing more than a proof of concept. Intended for personal use only.

A local AI entity with memory, emotion, and multimodal perception.

Universal animated mascot engine — status emotions, multi-character, pure SVG, zero dependencies, drop-in.

macOS digital life system — FastAPI backend + Flutter macOS app with L1/L2/L3 long memory, PAD emotion engine, plugin system, and vector store

完整的Agent情绪机制，用于感知，处理用户情绪

Structural documentation of Tales of Rebirth (PlayStation 2, SLPS-25450, 2004, Japan): three headerless .BIN containers indexed from the executable, 744 SCPK bundles, 2,851 codec blocks, and the measurement showing Wolf Team's LZSS decoder had forked per title by 2004.

Structural documentation of Tales of Destiny 2 (PS2, SLPS-25172, 2002): the 1995 Tales block codec still running a console generation later, an archive index that packs padding into its offsets, the whole overlay map recovered from the linker, and 173 MB of an unreleased game shipped with every file stubbed to one byte.

This is a windows service with a Wrapper to control the service. Custom-Commands can be sent to the service for it to execute; The Service returns information via TCP/UDP. ; To implment the service will need to be running (create installer) And A refference to the AI_ServiceController made; The controller controls the service

Structural documentation of Tales of Symphonia on GameCube (2003, two discs) and PlayStation 2 (2004, one disc): the 1995 Wolf Team block codec on a big-endian console, the first source edit to its decoder since 1997, and the gigabyte the two-disc split cost.

Structural documentation of Tales of the Abyss (PlayStation 2, 2005, SLPS-25586): the Tales block codec's nine-byte header restored after Legendia's CPS, 47,513 of 47,513 blocks decoding, and a decoder that shares 69 bytes with the one copy of Symphonia's source nobody edited.