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server-personification

It would be funny if computers could talk.

This is a project to personify computer systems and give them a voice. OpenAI is used to create an agent you can converse with and use for server management.

To Do

  • Cache per-hostname conversation history in a database. Store message timestamps as well. Summarize conversations.
  • Feed the conversation history to the AI and make sure to give it relative dates of the conversations as well
  • Have the agent pull its personality from the database as its hostname as the key.
  • Log all commands and their outputs to the database.
  • Use yaml for config.
  • Add the user's name.
  • Implement context cutoff based on token counts
  • Option to have the bot send the user a welcome message when they connect
  • Streaming
  • Add a Matrix bot.
  • Integrate Icinga2 host and service checks functions.
  • Figure out system permissions and how to run as a special user.
  • Give the agent instructions on how to run the system (pulled from the database).
  • Have the agent run every n minutes to check Icinga2 and take action if necessary.
  • Evaluate using langchain.
  • Can langchain use a headless browser to interact with the web?