Inquire is a generalized chatbot ready to handle anything you throw at it. Right now you can interface with Inquire through Telegram
Inquire takes advantage of prompt engineering large langauge models like davinci-3
from OpenAI to create personas for users to interact with. For example you can chat with a math-teacher
, philosopher
, or dietitian
.
Below are a set of commands and explaination of them
/start <?persona>
initalizes your session with the bot with a general chat persona. Alternatively you can start the bot with a specific persona using /start <persona>
. Starting the bot with a specific persona can also be used in deeplinks with the parameter being the persona, for example t.me/inquireai_bot?start=<persona>
/help
prints information about the bot and how to use it. An example output could be
Inquire is a converstational chatbot that can take the form of just about any persona.
To get started start typing @inquireai_bot followed by the persona you want to chat with (e.g. @inquireai_bot math-teacher). Any message after will be answered!
If you are in a group chat you will need to preface your inquiry with /chat
Learn more about Inquire at https://inquire.run
/chat <query>
a direct way of chatting with the bot. If you are in a private chat (just you and the bot) it will respond to any chat you send. If you are in a group (to not disturb the rest of the chat) you will need to directly command the bot to respond to you with /chat <your query>
.
/random
will display a clickable inline list of ten random personas that you can interact with. Simply click on one to start chatting.
/persona
will output the current persona that you are chatting with.
/set <persona>
will switch the current persona that are you are chatting with. Alternatively if you know the exact slug of the persona you want to chat with you can use /<persona-slug
for example /math-teacher
.
/all
will list out every persona available on the Inquire platform
If there are multiple bots in the chat you may have to query it with @inquireai_bot/<command>
(yes no space between the bot and the command).