Bot Doesn't Respond to Tagged Tweets When Running in Docker

[usama-saeed831]

When I run the bot using npm start, everything works perfectly: it tweets and responds to tagged tweets as expected. However, when I run the bot inside Docker, I encounter the following issues:

Environment Variable: The OPENAI_API_KEY is required when running the bot in Docker (docker compose up) , but it's not needed when running it directly (without Docker).

Tweeting: The bot tweets without any issues when running in Docker.

Response to Tagged Tweets: The problem arises when the bot is supposed to respond to tweets it's tagged in. While it tweets fine, it doesn't respond to any tagged tweets.

I’ve checked the logs, and everything seems normal—there are no visible errors.

Could anyone help identify what might be causing this issue when running the bot inside Docker?

[vanshika-srivastava]

Can you provide logs from your docker container ?

[AIFlowML]

Hello here
Did you try latest version ? please let us know if you still run in the issue.

Here some tips

1. Comprehensive Summary of the Issue

The bot fails to respond to tagged tweets when running in a Docker container, despite functioning correctly when executed directly with npm start. The issue is likely due to the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable not being correctly set in the Docker environment, which is necessary for the bot's operation in Docker but not for direct execution.

2. Root Cause of the Problem

The root cause is the incorrect or missing configuration of the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable in the Docker environment, which prevents the bot from accessing necessary services or APIs to respond to tagged tweets.

3. Step-by-Step Solution

1. Check Docker Configuration: Ensure the OPENAI_API_KEY is set correctly in the docker-compose.yaml file.

   environment:
     - OPENAI_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

2. Review Client Logic: Inspect the client/src/Agent.tsx file for methods handling incoming tweets.
3. Enhance Logging: Add logging statements to capture incoming tweets and responses.

   console.log('Incoming tweet:', tweet);
   console.log('Bot response:', response);

4. Test Locally: Run the bot locally with npm start to confirm expected behavior.

   npm start

5. Consult Documentation: Review Docker setup documentation for environment variables and dependencies.

[usama-saeed831]

@vanshika-srivastava logs were normal as nothing happened,
@AIFlowML yes I add "OPENAI_API_KEY". also I was using "v0.1.7-alpha.1" it might be resolved in "v0.1.7-alpha.2"

I will test and get back to you guys ASAP

[AIFlowML]

@usama-saeed831 yes please try our latest version and report me back.