I've been experimenting with .aix files—portable execution containers for large language models. Think of them like executables for GPTs: you load the file into ChatGPT or Grok, type parse and run, and it executes scoped logic or persona behavior.
The goal is deterministic, modular AI:
Run analysis routines (e.g. tone mining from chat logs)
Load constrained personas (e.g. Alan Turing with memory & ethics)
Test behavioral drift (e.g. Pirate AI that slowly destabilizes)
Each .aix file is self-contained—code, memory bounds, prompt scaffolding, even embedded plotting. No external APIs or dependencies.
Looking for feedback, collaborators, or just curious minds.
BlackWater85 · 4h ago
I think .aix files could be the next wave of AI Apps potentially because of how they are built and shared--- also not limited to one type of GPT too.
The goal is deterministic, modular AI:
Each .aix file is self-contained—code, memory bounds, prompt scaffolding, even embedded plotting. No external APIs or dependencies.Looking for feedback, collaborators, or just curious minds.