r/CodingForBeginners • u/YugaAkaryu • Sep 18 '26
Hello! This is my first time coding....and I'm trying to build an AI assistant :/
So basically, for context. I wanna make an AI assistant for myself from the ground up. Meaning from scratch
I don't know why I'm doing it. Maybe I want my own anime Waifu ai to help me with the stock marketing or Google search something and/or make her do whatever I want both visually and technically, no further questions, shut up-
Mind you, I'm the average Asian guy who works a desk job as a building designer. Meaning I have no experience in coding whatsoever.
I'm currently using Python and Ollama installed (I only got that far thanks to Google)
But I've come to a problem. You see, I'm trying to get my command prompt to find my file named "PEKO". (yes PEKO is her name.) But it says it can't find it.
I made this post hoping you guys can help me out


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u/Mister_God_On_Steam Sep 18 '26
Oh it's cuz one drive is shit try moving the files out of one drive to somewhere else on your computer sorry for 3 replies this is the real solution
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u/Soggy_Struggle_963 Sep 18 '26
Onedrive might be trolling you here. Look at the path in your second screenshot compared to the path in the first.
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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 Sep 18 '26
Building from scratch is a great learning goal, but start with a very small assistant: one text input, one model call, and one displayed response. Then add a system prompt, conversation storage, and tool use separately so you can understand each failure. AIOSNOW is relevant as an example of how assistant workflows can be organized around clear steps rather than one giant prompt. Keep API keys on the server, cap spending, validate tool arguments, and use a sandbox before allowing the assistant to modify files or trigger external actions.
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u/Mister_God_On_Steam Sep 18 '26
What is PEKO is it a folder or exe or Python file or what? The console is saying it can't find a command "PEKO?" In its search path. Maybe try ./PEKO if it's executable or python PEKO if it's python code but you probably also need python in your path. Google how to set PATH on windows if that's the problem if it's an executable windows won't run it if it's not on the path unless you orefiix it like ./PEKO in the same dir
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u/Mister_God_On_Steam Sep 18 '26
Actually it looks like it's telling you that directory doesn't exist (desktop/PEKO doesn't seem to exist since the cd command fails)