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I have found sun-o, bolt, snowflake-o, cloud, and maybe tint?

Do you realize that you can serve your Github Pages websites from your master branch? @loquacious

Make it so Fuchsia says "I'm sorry, i didn't quite understand that. Would you like me to Google it instead?"

And you can add an else if y.startswith Google/Search for... then it goes straight to Google.

This means people can download the Fuchsia script and use it in their own projects. It also means that the gh-pages will become a demo for the master branch.

The "Fuchsia" function will be in a fuchsia.js file and the controlling of the demo would be put into controller.js.

Fuchsia can speak more like a normal person (how are you?, thank you, etc. have already been integrated).

Possibly use http://openweathermap.org/api to get the weather from a city. If no city is found, it could default to a city or say that the city's weather information was not found.

Allow user to choose from searching with Google, Bing, Yahoo, reddit, etc.

If you decide to use the modules, if additional modules are added, you won't be able to see them unless you clear your cookies. This is because the memory variable is stored in a cookie. I'm not entirely sure how I could fix this one.

#17 <- Look at this issue | Since we are using Google APIs, the easiest of them would be the Google Maps API. The user could ask directions, and Fuchsia gives an answer.

var Fuchsia = {
    y: undefined,
    newtab: undefined,
    endpoint: undefined,
    page: $('html, body'),
    memory: {
        name: [],
        modules: {
            'random': false,
            'entertainment': false
        }
    },
    ...
}

Or something like that.

When grabbing any data from another site (API, image), it seems to work in some browsers but fail in others. This could be an http/https error, but I haven't been able to test on browsers on different operating systems.

Extend current "should I watch ...?" to "should I read ...?" and "should I listen to ...?".

Allow certain triggers (call me , my name is , I am ) to set your name and allow Fuchsia to remember through sessions.

Many have asked for this feature, but I haven't any time to implement this myself right now. I may come back to this another time, however.

If the user wanted to see all of their settings (including module settings, name, etc.), return a well formatted box containing this information.

If it's "night" and you're using the "day" theme or vice-versa, Fuchsia will suggest the alternate theme to you.

Use let and const instead of var.

Obviously, use higher-order functions in conjunction with arrow functions.

It would be very helpful if the Wikipedia links linked to the disambiguation.

Allow user to send multiple commands to Fuchsia by separating them with double ampersands (&&), for example, Hello && Flip a coin && Call me Bob.

Upon the question what can you do, a randomized response from a list of what the core of Fuchsia can do will be returned. It may also bring up any other mandatory cores.

Edit: finished!

If I recall correctly, Jarvis has (had?) a feature allowing you to check the top posts on a subreddit.

Self-explanatory; explains new features added as of 2016.02.02. Additionally, add more stuff to, "What can I do?" command.

A lot more themes that can be user-submitted (through pull-requests obviously).

The Show/Hide Image link needs to refer to the image in that paragraph, which I believe I've done in the JavaScript, but clicking on it doesn't do anything, even though the image exists.

"Play " + song_name

I would need to find an API to find the music.