It combines "Ollama" with a playful twist on "bot" and "automatica," giving it a dynamic and tech-savvy vibe. If you're looking for something unique, this could stand out and convey that it's a powerful and engaging framework.

This has been tested against the Ollama Open Web UI's API and should work against work just against their typical API without Open Web UI.

1. Multiple Telegram Bots against multple Ollama models.
2. Multiple chat clients against any of these Telgram bots
3. Each bot can be configured to use a different model, and Ollama endpoint.
4. Start a new conversation, with an optional new chat prompt
5. Whitelist for telegram chatids to prevent unauthorized access
6. Admin Whitelist for telegram chatids to prevent unauthorized access
7. List, Save, Load, and Delete conversations
8. Skip Ollama API, and just echo back the user's message (for testing)
9. Optional Prompt for each chat message
10. Flexible hosting options, run the local executable or hostable via Docker and docker-compose
11. All configuration is done via a single file, appsettings.json
12. Optionally you can mount a volume for the Chat History, via docker settings
13. List models in the chat
14. Hot swap a model for a bot in a chat
15. Ask for debug information
16. Support for Slack - needs deeper testing from the community (Slack is not my thing)
17. Support for Discord - DMs or in channels with mentions.

Copy the file:

appsettings.sample.json.txt

to

appsettings.json

Edit the file to include your bot token and other settings.

Run the following command:

docker run -d -v ./appsettings.json:/app/appsettings.dev.json --restart unless-stopped robchartier/ollabotica 

All settings have been documented in the (appsettings.sample.json.txt) file.

version: '3'
services:
  service1:
    image: robchartier/ollabotica:latest
    container_name: telegram-bot-1
    restart: unless-stopped
    volumes:
      - ./appsettings.json:/app/appsettings.json
      - ./chats:/app/chats
    environment:
      - ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Development