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[FREE]GPTwhisperer_v1 - Let an AI reply to recieved whispers 1.0.0

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Hello all.

Never though much about trying to write a plugin for a bot until I discovered WRobot. With all the AI craze going on I though, well why not let chatGPT respond to whispers recieved.

This is version 1.0 as it works as well as I had initially planned. It includes:

- Reading whispers recived and the username they are from

- Sending recived whispers to OpenAI (chatGPT) or a local ai such as gptforall or any other that has a openai like rest api

- Responding to the user who sent the whisper with the respond from AI

- Set a context for the AI as a starter message so it knows what it is doing: new { role = "system", content = "You are an avid and helpful world of warcraft player" },

 

The image I attached is first of me whispering myself a question and then the AI response

 

Currenly the settings ("YOUR_API_KEY_HERE") is in this .cs file. May be good to expand upon the code and add to Settings if you so wish. Other suggested featured I could think of:

- Set context message in Settings

- Pick model from dropdown

- White / Black list

 

 

Anywho, I tested this with Vanilla and it works well there. Perhaps some longer initial whispers will cause some issues with lua but should be ok

Feel free to use and/or expand on this to your hearts content 🙂

/Eric

GPTwhisperer_v1.cs

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Joeyboy

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I put my api key where you said but I keep getting a kick back when I message myself "Sorry, I couldn't process your message."

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