This is an extremely useful tutorial as well, I am currently working on a project that involves a model and persistent memory stored on my home computer. This allows the model to recall an infinite amount of past conversations or things discussed, as long as your computer can handle the increase in token size. Currently I have created a script that you can interact with the model through either the command prompt or through a discord chat, and anything said by you or the model is stored to a JSON file to be recalled later. In the future I plan to add some kind of functionality that allows it to read and write files to the desktop and much more.
Thanks for tutorial! Is there a way to make this persistent through power failures or system reboots so the bot will come back up right after? Perhaps creating this in a docker container?
is it possible to @ mention the bot for an AI generated response? If so, how? edit: I basically mean to replace the /ask command and instead just @ ping the discord bot
Yes that's possible. Just configure the bot to respond to mentions as commands. With @bot.event decorator, you can modify the bot's code so it listens for messages that specifically mention it. Will try to cover this in the next tutorial.
@@DataSciencewithHarshit yep I got it justtt before you replied, I got the bot fully working now with all the functionality I really need from it. Thanks a ton, and I plan to upload what I have done so far to GitHub if you would be interested.
This is an extremely useful tutorial as well, I am currently working on a project that involves a model and persistent memory stored on my home computer. This allows the model to recall an infinite amount of past conversations or things discussed, as long as your computer can handle the increase in token size. Currently I have created a script that you can interact with the model through either the command prompt or through a discord chat, and anything said by you or the model is stored to a JSON file to be recalled later. In the future I plan to add some kind of functionality that allows it to read and write files to the desktop and much more.
Great content Harshit. Really enjoyed. I wish I could get such content every week/day. Wishes are sometimes greed. 😀
Great content Harshit, as always. Thank you for this wonderful video. Keep posting man, good luck :D
Thanks for tutorial! Is there a way to make this persistent through power failures or system reboots so the bot will come back up right after? Perhaps creating this in a docker container?
Host it on heroku or any other cloud provider.
is it possible to @ mention the bot for an AI generated response? If so, how?
edit: I basically mean to replace the /ask command and instead just @ ping the discord bot
Yes that's possible. Just configure the bot to respond to mentions as commands.
With @bot.event decorator, you can modify the bot's code so it listens for messages that specifically mention it. Will try to cover this in the next tutorial.
@@DataSciencewithHarshit yep I got it justtt before you replied, I got the bot fully working now with all the functionality I really need from it. Thanks a ton, and I plan to upload what I have done so far to GitHub if you would be interested.
Now i just need to get it on a server instead of my raspi 5 so it dosent take 2 minutes to respond 😂