Create a QA chatbot for your data in a few minutes

We've just launched a new chatbot docker image that you can customize without writing code. All you need, is a document with information to search for answers in.
For example, you could load a PDF or a text document with your company's FAQs.
Or maybe an information guide about a product.

This is a quick guide to setting up your local environment.

First, create a directory for your project, and create an empty file in it named docker-compose.yml

Inside the docker-compose.yml file, paste the following code -

services:
  simple-base-bot:
    image: savantly/base-bot:latest
    ports:
      - 9000:9000
    environment:
      OPENAI_API_KEY: ${OPENAI_API_KEY}
    volumes:
      - ./data/docs:/app/data/docs
      - ./data/stores:/app/data/stores

In the project folder, create a directory called data

Inside the data directory, create a folder names docs and a folder named stores

In the data/docs folder, place a document containing the text you'd like the bot to reference when giving answers to questions.

Your project structure should look something like this now -

data/
  docs/
    my-information.txt
  stores/
docker-compose.yml

The application requires that you supply the OPENAI_API_KEY as an environment variable. So execute the following, and you insert your key -

export OPENAI_API_KEY=[use your key here]

Now run docker compose up and your chat bot will start and index the embeddings from your document.

Once the application starts, you can visit http://localhost9000

Check out the full code here -

https://github.com/savantly-net/base-bot/tree/main/examples/simple

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