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%ularry

A terminal assistant for planning Eurorack modular synthesizer racks, written in Pop-11 and run on Poplog.

The first four build steps are in place. %ularry loads a rack file, draws it, and checks its power, fit, depth, cost and coverage. You can talk to it in plain sentences, and stage, review and apply changes to the rack. With Ollama running it uses a local model to understand sentences and to answer in words; without it, it goes by keywords. It can drive a Chrome window to show your ModularGrid racks, import one, open a module search, and show a plan before and after. The ModularGrid side has not yet been tried against the live site; see docs/NOTES.md, "Unverified".

docs/DESIGN.md: the running specification, with what is built and what is planned
docs/NOTES.md: design notes, findings and open decisions

Running from a checkout

You need a built Poplog. It is looked for in $POPLOG_HOME, then in a poplog directory beside this checkout. macOS and Linux only.

bin/modularry examples/racks/demo.json

you> what is the rack missing?
you> how is the power?
you> move the filter to col 40
you> yes
you> :plan
you> :why
you> :help

A local model (optional)

ollama pull qwen2.5:7b

%ularry finds Ollama at http://localhost:11434 by itself. :models shows what is in use. MODULARRY_OLLAMA_MODEL and MODULARRY_OLLAMA_URL choose another model or server, and MODULARRY_MODELS=off switches models off. The model never supplies a figure: every number comes from the rules.

The browser (optional)

Needs Node 18 or later and Google Chrome.

tools/setup-browser.sh

you> :login
you> :racks
you> :open 1234
you> :import
you> :preview

:login opens Chrome with a profile of its own, at ModularGrid's sign-in page. You sign in by hand; %ularry never sees your password and does not type into the site. It opens pages for you and reads your own racks when you ask. It changes nothing on ModularGrid.

Tests

tools/test.sh           # every suite, then the launcher
tools/test-browser.sh   # real Chrome, headless, at a local page
tools/eval-routing.sh   # routing accuracy against a local model

Layout

Path	Holds
`src/mr_rack.p`	The rack model and its JSON file format
`src/mr_rules.p`	Power, fit, depth, cost and coverage rules
`src/mr_draw.p`	Rack picture, module list and report panels as text
`src/mr_plan.p`	The change plan: staged adds, moves and removes
`src/mr_tools.p`	Every action, in one table
`src/mr_args.p`	Module, row, column and file out of a sentence
`src/mr_talk.p`	Sentences: routing, confirmation, the ELIZA engine
`src/mr_model.p`	Routing and phrasing by a local model, through Ollama
`src/mr_site.p`	The browser helper's client, and ModularGrid's addresses
`src/mr_browse.p`	The browser tools: sign-in, racks, import, search, preview
`src/mr_import.p`	A rack from ModularGrid's page data
`src/mr_html.p`	The plan as a before-and-after page
`helper/`	The Node program that drives Chrome
`src/mr_state.p`	What a session remembers
`src/mr_repl.p`	Colon commands and the read loop
`scripts/modularry.txt`	%ularry's ELIZA script
`src/modularry.p`	Entry point
`bin/modularry`	Launcher
`tests/`	Test suites
`tools/`	Test and measurement scripts, and `setup-browser.sh`
`examples/racks/`	Example rack files

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