simplecontext-bot 1.3.0.post1

AI Telegram Bot powered by SimpleContext — one-command setup, auto-downloads engine and agents.

🤖 SimpleContext-Bot

AI Telegram Bot powered by SimpleContext
Setup wizard · 15 agents · Dynamic plugins · Works with Gemini, OpenAI, Ollama

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✨ What is this?

SimpleContext-Bot is a ready-to-run Telegram bot powered by SimpleContext — a structured AI brain with tiered memory, intent planning, and context scoring.

A built-in setup wizard automatically downloads the engine, 15 agents, and optional plugins — then walks you through configuration step by step.

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🚀 Installation

Option A — pip (recommended)

pip install simplecontext-bot
simplecontext-bot setup
simplecontext-bot start

Option B — from source

git clone https://github.com/zacxyonly/SimpleContext-Bot.git
cd SimpleContext-Bot
pip install .
simplecontext-bot setup
simplecontext-bot start

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🧙 Setup Wizard

simplecontext-bot setup

The wizard handles everything in 6 steps:

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  🧠 SimpleContext-Bot — Setup Wizard
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Step 1/6  Download SimpleContext engine        ✅
Step 2/6  Download 15 agent definitions        ✅
Step 3/6  Plugin Ecosystem (Optional)
           Install Vector Search? [y/N]: y     ✅
           Install Summarizer?    [y/N]: y     ✅
Step 4/6  Telegram Bot Token                   → paste from @BotFather
Step 5/6  LLM Provider & API Key               → Gemini / OpenAI / Ollama
Step 6/6  Final configuration                  ✅ Done!

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🔑 Getting Your Tokens

Telegram Bot Token

1. Open Telegram → search @BotFather
2. Send /newbot → follow the steps → copy the token

Gemini API Key (free, recommended)

1. Go to aistudio.google.com/app/apikey
2. Click Create API Key → copy

OpenAI API Key

1. Go to platform.openai.com/api-keys
2. Click Create new secret key → copy

Ollama (local, free, no API key)

1. Install from ollama.ai
2. ollama pull llama3
3. Make sure Ollama is running before starting the bot

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🎯 Auto-Routing

No need to manually switch agents. The bot detects the best agent automatically:

"ada bug di python saya"     →  🖥️  coding
"deploy ke server nginx"     →  🚀  devops
"tulis caption instagram"    →  ✍️  writer
"terjemahkan ke english"     →  🌐  translator
"jelaskan konsep ini"        →  📚  tutor
"ringkas artikel ini"        →  📝  summarizer
"cek fakta berita ini"       →  🔍  researcher
"komplain order saya"        →  🎧  customer_service
"analisis data penjualan"    →  📊  analyst
"bantu investasi saham"      →  💰  finance
"cek kontrak ini"            →  ⚖️  legal
"brainstorm ide startup"     →  🎨  creative
"tips produktivitas"         →  ⚡  productivity
"olahraga untuk pemula"      →  💪  health

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🤖 Available Agents (15)

Core

	Agent	Description
🧠	general	Default fallback — smart routing to specialized agents
🖥️	coding	Expert programmer — debug, review, all languages
🚀	devops	Server, Docker, CI/CD, Linux infrastructure
✍️	writer	Content, copywriting, email, social media

Knowledge & Research

	Agent	Description
🔍	researcher	Fact-checking, research, source evaluation
📚	tutor	Patient adaptive teacher for any subject
📝	summarizer	Condense any content into clear summaries
🌐	translator	Multi-language, idiom-aware translation

Business & Professional

	Agent	Description
📊	analyst	Data analysis, business insights, KPIs
🎧	customer_service	Empathetic CS, complaint handling
💰	finance	Budgeting, investing, financial planning
⚖️	legal	Contracts, rights, Indonesian law reference

Lifestyle & Creativity

	Agent	Description
🎨	creative	Brainstorming, storytelling, naming, worldbuilding
⚡	productivity	Time management, habits, GTD, focus systems
💪	health	Fitness, nutrition, sleep, mental wellness

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💬 Bot Commands

Built-in Commands

Command	Description
/start	Welcome message, saves your name
/help	Show all commands including plugin commands
/agents	List all available agents
/agent <n>	Switch to a specific agent
/agent auto	Back to auto-routing
/clear	Clear conversation history (keeps profile)
/status	Show current agent, message count, active plugins
/memory	Show your saved profile
/plugins	List active plugins and their commands

Plugin Commands (auto-registered)

Plugin commands register automatically when a plugin is loaded:

Command	Plugin Required	Description
/semantic <query>	vector-search	Search memory by meaning
/summary	summarizer	Summarize conversation
/search <query>	web-search	Search the internet
/translate <lang>	translate	Set language or translate
/sentiment	sentiment	View sentiment analysis
/analytics	analytics	View usage statistics
/usage	rate-limiter	Check your usage quota

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🔌 Plugin Ecosystem

Extend the bot with plugins from SimpleContext-Plugin.

