This is a silly discord to openai bot designed to amuse myself and my friends
In most circumstances you can just @Danbot and recieve a response, if you include 🧵 in your message the response will be in a thread, which will retain context between messages, though you still have to @Danbot inside the thread to get responses
The bot also supports requests to @Danbot draw me a picture of <something> which will respond with a Dall-E generated picture as requested
It's probably easiest to run this via the Dockerfile, just remember to set the necessary environment variables on startup
docker build -t openaibot . && docker run --rm -it openaibot \
-e BOT_TRACING=false \
-e BOT_JSON_LOGS=false \
-e BOT_OPENAI_AUTH_TOKEN=<redacted> \
-e BOT_DISCORD_TOKEN=<redacted> \
-e BOT_OPENAIDISCORDBOTIMAGES_NAME=<s3 bucket> \
-e AI_DISCORD_BOT_CONVERSATIONS_NAME=<dynamodb_table_name>
This bot uses the unfortunately named AWS Copilot framework to deploy a simple docker service to ECS
It requires an OpenAI API Key, and a Discord Bot Token be set to BOT_OPENAI_AUTH_TOKEN and BOT_DISCORD_TOKEN respectively, probably in SSM,
when deployed you should probably set BOT_JSON_LOGS=true
copilot env init # Create a deployment environment, "test" by default
copilot secret init # Create an SSM secret for BOT_OPENAI_AUTH_TOKEN
copilot secret init # Create an SSM secret for BOT_DISCORD_TOKEN
copilot deploy --env test # Deploy the application to ECS
You can authorize the currently deployed bot to your server with the following OAuth2 URL: https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1076924748124143727&permissions=395204176896&scope=bot
Sometimes the bot ends up in a discord role with the same name as a the bot, which makes @ messages directed at it quite confusing, after adding the bot I'd suggest going to your server settings, and looking for a role with the same name as the bot user, if you see it, rename it something else like "GPTChatBot"