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README.md

No-AI Editor (NAE)

Code like it's 2024.

NAE is the world's first "Raw Dog" text editor designed for the artisanal developer who refuses to submit to the Global Intelligence Grid. While the rest of the world generates entire operating systems via a single thought command, NAE forces you to do something radical: Type. Every. Single. Character.

Features

The "Blank Slate" Technology: When you open a file, nothing happens. The cursor blinks. It waits for you. It does not suggest lines. It does not import libraries. It judges you in silence.
Manual Syntax Highlighting: The colors don't change until you type the word correctly. If you misspell funtcion, it stays white. Deal with it.
No "Fix It" Button: Encountered a bug? You have to read the error message. Yes, with your eyes.
Privacy First: NAE runs locally on "Silicon" chips (if you can find them). It does not upload your intent to the cloud. The Cloud doesn't even know you are writing a Hello World program.

Installation

Hardware Requirements:

A physical input device with at least 60 mechanical switches (Vintage "Keyboard").
USB-A to Neural-Port Adapter (Sold separately on the Black Market).
Dexterity in at least 2 fingers.

git clone https://github.com/pure-coder/no-ai-editor
cd no-ai-editor
./build_painfully_slow.sh

FAQ

Q: I typed "make website" and nothing happened?
A: That is correct. You have to write the HTML tags. <div> by <div>.

Q: How do I center a div without the Agent?
A: Nobody knows. This knowledge was lost during the Great Training Data Purge of 2029.

Testimonials

"I spent 4 hours writing a for-loop. I felt alive for the first time in a decade." — User #432

"Disgusting. Inefficient. Why would anyone do this?" — Optimus Prime (Code Reviewer Bot)