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Chatbot conversations License

|| || Python versions AI Models || Chatbot Chatbot || || Codeac

This project demonstrates a number of concepts:

  • NLP (or a simulation of it, using Eliza)
  • NLP (or a simulation of it, using Roberta)
  • Chatbot interactions (using REST API)
  • Microservices frameworks (Helidon and Quarkus)
  • And also using a simple python Flask app
  • Communication between three apps via a central app
  • Flexibility to add more chatbots
  • Ability to change the models used in place of the existing ones

Getting Started

Clone repository

git clone https://github.com/neomatrix369/chatbot-conversations.git

cd chatbot-conversations

Run docker container

./docker-runner.sh --runContainer

Components

  • Helidon world (Java)
  • Quarkus world (Java)
  • Roberta world (Python)
  • Connecting worlds (Java)

Presentations and Social media coverage

Tweet: Making chatbots have a conversation video video: helidon-world|quarkus-world|connecting-worlds

Video: 'Chatbot Conversations' with Mani Sarkar and Yugo Sakamoto video: Chatbot Conversations with Mani Sarkar and Yugo Sakamoto

Video: OotBD: Open source in the Cloud: 3 tools that helped us to collaborate

Video: OotBD - Working with Open Source Projects

See the different worlds (chat components) in conversation with each other:

helidon-world|quarkus-world|connecting-worlds helidon-world roberta-world connecting-worlds: helidon and roberta

How to build and run the projects

See how you can make the different worlds chat to each other, go to How to build and run the projects.

You can also find out the underlying components that make up the NLP aspect of the chatbots there.

How to build and run the Chatbot docker container

See how you can build and run your own docker container in your machine, go to How to build and run docker container.

Credits

Credits to the original authors of the code (different projects) used in this project. Special thanks to @yugoccp, @brjavaman and code4.life for giving us support for this community initiative!

Disclaimer

This a demo created for illustration purposes, please don't expect a fully functional app or high quality code. The focus has been to use simple ready-to-use components and illustrate the original ideas via a new app.