Just a basic set of features right now, but planning to keep adding more as time goes on

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Could let you collect more personal, nuanced information v.s traditional text surveys.

They get a public link to your survey, where they interact with the voice powered AI agents, that also collects the survey results

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42105171

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You can set it up on local, and start interacting with LLMs via Microphone and Speaker.

The idea is to abstract away the speech-to-text and text-to-speech parts, so you can focus on just the LLM/Agent/RAG application logic. And it does not tie you down to any specific LLM model or implementation. i.e you can use it to build simple or complex applications using the tech stacks of your choice

Currently it is using AssemblyAI for speech-to-text and ElevenLabs for text-to-speech, though that is easy enough to make configurable in the future

I just kickstarted this off as a fun project after working a bit with Vapi

Has a few issues, and latency could defo be better. Could be good to look at some integrations/setups using frontend/browsers also.

Would be happy to put some more time into it if there is some interest from the community Package is open source, and is available on GitHub and PyPI.

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I kicked of a small PHP package, with the aim of making it easy to work with LLMs, Agents and RAG in PHP.

It's just got a single method/class just now :) (release fast!?)

Wondering if it is something that sound's interesting to the PHP community. Why should Python guys have all the fun!

Would be great to have some sign of interest, and even feature requests, to inspire me to put some more work into it. Have kicked off the package here on github, and it is available on packagist also.

Like I said, it currently just supports one action, which allows you to send a message to OpenAI Chat by doing

$chat = new ChatOpenAI(getenv('OPENAI_API_KEY')); $response = $chat->sendMessage('Hello, world!');

I know there is the LLPhant library, but this could evolve to be something a little different, perhaps with its own benefits

Any feedback? Feature requests would be great too.

Thanks!

Sami

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Was pretty simple to build. Also had to buy a virtual number online to allow setting up a WhatsApp account with. The WhatsApp servers receive the message from the WhatsApp mobile application, which forward a webhook request to the application server I setup. The request gets forwarded to the ChatGPT API (i.e the OpenAI Chat API), and voila, you are now in conversation with ChatGPT

Interestingly, the ChatGPT API does not provide context recognition from previous conversations out of the box. That is something that needs to be built in manually. So currently, the ChatsApp service does not include the context recognition from previous conversations. Maybe something to look at building out in the future.

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The popularity of the recent AI Avatar image generator apps sparked some interest of mine in the area.

After playing around with a few AI Avatar image generators, some of which generate pictures of you based on pictures you upload and prompts you write, I thought, wouldn't it be much easier, instead of writing out prompts, to just select another image which you want your generated image to be based on.

The image the user selects is actually another AI generated image, so we know the prompt used to generate it. So prompt writing is abstracted away from the user, and instead they can search for images and click on ones they like.

Backend of the application currently uses Astria AI for the image model training and generation, and uses the Lexica API for getting lists of AI generated images and their prompts.

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