Updated openai import syntax. GPT-4 1106 added. Added pycord support. soon to add functions. I'll eventually add numpy vector memory to GPT-Voice project

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This is a fork of OpenAI's GPT-3 Discord Bot that has been modified to have unlimited memory and now defaults to the GPT 3.5 Turbo model, functionality (memories) may not be quite as good, but the model is far more impressive when it comes to simple things like understanding time. I also updated the summaries to text-curie-001 by default, so there may be a loss of some functionality there but the bot is WAY cheaper now. Older openai python packages do not support the current bot so updates are necessary. I utilized David Shapiro's code with some modifications to achieve this, all credit for this goes to David and others who have done this before me. His code is available here: https://github.com/daveshap/LongtermChatExternalSources

The bot takes your input and its output and creates embeddings with the 'embedding-ada-002' model and saves them as logs, each time you message the bot a search returns similar topics from your logs, these memories are summarized and a new embedding is created called notes. Each message you send creates a prompt that is sent to GPT-3, the prompt consists of your original prompt to the bot, a sample conversation, your memory notes, the last five messages in chat and your current message. The bot performs very well, able to recall memories of conversations past, it will timestamp them and this also gives the bot additional capabilities like knowing the current time and date.

In addition to long term memory the bot has been brought out from threads and will talk in regular text channels and does not need / commands. The bot will talk in every channel that it has permission to talk in, including threads, so be mindful of where you put your bot and what permissions it has. All permissions can be modified inside the Discord app. Also, all moderation has been turned off and removed from the code, be careful.

This bot uses the OpenAI Python Library and discord.py.

Features

• The model will generate a reply for every user message in any thread or text channel it has access to
• The past 5 messages and any history relating to the topic will be passed to GPT-3 with every message
• you can customize the bot instructions by modifying config.yaml
• you can change the model, the hardcoded value is gpt-3.5-turbo, the bot also uses 'embeddings-ada-002' for saving its memory and 'text-curie-001' for summarizing memories

Setup

1. Copy .env.example to .env and start filling in the values as detailed below (make sure .env is .env and not .env.txt)
2. Go to https://beta.openai.com/account/api-keys, create a new API key, and fill in OPENAI_API_KEY
3. Create your own Discord application at https://discord.com/developers/applications
4. Go to the Bot tab and click "Add Bot"
   • Click "Reset Token" and fill in DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN
   • Disable "Public Bot" unless you want your bot to be visible to everyone
   • Enable "Message Content Intent" under "Privileged Gateway Intents"
5. Go to the OAuth2 tab, copy your "Client ID", and fill in DISCORD_CLIENT_ID
6. Copy the ID the server you want to allow your bot to be used in by right clicking the server icon and clicking "Copy ID". Fill in ALLOWED_SERVER_IDS. If you want to allow multiple servers, separate the IDs by "," like server_id_1,server_id_2
7. Create folders inside the src directory for each of the following: chat_logs , memories , notes (I need to add this into the code but just haven't gotten to it.)
8. Install dependencies and run the bot

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   python -m src.main
   

   You should see an invite URL in the console. Copy and paste it into your browser to add the bot to your server.

FAQ

Why isn't my bot responding to commands?

Ensure that the channels your bots have access to allow the bot to have these permissions.

• Send Messages
• Send Messages in Threads
• Create Public Threads
• Manage Messages (only for moderation to delete blocked messages)
• Manage Threads
• Read Message History
• Use Application Commands