Imagine a processing unit powered by LLM and infinite registers. Each register can store a string for prompts or codes. There is no fixed prompt. Instead, the contents of the first several registers are presented to the LLM. By generating code, the processing unit will be able to read and write any register, and directly execute the content of any register as Python code. Then the processing unit can be used as a general intelligent computing engine that potentially can improve itself by rewriting some of its own prompts or codes in registers.
The following instruction set is provided to the processing unit as Python functions:
And their description is not hard coded, but stored in register 0, for example, as a "firmware".
Network server uses srpc protocol. It only allows localhost traffic for security reason. Exposing the interface allows arbitrary code execution!
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