Hello everyone,

I am happy to announce our new and improved eisy-ai version 2.1.0. For most up-to-date documentation, please go here.

New Features

• More token efficiency

• Fixed permissions (see Breaking Changes)

• Code view so that you can see the code and update it manually (needs updated eisy-ui)

• MCP Support so that you can use your own subscription through Claude Desktop, OpenAI Desktop, Google AI Studio, etc.

  • WARNING - we are using self-signed certs, the configuration may not be trivial

  • The URL for setup is https://eisy.local:8260/mcp

Breaking Changes

• The plugin directory has changed to /tmp/eisy-ai/generated_plugins

• Your existing plugins will continue to work but eisy-ai will not know anything about them

• If you want your existing plugins to also be available to eisy-ai (for modifications/fixes/etc.):

  • Copy the contents of /home/admin/eisy-ai/generated_plugins to /tmp/eisy-ai/generated_plugins

  • sudo chown -R admin:polyglot /tmp/eisy-ai

  • sudo chmod -R 777 /tmp/eisy-ai

  • Update the path for each local plugin and reinstall in the same slot

Upgrade Instructions

• Upgrade all your packages in eisy-ui | System menu (you need updated udx and eisy-ui) - Please use the Staging Repo

• Reboot

• Go to your eisy-ai plugin and click on the Reinstall button

With kind regards,
Michel

@Michel Kohanim The update went well "We" had a little problem with "Update the path for each local plugin and reinstall in the same slot". I did not know what to do and the AI redid some stuff and got it done in the end.

I connected the MCP server to Hermes and it seems slower which might be expected but it was able to find when my ac ran today just like eisy-ai could. I don't think I need another plugin to see how that would go but great job adding the support.

Tom

Super excited to be playing with eisy-ai. Yesterday was my first attempt, and for my first plugin, I decided that I wanted to have AI redo a plugin that I did recently that I've Not been completely happy with.
Using Claude and on the latest staging versions.

It was very cool watching as AI started implementing all of my requests and its thinking process and performance. Once done it installed it into the local and it fired right up and worked right out of the gate. I had it do five revisions. Each time got better and better. But then most of you already know this as you've already been experimenting.

I absolutely love it and I can see where this will be life-changing for people to be able to describe what they want and have AI build it for them and work the first time, pretty freaking amazing!

I wish, and it may be on the roadmap, that AI would take notes that it can refer back to once the session ends. Maybe the notes could be placed inside the folder of the plugin so that it could read the notes and pick up where it left off or analyze what's wrong with it. I had to reboot a number of times, thru no fault of eisy, And each time it would tell me that it had no recollection of a previous conversation.

Other than that, I have no complaints. Of course, yesterday was my first day, but I was highly impressed. Michel, you and your team did an amazing job! And thank you for the opportunity to test drive it!

-Tim

@TJF1960 ,

Thank you so much for the update, and I am so very glad to hear. We really did spend a lot of time getting it to where it is now, and all your feedback made it even better including session management. In the next release, you will have:

1. Restores the previous session (based on who's logged in) as soon as you login or refresh the browser. The sessions for customer is different than plugin-authoring

2. You will have 5 commands to play with sessions:

   1. /sessions - lists the sessions

   2. /new-session - starts a new one

   3. /delete-session - deletes a session

   4. /load-session - loads one of the previous sessions you had

   5. /rename-session - renames a session

Here's the link to the latest [ README ].

With kind regards,
Michel

Hello everyone,

Please checkout Release 2.2.1:

1. Support for OpenAI Response APIs (allow you to choose the reasoning level on some models)

2. Session Management:

   • /sessions - lists the sessions

   • /new-session - starts a new one

   • /delete-session - deletes a session

   • /load-session - loads one of the previous sessions you had

   • /rename-session - renames a session

3. Automatic migration of your plugins to a permanent location in /home/eisy-ai

With kind regards,
Michel

I installed 2.2.1 today and it is giving an error "[Errno 13] Permission denied: '/home/eisy-ai"

Apologies you also need to upgrade udx and eisyui.

With kind regards,

Michel

@Michel Kohanim ai created a plugin but when I reboot, /tmp is wiped. How do I get the plugin to persist boots? When trying to install the plugin I get Path /tmp/eisy-ai/generated_plugins/thinq_dynamic not found.

Let me tell you though, ai created a working plugin, which is fairing complex one in less than an hour. Took me a month for a similar plugin...I feel I am becoming obsolete, lol.

5 hours ago, Michel Kohanim said:

Hello everyone,

Please checkout Release 2.2.1:

1. Support for OpenAI Response APIs (allow you to choose the reasoning level on some models)

2. Session Management:

   • /sessions - lists the sessions

   • /new-session - starts a new one

   • /delete-session - deletes a session

   • /load-session - loads one of the previous sessions you had

   • /rename-session - renames a session

3. Automatic migration of your plugins to a permanent location in /home/eisy-ai

With kind regards,
Michel

Thanks @Michel Kohanim I switched to the staging repo then reinstalled the plugin and it is running now. Is there any chance the commands could be added to the bottom where you switch to developer mode? My AI created plugins are still listed as in /tmp/eisy-ai/generated_plugins/ in Devlopment Local Plugins area.

Tom

I enjoyed the webinar this morning!

Is there a cost to use eisy-ai to troubleshoot program issues or is that only when used for development purposes?

Thank you,

Rob

Hi Rob,

There's a cost in tokens. If you already have an AI subscription, you can use the MCP (desktop AI program connects directly to eisy), this way the cost is coming out of your existing subscription.

We are still trying to figure out the financials behind eisy-ai. In an ideal world, everyone has a computer with NVIDIA graphics/32GB VRAM so there are no costs. Alas, we are not there yet.

With kind regards,
Michel