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Flash is a desktop-based AI chatbot built with Python, using Tkinter for the GUI. It supports:
- Predefined conversation patterns
- Web search using Bing Search API
- Wikipedia summaries
- Natural language conversation via Groq's LLaMA3 API
- Friendly conversation with pre-programmed responses
search <query>β uses Bing to get a short web snippetwiki <query>β fetches summary from Wikipedia- Free-form questions are answered using Groq's LLaMA3 AI model
- Python 3.7 or higher
- Internet connection
- API keys:
- Bing Search API (from Azure)
- Groq API (for LLaMA3)
Install dependencies using:
pip install -r requirements.txt
π Project Structure
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flash_chatbot/
βββ flash_chatbot.py # Main Python GUI chatbot app
βββ requirements.txt # Required Python packages
βββ README.md # This file
π Setting API Keys
Replace the placeholders in flash_chatbot.py:
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BING_API_KEY = "YOUR_BING_API_KEY"
GROQ_API_KEY = "YOUR_GROQ_API_KEY"
You can get a Bing key from Azure Cognitive Services
Get a Groq key from https://console.groq.com/
βΆοΈ How to Run
Clone or download the project
Install Python requirements:
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pip install -r requirements.txt
Run the chatbot:
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python flash_chatbot.py
π‘ Usage Examples
Command What it does
hi / hello Greets the user
wiki Python Shows Wikipedia info on Python
search latest AI news Returns top web result via Bing
tell me a joke Responds with a random joke
what is the capital of France? Groq LLaMA3 answers it
π οΈ Tech Stack
tkinter β GUI
requests β API calls
beautifulsoup4 β Web scraping (Wikipedia)
Groq API β LLaMA3 natural conversation
Bing Search API β Search engine results
π License
This project is for educational and personal use only.
π€ Contributing
Feel free to fork and improve! PRs are welcome.
π¨βπ» Developer
Made with β€οΈ by [Your Name Here]
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### π What to Do Next:
1. Save this as a file called `README.md` inside your project folder.
2. (Optional) Replace `[Your Name Here]` with your actual name or GitHub profile link.
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