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WalkthroughA new README.md file was added, providing comprehensive documentation for the "GRUMBLE BOT" project. The README introduces the project, outlines its features, technical stack, hardware requirements, installation steps, screenshots, and team information, replacing any previous placeholder content. Changes
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5-5: Unify branding/casing for the project nameUse a consistent brand style across the README. Suggest “GrumbleBot” instead of all-caps.
-# GRUMBLE BOT 🎯 +# GrumbleBot 🎯
9-9: Possible typo in team nameConfirm if “WIERDO” is intended. If not, correct to “WEIRDO”.
-### Team Name: WIERDO +### Team Name: WEIRDO
36-41: Fix list formatting and casing under “For Software”Bulleted list is inconsistent (missing dashes, all-caps). Normalize and keep sentence case.
- - JAVASCRIPT - HTML - CSS - - - VS CODE +- JavaScript +- HTML +- CSS +- VS Code
54-56: Minor formatting: code-style for filenameWrap the filename in backticks for readability.
-Save the entire code into a file named grumblebot.html. +Save the entire code into a file named `grumblebot.html`.
59-78: Avoid duplicated content in “Project Documentation”This section repeats earlier “Project Description / Problem / Solution.” Consider referencing the earlier section to keep the README concise.
-For Software: Project Description -GrumbleBot is an entertaining, sarcastic smart speaker that responds to voice and text commands with witty, unhelpful phrases. It features a dynamic mood system, a unique voice visualizer, and a responsive interface that changes color and animation based on the bot's grumpy personality. It's a fun parody of conventional AI assistants like Alexa or Siri. - -The Problem (that doesn't exist) -The project addresses the utterly ridiculous and non-existent problem of overly cheerful and helpful smart speakers. GrumbleBot solves the dire need for a digital assistant that embraces pessimism, apathy, and sass. It provides a much-needed, grumpy alternative to the relentlessly positive bots of today, giving users a truly miserable and entertaining experience. - -The Solution (that nobody asked for) -Behold! The genius, heroic solution to a problem that never existed! - -After months of meticulous, pointless effort, we have successfully created a bot that is not helpful. How did we achieve this monument to apathy? We didn't waste a single moment on useful technology. - -The "Sassy-Tentacle" Detection System™ 🐙 -Instead of using complex, modern advancements to understand your questions, we built a highly advanced system that simply looks for keywords. Ask about the "weather," and it instantly sniffs out that word to deliver a grumpy pre-written response. It's like having a grumpy parrot that knows a few phrases, but with less feathers and more existential dread. - -The "Mood-A-Meter" (patent pending) 😠 -We've meticulously coded a digital personality that gets angrier the more you use it. Every time you try to get a helpful response, its "Mood-A-Meter" fills up. At a certain point, it snaps and delivers an even more irritable response. It’s an interactive journey into frustration, and you are the star! - -The "I'd-Rather-Not" Visualizer 🎨 -And finally, the visualizer! Why display something useful like a waveform? Our visualizer does what it does best: it exists. It pulses with a colorful, pointless aura of sadness and passive-aggression, perfectly reflecting the internal state of our heroic bot. We've managed to turn a simple sound wave into a visual representation of pure "ugh." A triumph for art, a failure for everything else! +For Software: Project Documentation +See the Project Description, Problem, and Solution sections above for an overview. This section can focus on architecture, data flow, and API usage details if needed.
82-90: Use bullets for “Languages Used”Current lines read like paragraphs. Make them a proper list.
-Languages Used: - -HTML5 for structuring the page content. - -CSS3 for styling, animations, and responsive design. - -JavaScript (ES6+) for all dynamic functionality. +Languages Used: + +- HTML5 for structuring the page content +- CSS3 for styling, animations, and responsive design +- JavaScript (ES6+) for all dynamic functionality
98-103: Use bullets for “Tools Used”Turn these into list items for consistency with other sections.
-Tools Used: - -Browser Developer Tools for debugging and testing. - -A code editor like Visual Studio Code. +Tools Used: + +- Browser Developer Tools for debugging and testing +- A code editor like Visual Studio Code
119-119: Minor wording improvementPrefer “is required”/“requires” over “is needed”.
-A reliable internet connection is needed for loading some of the assets (like the sound effect) and for the Web Speech API to function correctly in some browsers. +A reliable internet connection is required for loading some assets (like the sound effect) and for the Web Speech API to function correctly in some browsers.
2-2: Alt text improvement for the header imageUse descriptive alt text to aid accessibility.
-<img width="3188" height="1202" alt="frame (3)" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/517ad8e9-ad22-457d-9538-a9e62d137cd7" /> +<img width="3188" height="1202" alt="GrumbleBot hero banner" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/517ad8e9-ad22-457d-9538-a9e62d137cd7" />
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Incorrect items under “For Hardware” + typo
“CHROME BROWSER” and “VSCODDE” are software; also “VSCODDE” is misspelled. Either move them to software or replace this with actual hardware. Example fix:
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Fix heading level jumps (MD001)
Headings should increment by one level. Change “# Installation” and “# Run” to sub-headings under “Implementation”.
