Botify
Introduction
This Package provides Botify class can be used to create your bot. Your bot will take orders in natural language and performing various actions based on the List of Tasks which you specify.
Note that, this package does not intends to really understand the natural langauge. Instead, you need to specify a mapping between various keywords and the tasks you need your bot to perform. This technique works pretty well as demonstrated by our example project nlcalc.
Features include:
Ability to understand a large set of commands in natural language based on very little input.
Installation
pip install botify
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License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details.
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