49 slack bot #50
49 slack bot #50
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…nce-transformers to slackbot deps
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Hi @sqr00t, thank you very much for this - I've looked through and it looks good to me to merge!
There is a quite a lot of stuff there that I haven't explored too much (Qdrant, Langchain, asyncio, Bolt) so I'm mostly learning her and my comments are quite minor and limited.
It would be great to have a session at some point with you explaining a bit more how the Slack API works (eg, what are the say and ack variables) and how should we set this up (eg do you run it locally at the moment, or do you host on ec2?)
Do you think you'll have time to adjust the formatting of the outputs (as we've chatted about on Slack) - or otherwise, I can also try to help when I'm back from leave (from Nov 20th)
| export OPENAI_API_KEY= #<OpenAI API key> | ||
| export QDRANT_URL= #<Qdrant cluster URL> | ||
| export QDRANT_API_KEY= #<Qdrant API key> | ||
| export QDRANT_COLLECTION_NAME=nesta_way_bge-base-v1.5-en_big-chunks # <Replace with collection> |
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Apologies, what does "Replace with collection" mean?
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| db = Qdrant( | ||
| client=QdrantClient(url="http://localhost:6334", prefer_grpc=True), |
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A bit confused about this - are you running Qdrant locally or using their cloud?
| await respond(f"""Searched the Nesta Way for: {command['text']}\nResult(s):\n{docs}""") | ||
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| @app.command("/nw_ask") # noqa: E302 |
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Oh exciting, I haven't tried this command yet - I've only tested nw_search
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| @app.action("button_click") | ||
| async def action_button_click(body, ack, say): # noqa: ANN001, ANN201 | ||
| """Listen for button_click ation from message_hello""" |
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| """Listen for button_click ation from message_hello""" | |
| """Listen for button_click action from message_hello""" |
| sentence-transformers = "^2.2.2" | ||
| torch = ">=2.0.0,<2.0.1 || >2.0.1,<2.1.0 || >2.1.0" |
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Are these dependencies used here?
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Apologies, what is this code for? I guess the Slackbot app is initialised with slackbot_socket.py?
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