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| No installation is required. The project is a single HTML file and runs directly in any modern web browser that supports the Web Speech API and Web Audio API (such as Chrome, Firefox, or Edge). | |
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| This screenshot captures GrumbleBot in its most irritable state, the "Extreme Diva" mood. The background has intensified to a bright, angry red and yellow. The emoji face is now visibly furious, with furrowed brows and a scowling expression. The chat history shows the bot's mood degrading to "high whine" and it replies to "WHAT IS THE WEATHER NOW" with an overtly hostile and sarcastic comment: "Do I look like a weatherman? I'm a grumbleman." This state is defined by a chaotic, high-energy visual theme and the most aggressive, dismissive responses. |
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Avoid bare URLs (MD034) and add alt text/captions for accessibility
Embed screenshots with Markdown image syntax and captions.
-https://github.com/amarashique726-bit/grumblebot/blob/main/S1%20LOW.jpg - LOW WHINE MODE
-This screenshot shows GrumbleBot in its "Low Whine" mood. The overall theme is a calm, slightly despondent blue and green. The bot's emoji face has a neutral, almost bored expression. The chat history shows the bot responding to a user's question, "WHAT IS THE TIME NOW," with a non-committal and unhelpful answer, "It's late. Or early. Take your pick." The interface is muted and lacks high-energy animations, reflecting the bot's low-key, whining personality.
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+_Extreme Diva Mode_: Intense red/yellow theme, most aggressive responses.📝 Committable suggestion
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| https://github.com/amarashique726-bit/grumblebot/blob/main/S1%20LOW.jpg - LOW WHINE MODE | |
| This screenshot shows GrumbleBot in its "Low Whine" mood. The overall theme is a calm, slightly despondent blue and green. The bot's emoji face has a neutral, almost bored expression. The chat history shows the bot responding to a user's question, "WHAT IS THE TIME NOW," with a non-committal and unhelpful answer, "It's late. Or early. Take your pick." The interface is muted and lacks high-energy animations, reflecting the bot's low-key, whining personality. | |
| https://github.com/amarashique726-bit/grumblebot/blob/main/S2%20MID.jpg - MEDIUM WHINE | |
| In this screenshot, GrumbleBot is in its "Medium Whine" mood. The background shifts to a warmer, more agitated orange and yellow gradient. The bot's emoji face shows a more pronounced look of annoyance and irritation. The chat shows two user questions and a sarcastic bot response: "WHAT IS THE TIME NOW" gets "It's late. Or early. Take your pick," and "CAN YOU PLAY A SONG FOR ME" receives a grumpy "I don't play music, I play the sad trombone." This mood is characterized by more visible frustration and a slightly more colorful interface. | |
| https://github.com/amarashique726-bit/grumblebot/blob/main/S3%20HIGH.jpg - EXTREME DIVA | |
| This screenshot captures GrumbleBot in its most irritable state, the "Extreme Diva" mood. The background has intensified to a bright, angry red and yellow. The emoji face is now visibly furious, with furrowed brows and a scowling expression. The chat history shows the bot's mood degrading to "high whine" and it replies to "WHAT IS THE WEATHER NOW" with an overtly hostile and sarcastic comment: "Do I look like a weatherman? I'm a grumbleman." This state is defined by a chaotic, high-energy visual theme and the most aggressive, dismissive responses. | |
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| In this screenshot, GrumbleBot is in its "Medium Whine" mood. The background shifts to a warmer, more agitated orange and yellow gradient. The bot's emoji face shows a more pronounced look of annoyance and irritation. The chat shows two user questions and a sarcastic bot response: "WHAT IS THE TIME NOW" gets "It's late. Or early. Take your pick," and "CAN YOU PLAY A SONG FOR ME" receives a grumpy "I don't play music, I play the sad trombone." This mood is characterized by more visible frustration and a slightly more colorful interface. | |
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| This screenshot captures GrumbleBot in its most irritable state, the "Extreme Diva" mood. The background has intensified to a bright, angry red and yellow. The emoji face is now visibly furious, with furrowed brows and a scowling expression. The chat history shows the bot's mood degrading to "high whine" and it replies to "WHAT IS THE WEATHER NOW" with an overtly hostile and sarcastic comment: "Do I look like a weatherman? I'm a grumbleman." This state is defined by a chaotic, high-energy visual theme and the most aggressive, dismissive responses. |
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In README.md around lines 130 to 140, the screenshots are referenced using bare
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clarity. Replace the bare URLs with proper Markdown image embedding syntax
including descriptive alt text for each image. Add captions below each image to
describe the mood and context, improving both accessibility and readability.
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