Jenny v5.1.9-LTS

Jenny_v5.1.9-LTS.zip

Goal

This file is an installation guide for new users. Please do everything mentioned in this document.

Downloading Jenny

Git is needed for this section. If you had not installed, you can install Git from it's official website.
Open a new terminal window. Copy and paste the command below:

git clone https://github.com/hypernova-developer/Jenny.git

Preparing Files

A compiler is needed for this section. If you do not have one, I highly recommend GCC for performance and security.
Use the command below to go to the folder where source codes are at:

cd "src/"

Installing Jenny

You will have to compile all of the source codes inside the folder. Before this section, be sure that you added your compiler as an environment variable. If everything is alright, you can use the commands below:

g++ .\jenny.cpp -o jenny.exe -O3 -lole32 -loleaut32 -lwbemuuid

g++ .\SentinelCore.cpp -o SentinelCore.exe -O3 -std=c++17 -lwintrust -lbcrypt -liphlpapi

g++ .\compilex.cpp -o compilex_engine.exe -O3 -std=c++20

g++ .\ProtocolX.cpp -o ProtocolX.exe -O3 -std=c++20

Completing Installation

Define "...\Jenny\src" as an environment variable. After this, jenny.exe file will be executed from wherever you are.

Configurating Jenny

Jenny uses a configuration file for settings. Nothing will be burned into binaries. If you change settings and paths, you will not need to compile the files again. Before running Jenny, be sure that you edited jenny.conf.

Information About Configuring

You have to be careful while typing the paths of your own files. The template is given in the file but not descripted. The description is at CONFIGURATION.md file.

Thanks

Thanks for reading this document. Good luck with your own projects.

hypernova-developer

Owner:
@hypernova-developer

Jenny v5.1.8-BETA

Goal

This file is an installation guide for new users. Please do everything mentioned in this document.

Downloading Jenny

Git is needed for this section. If you had not installed, you can install Git from it's official website.
Open a new terminal window. Copy and paste the command below:

git clone https://github.com/hypernova-developer/Jenny.git

Preparing Files

A compiler is needed for this section. If you do not have one, I highly recommend GCC for performance and security.
Use the command below to go to the folder where source codes are at:

cd "src/"

Installing Jenny

You will have to compile all of the source codes inside the folder. Before this section, be sure that you added your compiler as an environment variable. If everything is alright, you can use the commands below:

g++ .\jenny.cpp -o jenny.exe -O3 -lole32 -loleaut32 -lwbemuuid

g++ .\SentinelCore.cpp -o SentinelCore.exe -O3 -std=c++17 -lwintrust -lbcrypt -liphlpapi

g++ .\compilex.cpp -o compilex_engine.exe -O3 -std=c++20

g++ .\ProtocolX.cpp -o ProtocolX.exe -O3 -std=c++20

Completing Installation

Define "...\Jenny\src" as an environment variable. After this, jenny.exe file will be executed from wherever you are.

Configurating Jenny

Jenny uses a configuration file for settings. Nothing will be burned into binaries. If you change settings and paths, you will not need to compile the files again. Before running Jenny, be sure that you edited jenny.conf.

Information About Configurating

You have to be careful while typing the paths of your own files. The template is given in the file but not descripted. The description is at CONFIGURATING.md file.

Thanks

Thanks for reading this document. Good luck with your own projects.

hypernova-developer

Owner:
@hypernova-developer

Jenny v5.1.4-LTS

Jenny_v5.1.4-LTS.zip

Goal

This file is an installation guide for new users. Please do everything mentioned in this document.

Downloading Jenny

Git is needed for this section. If you had not installed, you can install Git here
Open a new terminal window. Copy and paste the command below:

git clone https://github.com/hypernova-developer/Jenny.git

Preparing Files

A compiler is needed for this section. If you do not have one, I highly recommend GCC from GNU. You can install it here
Use the command below to go to the folder where source codes are at:

cd "src/"

Installing Jenny

You will have to compile all of the source codes inside the folder. Before this section, be sure that you added your compiler as an environment variable. If everything is alright, you can use the commands below:

g++ .\jenny.cpp -o jenny.exe -O3 -lwininet -lole32 -loleaut32 -lwbemuuid

g++ .\SentinelCore.cpp -o SentinelCore.exe -O3 -std=c++17 -lwintrust -lbcrypt -liphlpapi

g++ .\compilex.cpp -o compilex_engine.exe -O3 -std=c++20

g++ .\ProtocolX.cpp -o ProtocolX.exe -O3 -std=c++20

Completing Installation

Define "...\Jenny\src" as an environment variable. After this, jenny.exe file will be executed from wherever you are.

Thanks

Thanks for reading this document. Good luck with your own projects.

hypernova-developer

@hypernova-developer

Jenny v4.2.1-LTS

Jenny_v4.1.0-LTS.zip
Contributor: @hypernova-developer

Jenny v4.1.1-LTS

Jenny_v4.1.1-LTS.zip
Contributor: @hypernova-developer

Jenny v4.0.1-LTS

Jenny_v4.1.1-LTS.zip
Fixed everything to WORK!

Jenny v4.0.0-LTS

Jenny_v4.0.0-LTS.zip
The CompileX module switched from batch processing to C++ technology.
Contributors: @hypernova-developer

Jenny v3.1.0-LTS

Jenny_v3.1.0-LTS.zip
Contributors: @hypernova-developer
Updated the CompileX module.

Jenny v3.0.0-LTS

Jenny_v3.0.0-LTS.zip

🐉 Jenny AI CLI - v3.0.0-LTS: The Shadow Protocol

Jenny AI CLI is a high-performance terminal interface designed for system management, cybersecurity scanning, and streamlined development workflows. It is a core component of the SyntaX Library Collection ecosystem.

🚀 What's New (v3.0.0-LTS)

🛡️ ProtocolX Integration

With this major release, Jenny introduces "The Shadow Protocol"—a secure communication layer powered by an external binary (ProtocolX.exe). You can now encrypt and decrypt sensitive data with maximum speed and zero footprint.

• --px-e: Encrypts messages using the ProtocolX algorithm.
• --px-d: Decodes encrypted strings back to original text.

⚔️ Advanced System Reporting

• Hardware and software reporting modules are now fully optimized for i7-13700H and modern architectures.
• Stabilized integrations for Sentinel Core and the CompileX engine.

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🛠️ Available Commands

Command	Description
--hardware	Displays detailed system and hardware reports.
--software	Provides OS version, build, and kernel information.
--px-e	(ProtocolX) Secure encryption via external binary.
--px-d	(ProtocolX) Secure decryption via external binary.
--check-updates	Scans for application and driver updates.
--upgrade-apps	Upgrades installed applications via Winget.
--compile	Compiles source files using the CompileX engine.
--sentinel	Scans directories for threats (Sentinel Core).
--sentinel-network	Audits active network connections for security.
--vault	Generates and securely stores strong passwords.

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🏗️ Architectural Philosophy

• Pure Power: Minimal resource overhead, maximum execution speed.
• Modularity: Independent modules designed for stability and isolation.
• LTS: Long-Term Support guaranteed for mission-critical tasks.

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👨‍💻 Developer

Eymen (The Architect) SyntaX Library Collection & TIG Projects

"Focus: Raw Power, Speed, and Minimalist Execution."

Jenny 2.2.2-LTS

In this release, the bug of the compiled file being in the direction of CompileX is fixed and the ability of showing software information is added.