Golem is a python framework for building chatbots for Messenger and other platforms.
Find out how to make your own bot on the Wiki.
Features
What it can do:
Receive messages from Messenger (Telegram and more platforms coming soon)
- Extract entities from these messages using Wit
e.g. “Show me the best concert” -> intent: recommend, query: concert
Keep track of the history of all entity values in the context
Move between different states of the conversation based on intent and other entities
Call actions of these states and return messages
It supports any language supported by Wit (English is recommended)
What it can NOT do:
It does not pre-train Wit, you have to do that yourself
It does not use Wit stories, only entity recognition
It’s not built for AI conversational bots (you can try though :P)
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