Available Official Plugins

Plugin	Description
vector-search	Semantic memory search — find by meaning, not exact words
analytics	Usage statistics per user and agent
summarizer	Auto-compress conversation to episodic memory via LLM
web-search	Real-time internet search (DuckDuckGo free, Bing, Google)
translate	Multi-language — auto-detect 20+ languages
sentiment	Sentiment analysis — adapts agent tone when user is frustrated
rate-limiter	Limit requests per hour/day, token estimation

Install Plugins

simplecontext-bot plugins list                    # fetch list from GitHub registry
simplecontext-bot plugins install vector-search   # install a plugin
simplecontext-bot plugins install summarizer
simplecontext-bot plugins remove vector-search    # remove a plugin

Manual (community plugins):

cp my_plugin.py ~/.simplecontext-bot/plugins/
simplecontext-bot start   # auto-detected on startup

How Plugin Commands Work

Plugins declare their own Telegram commands via app_commands (SimpleContext v4.3 standard). The bot registers them automatically — no code changes needed:

class MyPlugin(BasePlugin):
    app_commands = {
        "mycommand": {
            "description": "What this does",
            "usage":       "/mycommand <arg>",
            "handler":     "handle_mycommand",
        }
    }

    async def handle_mycommand(self, ctx: AppCommandContext) -> str:
        return f"Hello from {ctx.platform}! Query: {ctx.args_str}"

Drop the file → restart → /mycommand is live in Telegram.

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⚙️ CLI Commands

# Setup & Start
simplecontext-bot setup                   # First-time setup wizard
simplecontext-bot start                   # Start the bot
simplecontext-bot start --debug           # Start with verbose logging

# Status & Info
simplecontext-bot status                  # Show configuration summary
simplecontext-bot status --test           # Check + test LLM connection
simplecontext-bot dashboard               # Show usage stats and system info
simplecontext-bot agents                  # List installed agents

# Update
simplecontext-bot update                  # Update engine + agents + plugins
simplecontext-bot update --engine-only    # Update engine only
simplecontext-bot update --agents-only    # Update agents only
simplecontext-bot update --plugins-only   # Update installed plugins only

# Plugins
simplecontext-bot plugins list            # List plugins (fetches from GitHub)
simplecontext-bot plugins install <id>    # Install a plugin
simplecontext-bot plugins remove <id>     # Remove a plugin

# Config (change any value without re-running setup)
simplecontext-bot set llm.api_key <key>   # Update API key
simplecontext-bot set llm.model <model>   # Change LLM model
simplecontext-bot set llm.provider <p>    # Switch provider (gemini/openai/ollama)
simplecontext-bot set telegram.token <t>  # Update Telegram token
simplecontext-bot set bot.debug true      # Enable debug logging
simplecontext-bot set bot.memory_limit 30 # Increase memory limit

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📊 Dashboard

simplecontext-bot dashboard

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║         SimpleContext-Bot Dashboard              ║
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  🔧 System
  ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Engine     : ✅ Installed
  DB size    : 2.4 MB
  Telegram   : ✅ Configured

  🤖 Agents & Plugins
  ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Agents     : 15 installed
  Plugins    : 2 installed  (vector_search_plugin, summarizer_plugin)

  🧠 LLM
  ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Provider   : gemini
  Model      : gemini/gemini-2.0-flash

  📊 Usage Stats
  ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Users      : 42
  Nodes      : 1,847

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📁 Files After Setup

~/.simplecontext-bot/
├── config.json          ← settings (tokens, LLM, plugins)
├── bot.db               ← conversation memory (SQLite)
├── simplecontext/       ← engine (auto-downloaded)
├── agents/              ← 15 agent YAML files (auto-downloaded)
│   ├── general.yaml
│   ├── coding.yaml
│   └── ...
└── plugins/             ← installed plugins
    ├── vector_search_plugin.py
    └── summarizer_plugin.py

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🔧 Troubleshooting

Diagnose issues:

simplecontext-bot status --test

Update everything:

simplecontext-bot update

Change a config value without re-running setup:

simplecontext-bot set llm.api_key <new-key>
simplecontext-bot set llm.model gemini/gemini-2.5-flash
simplecontext-bot set telegram.token <new-token>

Start fresh:

rm -rf ~/.simplecontext-bot
simplecontext-bot setup

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🧠 Powered By

Repo	Role
SimpleContext	AI brain — tiered memory, context scoring, intent planning
SimpleContext-Agents	15 ready-to-use agent definitions
SimpleContext-Plugin	Official plugin registry
LiteLLM	Universal LLM connector

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🔗 Ecosystem

Repo	Description
SimpleContext	Core engine — Universal AI Brain
SimpleContext-Agents	Ready-to-use agent definitions
SimpleContext-Plugin	Plugin registry
SimpleContext-Bot	This repo
SimpleContext-Docs	Full documentation

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