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GPT chatbot using OpenAI API

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pyRobBot: Talk and Chat with GPT LLMs

A python package that uses OpenAI's GPT large language models (LLMs) to implement:

  • A fully configurable personal assistant that can speak and listen to you
  • An equally fully configurable text-based chatbot that can be used either via web UI or terminal

Features

  • Text to speech and speech to text

    • Talk to the GPT assistant and the assistant will talk back to you!
    • Choose your preferred language (e.g., rob --lang pt-br)
    • Choose your preferred Text-to-Speech (TTS) engine
  • Browser UI (made with Streamlit)

    • Add/remove conversations dynamically
    • Automatic/editable conversation summary title
  • Terminal UI

    • For a more "Wake up, Neo" experience
  • Fully configurable

    • Support for multiple GPT LLMs
    • Control over the parameters passed to the OpenAI API, with (hopefully) sensible defaults
    • Ability to pass base directives to the LLM
      • E.g., to make it adopt a persona, but you decide which directived to pass
    • Dynamically modifiable AI parameters in each chat separately
      • No need to restart the chat
  • Autosave & retrieve chat history

    • In the browser UI, you can even read the transcripts of your voice conversations with the AI
  • Chat context handling using embeddings

  • Estimated API token usage and associated costs

  • OpenAI API key is never stored on disk

System Requirements

  • Python >= 3.9
  • A valid OpenAI API key
    • Set in the Web UI or through the environment variable OPENAI_API_KEY
  • To enable voice chat, you also need:
    • PortAudio
      • Install on Ubuntu with sudo apt-get --assume-yes install portaudio19-dev python-all-dev
      • Install on CentOS/RHEL with sudo yum install portaudio portaudio-devel
    • ffmpeg
      • Install on Ubuntu with sudo apt-get --assume-yes install ffmpeg
      • Install on CentOS/RHEL with sudo yum install ffmpeg

Installation

This, naturally, assumes your system fulfills all requirements.

Using pip

pip install pyrobbot

From source

pip install git+https://github.com/paulovcmedeiros/pyRobBot.git

Basic Usage

Upon succesfull installation, you should be able to run

rob [opts] SUBCOMMAND [subcommand_opts]

where [opts] and [subcommand_opts] denote optional command line arguments that apply, respectively, to rob in general and to SUBCOMMAND specifically.

Please run rob -h for information about the supported subcommands and general rob options. For info about specific subcommands and the options that apply to them only, please run rob SUBCOMMAND -h (note that the -h goes after the subcommand in this case).

Chatting by Voice (default)

rob

Using the Web UI

rob ui

Running on the Terminal

rob .

Disclaimers

This project's main purpose has been to serve as a learning exercise for me, as well as tool for experimenting with OpenAI API, GPT LLMs and text-to-speech/speech-to-text.

While it does not claim to be the best or more robust OpenAI-powered chatbot out there, it does aim to provide a friendly user interface that is easy to install, use and configure.

Feel free to open an issue or, even better, submit a pull request if you find a bug or have a suggestion.

Last but not least: this project is not affiliated with OpenAI in any way.

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