Introducing: # MicroSeek OS by webXOS 2025

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MicroSeek OS by webXOS 2025

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A minimal, browser-based text operating system inspired by terminal interfaces. Built as a single HTML file for portability, it provides file management, editing, and computation tools in a retro green-screen aesthetic. No server required—runs entirely client-side with local storage via IndexedDB.

Features

• Terminal Interface: Command-line driven with history, suggestions, and auto-complete navigation.
• File System: Branch-based organization (like Git branches) for grouping files. Supports Markdown files (.md) with auto-sanitization (spaces to underscores).
• Commands:
  • HELP: Display command list.
  • TREE: Show file structure.
  • BROWSER: Open graphical file manager with drag-and-drop between branches.
  • WRITE [FILE]: Create or edit a file in built-in editor.
  • READ FILE.MD: View file in typewriter mode (animated character-by-character reading with speed control).
  • EDIT FILE.MD: Open file in editor.
  • RENAME FILE.MD: Prompt to rename a file.
  • DELETE FILE: Delete a file with confirmation.
  • BRANCH [NAME]: Switch or create branches.
  • CALC: Open calculator popup.
  • IMPORT: Upload files.
  • EXPORT ALL: Download entire system as unified Markdown.
  • EXPORT FILE.MD: Download single file.
  • CLEAR: Clear terminal.
• Typewriter Mode: Animated reading with adjustable speed (50-400 CPS), stop via READ STOP.
• File Browser: Windows-style popup with sidebar, drag-drop, new file/branch creation, rename/delete.
• Calculator: Basic arithmetic with parentheses and error handling.
• Persistence: Files stored in browser's IndexedDB—data survives page reloads.
• Mobile Optimized: Responsive design with touch support.
• Extras: Simulated loading boot sequence, RAG embeddings (basic TF.js), GPU.js integration (unused in core).

How It Works

MicroSeek OS is a self-contained HTML file with inline CSS and JavaScript. Here's the breakdown:

1. Boot Process:

   • Simulates loading with progress bar (BOOTING KERNEL → READY).
   • Initializes TensorFlow.js for embeddings, Math.js for calculations, and GPU.js.
   • Sets up IndexedDB for file storage (database: microseek_os, store: files).
   • Loads existing files or creates a default README.md.

2. Terminal:

   • Input commands in the prompt (/tree/main>).
   • Output displays in a scrollable area with syntax highlighting (e.g., links for files/branches).
   • Suggestions appear below for quick actions.

3. File Management:

   • Files are Markdown-only, stored with metadata (name, branch, content, size, modified, accessed).
   • Branches organize files; switch with BRANCH name.
   • Import: Upload text files, select branch.
   • Export: Unified MD with metadata or single files.

4. Editor Popup:

   • Simple textarea for Markdown editing.
   • Save updates IndexedDB; delete with confirmation.

5. Typewriter Reading:

   • Animates content reveal with blinking cursor.
   • Speed slider for real-time adjustment.
   • Stops on end or command.

6. Calculator Popup:

   • Grid-based buttons for digits/operators.
   • Evaluates expressions using Math.js.

7. File Browser Popup:

   • Sidebar for branches/all files.
   • Grid view with icons, sizes, rename/delete buttons.
   • Drag files to branches for moving.

8. Technical Notes:

   • Storage: IndexedDB persists data locally (no cloud).
   • Sanitization: Filenames auto-convert spaces to underscores, remove invalid chars.
   • Embeddings: Basic TF.js for future RAG/search (currently simulated).
   • No Internet: All offline except CDN scripts (TF.js, Math.js).
   • Compatibility: Modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari). Mobile-friendly but best on desktop.

To run: Open microseek.html in a browser. No installation needed.

Installation

1. Download microseek.html.
2. Open in any modern browser.
3. (Optional) Host on a static server for sharing.

No dependencies beyond browser APIs. Scripts loaded from CDNs:

• TensorFlow.js: For embeddings.
• Math.js: For calculations.

Usage

1. Open the file—wait for boot.
2. Type HELP for commands.
3. Create a file: WRITE notes.md.
4. Read: READ notes.md (adjust speed slider).
5. Organize: BRANCH ideas, then WRITE idea1.md.
6. Browse: BROWSER for visual management.
7. Export: EXPORT ALL for backup.

Data is local—clear browser storage to reset.

Use Cases

• Personal Note-Taking: Quick Markdown notes in branches (e.g., daily, projects). Typewriter mode for focused reading.
• Offline Writing Tool: Draft articles/emails without distractions. Export to MD for GitHub/blogs.
• Learning/Prototyping: Teach CLI basics; simulate OS in education. Calculator for quick math.
• Idea Organization: Branch per topic (e.g., recipes, todo). Drag-drop to reorganize.
• Portable Knowledge Base: Carry in a single file; import/export for backups. Useful for travelers/offline workers.
• Minimalist Computing: Retro interface for focus; extend with JS for custom commands.

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