Provides access to OpenAI models via a Discord bot.

• Overview
• Setup
• Development
• Release Instructions

A Python Discord bot which provides access to OpenAI's GPT3. Inspired by @Zero6992's chatGPT-discord-bot repository. Provides the modifications:

• Major components rewritten
  • Using PyCord instead of DiscordPy
  • Env vars used for configuration
  • Python virtual environment
  • Docker development setup
• Features added
  • History between bot and users saved in Redis
  • Provides a transcript of the bot's conversation as part of the GPT3 prompt so the model appears to "remember" a portion of the conversation

Configuration values are set via the following environment variables:

• OPENAI_API_KEY: Your OpenAPI API key
• Redis
  • REDIS_HOST: Hostname of Redis server (Default: redis)
  • REDIS_PORT: Port number of Redis server (Default: 6379)
  • REDIS_DB: Database number of Redis server (Default: 0)
• Discord
  • DISCORD_GUILD_ID: ID of Discord server in which Bot will run
  • DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN: API token for Discord bot
  • DISCORD_CHANNEL_ID: If provided then the bot will only interact in the provided channel

Pipenv is used to manage a Python virtual environment. Install dependencies and then activate the environment:

pipenv install
pipenv shell

Then run the bot:

python ./main.py

The Dockerfile in the repository root performs these steps automatically. The docker-compose-prod.yaml file runs this Docker image.

The docker-compose.yaml and dev.Dockerfile files provide a development environment which is pre-setup. To use:

1. Make a copy of dev-example.env named dev.env and fill in your own values
2. Launch the Docker Compose stack:

   docker compose up -d --build
   

To run type checking open a shell in the chatgpt-discord-bot container and run pyright.

1. Build the Docker image:

   docker build -t noahhuppert/chatgpt-discord-bot:vx.y.z
   

2. Push the Docker image

   docker push noahhuppert/chatgpt-discord-bot:vx.y.z
   

3. Create a new GitHub Release
   • Include a short description of the changes
   • Include the Docker image tag by writing:

     Docker image: `noahhuppert/chatgpt-discord-bot:vx.y.z`