fixed vibewritten readme a bit because claude is a bit dumb

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@@ -8,108 +8,93 @@ pick your distro. all of them use a venv because python doesn't let you `pip ins
### ubuntu
```console
$ sudo apt install python3 python3-venv curl zstd
$ curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/install.sh | sh
sudo apt install python3 python3-venv curl zstd
curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/install.sh | sh
```
### arch
```console
$ sudo pacman -S python ollama
sudo pacman -S python ollama
#ollama-cuda or ollama-rocm if you have a gpu
```
### gentoo
```console
$ sudo emerge --ask dev-lang/python sci-ml/ollama
#sci-ml/ollama is ~amd64, so you need to keyword it first
$ echo "sci-ml/ollama ~amd64" | sudo tee /etc/portage/package.accept_keywords/ollama
#sci-ml/ollama-bin if you don't wanna compile it
sudo emerge --ask dev-lang/python sci-ml/ollama-bin
#ollama-bin is from guru iirc you know how to do that you use gentoo
```
(skip the ollama part if you're using the gemini api)
then your python dependencies are
```console
$ python3 -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip install ollama websockets discord.py
#and this one only if you're using the gemini api
$ pip install google-genai
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install ollama websockets discord.py
#and this one only if you're using the gemini api, you don't need ollama if so
pip install google-genai
```
# once you install your dependencies
you need ollama running (not needed for gemini)
```console
#ollama needs to be serving, the packages above already ship a service
$ sudo systemctl enable --now ollama #ubuntu / arch / gentoo systemd
$ sudo rc-update add ollama default && sudo rc-service ollama start #gentoo openrc
#or just run it by hand
$ ollama serve &
$ ollama pull <your model>
$ ollama pull <your embedding model>
sudo systemctl enable --now ollama #ubuntu / arch / gentoo systemd
sudo rc-update add ollama default && sudo rc-service ollama start #gentoo openrc
#or just run it by hand / use tmux or screen
ollama serve &
ollama pull <your model>
ollama pull <your embedding model>
#those two are in main.py
#test it with
$ ollama run <your model>
ollama run <your model>
```
if that runs fine (or you have a gemini key) then you can
- go to the discord developer portal and turn on **message content intent** and **server members intent** for your bot or it won't start
- add the bot to your server
- run the wizard, it writes all the config files for you
- run the wizard, it writes all the config files for you using your input
```console
$ python3 setup_wizard.py
python3 setup_wizard.py
```
- edit your system prompt in `./files/config/system_prompt.txt` (it makes a placeholder the first time bot.py runs)
- optional: `./config/params.json` has the ollama options (temperature and stuff), without it ollama just uses its defaults
- run the brain first, then the bot
- run main first, then the bot
```console
$ python3 main.py #or gemini.py
$ python3 bot.py
python3 main.py #or gemini.py
python3 bot.py
```
she only reads `general` and `announcements`, and every dm gets its own memory in `./files/log/dm/` so it never leaks into the server
# fallback
if you're using gemini you can have a local ollama `main.py` take over when gemini says you're out of quota. the wizard asks about it (it's the third line of `./files/config/connection.txt`), it needs to run on another port so run it as
```console
$ PORT=8766 python3 main.py
PORT=8766 python3 main.py
```
the bot goes back to trying gemini after an hour. if there's no fallback (or it's down) she just says "usage limit reached, see you in a month"
# admin
`admin.py` is the admin panel, it only edits files on the box so nobody on discord can touch it. the bot re-reads everything on every message, no restart needed
```console
$ python3 admin.py list
$ python3 admin.py edit <blocked|prompt|settings|reactions|params> #opens $EDITOR, vim if you don't have one
$ python3 admin.py block <user id>
$ python3 admin.py unblock <user id>
```
`reactions.json` is where the stickers / emojis / media she can send live, the bot adds new ones with an empty description and you fill them in. media with no description never gets offered
# fallback
if you're using gemini you can have a local ollama `main.py` take over when gemini says you're out of quota. the wizard asks about it (it's the third line of `./files/config/connection.txt`), it needs to run on another port so run it as
```console
$ PORT=8766 python3 main.py
```
the bot goes back to trying gemini after an hour. if there's no fallback (or it's down) she just says "usage limit reached, see you in a month"
# admin
`admin.py` is the admin panel, it only edits files on the box so nobody on discord can touch it. the bot re-reads everything on every message, no restart needed
```console
$ python3 admin.py list
$ python3 admin.py edit <blocked|prompt|settings|reactions|params> #opens $EDITOR, vim if you don't have one
$ python3 admin.py block <user id>
$ python3 admin.py unblock <user id>
python3 admin.py list
python3 admin.py edit <blocked|prompt|settings|reactions|params> #opens $EDITOR, vim if you don't have one
python3 admin.py block <user id>
python3 admin.py unblock <user id>
```
`reactions.json` is where the stickers / emojis / media she can send live, the bot adds new ones with an empty description and you fill them in. media with no description never gets offered
you can let the local gemma-4 write the descriptions for you, it needs `pip install pillow` (and ffmpeg for videos), ollama running, and the model has to be able to see images
```console
$ python3 describe.py #only the empty ones, --all redoes everything, --model <name> to use another model, --gemini to use the gemini api instead
python3 describe.py
#only the empty ones, --all redoes everything, --model <name> to use another model
python3 --gemini uses the gemini api instead so you don't need ollama
```
# colab
if your pc can't run the model you can host `main.py` on colab, run `setup_wizard.py` on both sides and say yes to the colab question
if your pc can't run the model you can host `main.py` on colab (or a vps with a gpu), run `setup_wizard.py` on both sides and say yes to the colab question
```console
#on colab
$ python3 colab_setup.py
python3 colab_setup.py
```
it prints a wss:// address and a token, paste those into the wizard on the bot.py side. the address changes every time you restart the notebook
this script assumes collab but it probably works with any ubuntu vps. it's not reccomended to run it on anything that's not google colab
# IF IT FAILS
- check `./files/log/errorlog.txt`
@@ -117,3 +102,4 @@ it prints a wss:// address and a token, paste those into the wizard on the bot.p
- on colab main.py logs to `main.log` next to colab_setup.py
# have fun
don't ask me why the bot is female she just is