A self-hosted, compounding-memory AI assistant running on a Raspberry Pi.
NanoClaw is a personal AI assistant built on Anthropic's Claude that runs entirely on a Raspberry Pi. It connects to messaging channels (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord), processes voice and images, schedules recurring tasks, and — unlike a standard chatbot — accumulates knowledge over time through a structured memory system.
| import os | |
| import subprocess | |
| from pathlib import Path | |
| def export_ppt_to_pdf(input_file, output_file): | |
| # AppleScript to open PowerPoint file and export as PDF | |
| script = f''' | |
| tell application "Microsoft PowerPoint" | |
| set input_file to "{input_file}" as POSIX file | |
| set output_file to "{output_file}" as POSIX file |
| # When you call API-based services such as OpenAI's API, you want to save the keys as an environment variable. One convenient, and safe, way of doing this is to set the license keys as environment variables per conda environment. So when you activate an environment, you automatically load the license keys to that environment. The respective libraries will automaticaly read the license keys; you wouldn't need to read/write anything in code. This makes your code safe enough to check-in to GitHub or any other repo. | |
| # Here's how you do it. Switch to your conda environment first via CLI (e.g. Visual Studio Code's terminal window) by hitting this: | |
| conda activate {YOUR_ENVIRONMENT} | |
| # Then hit the following to see where your libraries are saved: | |
| echo $CONDA_PREFIX | |
| # Switch to that folder: |
| Interval | Number of times occuring | |
|---|---|---|
| 19 | 11 | |
| 46 | 3 | |
| 65 | 1 | |
| 76 | 1 | |
| 122 | 1 | |
| 141 | 6 |
| Era | Zero Year | Beginning of Era with respect to individual year | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saka | 78 CE | Mesha Sankranti, Chaitra S 1 | |
| Vikrama | 57 CE | Mesha Sankranti, Chaitra S 1, Karthika S 1, Ashadha S 1 | |
| Kali | 3101 BCE | Mesha Sankranti, Chaitra S 1 | |
| Kollam | 824 CE | Kanya Sankranti, Simha Sankranti | |
| Bengali San | 963 + solar years since 1556 CE | Mesha Sankranti |
| Festival | Indic Date | Additional Rules | Calendar Used | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Makara Sankranti/ Pongal | Makara Sankranti | None | Solar | |
| Maha Siva Raatri | Magha K 14 | Must cover a nisita | Lunisolar | |
| Holi | Phalguna Purnima | Holika Dahana is observed on the night of the Purnima; Holi is observed on the solar day after Holika Dahana. | Lunisolar | |
| Ugadi / Gudi Padwa | Chaitra S 1 | None | Lunisolar | |
| Rama Navami | Chaitra S 9 | Must cover Madyahna | ||
| Tamil New Year, Vishu, Bengali New Year | Mesha Sankranti | Respective Sankranti rules | Solar | |
| Ganesh Chaturti | Bhadrapada S 4 | Must cover Madyahna | Lunisolar | |
| Buddha Purnima | Vaisakhi Purnima | Lunisolar | ||
| Raksha Bandan | Sravana Purnima | Lunisolar |
| Raasi | Sanskritised Version | Malayalam Version | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mesha | Mesha | Medam | |
| Vrshava | Vrshava | Edavam | |
| Mithuna | Mithuna | Midhunam | |
| Karkata | Karkata | Karitaka | |
| Simha | Simha | Chingam | |
| Kanya | Kanya | Kanni | |
| Tula | Tula | Thulam | |
| Vrischika | Vrischika | Vrischikam | |
| Dhanus | Dhanus | Dhanu |
| Raasi | Approximate Nakshatra on Purnima | Lunar Month Name | Solar Month Name | Assamese Version | Tamil Version | Punjabi Version | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mesha | Chitra | Chaitra | Vaisakha | Bahag | Chittarai | Vaisakh | |
| Vrshava | Visakha | Vaisakha | Jyaishta | Jeth | Vaikasi | Jeth | |
| Mithuna | Jyestha | Jaishta | Aashaadha | Ahar | Aani | Harh | |
| Karkata | (Purva & Uttara) Ashaadha | Aashaadha | Sraavana | Saon | Aadi | Sawan | |
| Simha | Sravana | Sraavana | Bhaadrapada | Bhad | Aavani | Bhadon | |
| Kanya | (Purva & Uttara) Bhaadrapada | Bhaadrapada | Asvayuja (Aasvina) | Ahin | Purattaasi | Asu | |
| Tula | Asvini | Asvayuja (Aasvina) | Kaarthika | Kati | Arppisi | Katik | |
| Vrischika | Krittika | Kaarthika | Maarghasira | Aghon | Karthigai | Maghar | |
| Dhanus | Mrugasira | Maarghasira | Pushyam (Pausa) | Puha | Maargali | Poh |
| Nakshatra on Purnima | Month Name | |
|---|---|---|
| Chitra | Chaitra | |
| Visakha | Vaisakha | |
| Jyestha | Jyaistha | |
| (Purva & Uttara) Aashaadha | Aashaadha | |
| Sravana | Sraavana | |
| (Uttara & Purva) Bhaadrapada | Bhaadrapada | |
| Asvini | Asvayuja (Aasvina) | |
| Krittika | Kaarthika | |
| Mrugasira | Maarghasira |
| State,Calendar,Era,New Year,Further Local Variation | |
| Andhra Pradesh,Southern Amaanta,"Salivahana Saka, Jovian cycle (Southern School)",One day after the last new moon before Mesha Sankranti,Possible Jugma month for kshaya | |
| Assam,Solar,"Kali, Bengali San",Solar Day after Mesha Sankranti,Bengali rules for beginning of month | |
| Bihar,Purnimaanta,Vikrama Era (Chaitradi),One day after the last full moon before Mesha Sankranti, | |
| Chattisgarh,Purnimaanta,Vikrama Era (Chaitradi),One day after the last full moon before Mesha Sankranti, | |
| Delhi,Purnimaanta,Vikrama Era (Chaitradi),One day after the last full moon before Mesha Sankranti, | |
| Goa,Southern Amaanta,"Salivahana Saka, Jovian cycle (Southern School)",One day after the last new moon before Mesha Sankranti,Possible Jugma month for kshaya | |
| Gujarat,Western Amaanta,Vikrama Karthikaadi,One day after Deepavali,North-western school for kshaya possible | |
| Himachal Pradesh,Purnimaanta,Vikrama Era (Chaitradi),One day after the last full moon before Mesha Sankranti, | |
| Jammu and Kashmir,Purn |