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Baibot - Conversational AI in Your Matrix Rooms

🤖 baibot (pronounced bye-bot) is an AI (Large Language Model ) bot.

It’s designed as a more private and 🌟 featureful alternative to the old ChatGPT bot we’ve been offering. See 🖼️ Screenshots below.

Different use purposes are supported (depending on the ☁️ provider & model):

• 💬 text-generation : communicating with you via text
• 🦻 speech-to-text : turning your voice messages into text
• 🗣️ text-to-speech : turning bot or users text messages into voice messages
• 🖌️ image-generation : generating images based on instructions

It supports OpenAI ’s ChatGPT models, as many well as other ☁️ providers . See the How to choose a provider documentation section for more details.

Usage

Inviting the bot to a room

Start a new chat with @baibot:your-server.com or invite it to an existing room.

After joining, the bot will introduce itself and show information about the ✨ features that are enabled for it.

To be able to chat with the bot, you will first need to define a new agent .

Note that the bot exhibits different behavior based on room type (1-on-1 vs group chats).

Defining agents

Since the bot starts with an empty 🤖 agent configuration, it will not report any capabilities.

To get real use of the bot, you will need to create a new agent backed by some supported ☁️ provider . See How to choose a provider and How to use a provider documentation sections. Also see the 🖼️ Agent creation screenshot.

After defining an agent and assigning it as a 🤝 handler for a given use-purpose (the bot will guide you through the process after creating the agent), you’ll be able to send messages to the room and get responses from the bot.

Learning more

By default, the command prefix for this bot is configured to be !bai. You can get help by sending a !bai help message to the chat room.

You may also find the following resources helpful:

• 📖 Usage documentation page (also accessible via !bai usage chat command)
• 📚 Documentation

Different behavior based on room type

Note that the bot behaves differently based on the type of room it’s in (1-on-1 chat or group conversation):

• in 1-on-1 rooms, the bot considers every chat message as an inquiry and starts a chat thread to provide an answer
• in rooms with multiple people (group chats), the bot does not consider every chat message as an inquiry meant for it to handle. This is to allow regular conversation (between people) to happen in the room without triggering the bot. In such rooms, you need to prefix all your questions to the bot with !bai. Example message that would trigger the bot: !bai What are the benefits of decentralized networks?. Alternatively, you can also trigger the bot by mentioning it in your message (@baibot: Hello!)

This behavior is configurable via the bot’s 💬 Text Generation / 🗟 Prefix Requirement Type setting.

🖼️ Screenshots

• 👋 Introduction and general usage
• 🖌️ Image Generation
• 🤖 Agent creation
• 🖼️ Sticker generation and prefix-requirement settings

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