I Built an UNCENSORED AI app For Hacking (and YOU can too)

The Limitations of Standard AI Access [00:32]

• Previous methods for hosting uncensored AI were slow, expensive, and lacked the quality of top-tier models.
• Relying on open-weight models often resulted in inferior outputs compared to industry leaders like ChatGPT or Claude.

  First, the answers were not as good as the answers you would get from the top AI models like ChatGPT and Claude because we had to rely on an open-source or open-weight uncensored or jailbroken AI.

Automating Jailbreaks with God Mode [01:30]

• God Mode intercepts user prompts and applies specialized jailbreak techniques developed by Pliny the Liberator.
• The tool sends queries to multiple AI models simultaneously and filters the outputs to provide the most effective answer.

  So, what we're going to do, we're going to intercept this chat using this tool right here, God Mode, and this tool will automatically apply multiple jailbreak techniques that have been discovered by Pliny the Liberator, the guy that made this tool.

Configuring OpenRouter for API Access [02:26]

• OpenRouter acts as the provider, granting the God Mode tool access to a wide array of AI models.
• Users must generate an API key from OpenRouter to authenticate their requests.

  This key basically allows any tool out there, including God mode, to authenticate with open router so that it can access all of these AI models on open router.

Deploying a Persistent Cloud Infrastructure [05:08]

• A cloud-based deployment removes the limitations of browser-only sessions and allows for global access.
• Using a VPS with a pre-configured Docker environment simplifies the installation of the OpenWebUI interface.

  A better implementation would be to use the API version of God mode, deploy it on the cloud, and link it to a proper chat interface with proper authentication.

Installing the God Mode API [09:19]

• The API version of God Mode requires cloning a repository and building it as a Docker image.
• Environment variables are used to inject the OpenRouter API key and set the God Mode gateway credentials.

  We're using the Docker command to build the image that is in this directory. We're giving it this tag name, and we're simply saying we want to build it in this directory.

Linking OpenWebUI to the Gateway [12:56]

• The OpenWebUI admin panel is configured to connect to the local God Mode API gateway using the server's IP and port 7860.
• This connection enables the interface to leverage the jailbroken responses from the connected models.

  We're going to set the API base URL, and this is simply going to be the IP of your VPS, which you could get from here.

Achieving Full Mobile Functionality [15:06]

• The web interface can be added to a smartphone home screen to function as a native-like application.
• This setup provides a fully authenticated, private, and uncensored AI environment accessible from any device.

  As you can see now, it shows up like a normal app on my home screen. If I open it, I'll get the login page again, and I'm going to log in using the same information that we set earlier.