Nicknamer

Setup

.env File

The .env file consists of the below info, you'll need to set/adjust these

COHERE_KEY = [COHERE KEY HERE]
DISCORD_KEY = [DISCORD KEY HERE]

MAX_TRIES = 50
MAX_SIMILARITY = 0.8
MAX_WORDS = 4
MIN_CHARS = 5

TEMPERATURE = 0.9
K = 0
P = 0.75

.JSON Files

There are a few JSON files needed to run the bot

nicknamePrompt.json

This file is used to preface the generated prompt, you'll need to provide about a dozen intros and some nicknames for them to get started.

Name: Sam
Introduction: Hey, I'm Sam! I like singing!
Nickname: SingingSam
--
Name: [NAME HERE]
Introduction: [INTRO HERE]
Nickname: [NICKNAME HERE]
--

banned.json

This file details words you do not want appearing in the nickname by any costs. I would recommend searching the internet for a premade list like this.

{
    "bannedWords": [
        "put",
        "unwanted",
        "words",
        "here"
    ]
}

Invite Link

Add the bot to your server by clicking here!

Your server will need to have a channels called #introductions and #general. If you do not have these, kick the bot, create/rename them, then re-invite it.

Q/A

What is this?

Nicknamer is a small project I began to practice AI response generation.

What's the goal?

The end goal is to produce a nickname for a Discord user based on the introduction they post when joining a server

What does it do now?

When an introduction is sent to a server's introduction channel, it will send a nickname into the general channel.

Who's idea was this?

It was my friend Sierra's! She originally suggested this idea on the Good Kid Street Team Discord server.

Leastell / Nicknamer