Hexabot is a Facebook Messenger bot designed to assist students with various features, including AI-powered responses, file searches, music and video searches, and more. The bot is built using the fca-unofficial library and integrates with APIs to provide a wide range of capabilities.
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AI-Powered Responses: Hexabot leverages AI technologies, including the OpenAI API, to provide intelligent responses to user queries, helping students with questions related to various subjects.
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File Search and Sharing: Easily search and send files like PDFs, DOCX, and other office files to your chat directly through Hexabot.
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Music and Video Search: Search for music, lyrics, and videos to keep yourself entertained while studying or taking a break.
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Command List: To explore all available commands, simply send a message "cmd" to Hexabot. It will respond with a list of commands you can use.
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Installation: Clone this repository and follow the setup instructions to configure and deploy your own instance of Hexabot.
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Dependencies: Make sure you have the required dependencies installed, including Node.js.
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API Keys: Obtain necessary API keys, such as the OpenAI API key, and configure them in the appropriate files.
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Running the Bot: Run the bot using the command
node index.js
ornpm start
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- To interact with Hexabot, open a conversation with the bot on Facebook Messenger.
- Use the available commands to access different features. For example:
- Send a file:
getfile <file format> <file_title>
- Ask the AI:
ai <your_question>
- Search music:
music <song title>
- Search video:
video <video_title>
- List all commands:
cmd or cmd 1-10
- Send a file:
Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute to Hexabot, please follow these steps:
- Fork the repository and create a new branch.
- Make your changes and test thoroughly.
- Submit a pull request explaining your changes and additions.
- The base of this project is built upon fca-unofficial library by VangBanLaNhat.
- Hexabot was developed by Jay Patrick Cano and other Hexclan members.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.