ConceptNet Mrk 3.5

[Honvai]

Where can we find SQLite Studio 2.1.5?

[Honvai]

How to manually add info to this data set?

[Art]

When you run the ConceptNet Plugin, it will Build the necessary Tables that hold the various data.

The SQLite Studio is the Database Editor that one would use to view and edit the contents of those Tables.

The Brain Editor from Zabaware will NOT show all of the Tables in its database under these conditions (using the ConceptNet Plugin).

Too much time has elapsed to likely find earlier versions of the SQLite Studio, but the newer versions should work fine.

There is a learning curve in how to view, edit, commit, and save contents so tread carefully inside the database.

As Spitfire mentioned, he is no longer supporting the ConceptNet PLugin (although it worked nicely for many of us).
His new more powerful PyGodel Plugin worked really nicely. The downside was that it did not have a static memory per se...
It had a tremendous knowledge base but did not recall conversations like the base model UltraHal did.

Everything has a tradeoff...

Good luck!

IF you do a Search, you can find lots of sites with SQLite Studio... (Try the 3rd one)

https://github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio/releases

https://sqlitestudio.pl/news/

https://sqlitestudio.pl

[Honvai]

His new more powerful PyGodel Plugin worked really nicely. The downside was that it did not have a static memory per se...
It had a tremendous knowledge base but did not recall conversations like the base model UltraHal did.

Everything has a tradeoff...

Do you mean the PyGodel plugin have the downside no memory no recalls?

[Art]

That is correct. while it handles knowledge really well, it has no provision for writing or storing that information into usable tables like the Normal Ultra Hal can do.

It would be similar to chatting with GPT-3 or 4 or BARD or you.com. The chat experience is nice from a conversational approach but they are unable to remember anything you just talked about.

The generic UltraHal is pretty unique in this regard.