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• Bandcamp
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• Other platforms (Latest album)
• YouTube (Updates rarely)
• SoundCloud (Updates rarely)

• ChatGPT (ChatGPT by OpenAI): https://chat.openai.com/chat
• DALLE (DALLE by OpenAI): https://openai.com/dall-e-2/
• acheong08/ChatGPT (API): https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT
• python-telegram-bot (Telegram bot API): https://github.com/python-telegram-bot/python-telegram-bot

1. Install Python and pip
2. Download source code
3. Install requirements pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade
4. For API type 3 (recommended) (revChatGPT API V3, official chatGPT API):
   1. Set chatgpt_api_type to 3 in modules in settings.json file
   2. Generate API Key https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys and paste it into api_key in chatgpt_auth in settings.json file
   3. Configure proxy if needed in proxy in settings.json file
5. For API type 1 (revChatGPT API V1, free, uses same model as official website):
   1. Set chatgpt_api_type to 1 in modules in settings.json file
   2. Make sure you have access to https://chat.openai.com/
   3. Open https://chat.openai.com/api/auth/session
   4. Copy value of accessToken into access_token in chatgpt_auth in chatgpt_api_1 in settings.json file
   5. Configure proxy if needed in proxy in settings.json file
6. For API type 0 (revChatGPT API V0, Official API, more "stupid" model, uses credits):
   1. Set chatgpt_api_type to 0 in modules in settings.json file
   2. Generate API Key https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys and paste it into api_key in chatgpt_auth in settings.json file
   3. Configure proxy if needed in proxy in settings.json file
7. For DALL-E, generate API Key https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys
8. Type Generated OpenAI API Key into open_ai_api_key in dalle in settings.json file
9. Create bot at https://t.me/BotFather
10. Type Bot's token into api_key in telegram in settings.json file
11. Run main script python main.py

Example settings.json:

{
  "modules": {
    "chatgpt": true,
    "chatgpt_api_type": 1,
    "dalle": true
  },

  "chatgpt_auth": {
    "api_key": "sk-XxxxxxxXXxXXXxxXXXxxXXXXXXXXXXXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXX",

    "engine": "",

    "email": "",
    "password": "",
    "session_token": "",
    "access_token": "XXxXxXx........XxxXXx",

    "base_url": ""
  },

  "proxy": {
    "enabled": false,
    "auto": true,
    "manual_proxy": "",
    "https_only": true,
    "proxy_checks_enabled": true,
    "check_interval_seconds": 600,
    "check_message": "1+1",
    "check_message_timeout": 240,
    "check_reply_must_include": "2",
    "max_number_of_processes": 5,
    "initialization_timeout": 60,
    "too_many_requests_wait_time_seconds": 600
  },

  "dalle": {
    "open_ai_api_key": "sk-XxxxxxxXXxXXXxxXXXxxXXXXXXXXXXXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXX",
    "image_size": "512x512",
    "use_proxy": true
  },

  "telegram": {
    "api_key": "1234567890:XXXxXxxXxxXXxxXXX-XXXXXXXxXxxxXxXxX",
    "queue_max": 5,
    "show_queue_message": true
  }
}

You can edit telegram bot messages by editing file messages.json. You can add new lines by adding \\n

Note: make shure you don't delete argumensts {0} in message and please restart script to apply changes

1. Install Python and pip
2. Clone repo
3. Edit settings.json
4. Install systemd sudo apt-get install -y systemd
5. Create new service file sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/gpt-telegramus.service

   [Unit]
   Description=GPT-Telegramus service
   After=multi-user.target
   
   [Service]
   Type=simple
   Restart=always
   WorkingDirectory=YOUR DIRECTORY HERE/GPT-Telegramus
   ExecStart=YOUR DIRECTORY HERE/GPT-Telegramus/run.sh
   RestartSec=5
   
   [Install]
   WantedBy=multi-user.target
   
   

6. Reload systemctl daemon sudo systemctl daemon-reload
7. Enable service sudo systemctl enable gpt-telegramus.service
8. Start service sudo systemctl start gpt-telegramus.service

WARNING: not tested

1. Install Docker
2. Clone repo
3. Build container

   docker buildx build -t telegramus --load -f Dockerfile .

4. Run the container

   docker run -d --name gpt-telegramus --restart on-failure telegramus

Note: You can specify settings and messages files and chats folder location. (default location is in project folder):

docker run -d -e TELEGRAMUS_SETTINGS_FILE="PATH_TO_settings.json" -e TELEGRAMUS_MESSAGES_FILE="PATH_TO_messages.json" -e TELEGRAMUS_CHATS_DIR="PATH_TO_chats_DIRECTORY" --name gpt-telegramus --restart on-failure telegramus

It is possible to bypass geo-blocking. GPT-Telegramus includes automatic proxy-list downloading

1. Set enabled in proxy in settings.json to true
2. Restart app and hope for the best.

GPT-Telegramus will have to download the proxy list itself and start trying various proxies (see console for logs). Sometimes trying can take a very long time (Usually up to half of the proxies is at least one that works)

If you have proxy that definitely works you can specify it in manual_proxy in proxy in settings.json. Make sure you set auto to false when using manual_proxy

proxy settings description:

• enabled - Whether proxy login is enabled.
• auto - Download proxies automatically. Otherwise, use manual_proxy
• https_only - Don't include http proxies in list
• manual_proxy - Manual proxy server. It must support HTTPS, but you need to type it in http://IP:PORT format
• proxy_checks_enabled - Enables automatic periodic proxy check by asking 1+1 question
• check_interval_seconds - Automatic connection check interval (in seconds)
• check_message - This message will be sent as a request
• check_message_timeout - How long should a response take?
• check_reply_must_include - The response message must contain this text to consider that the check was successful
• max_number_of_processes - How many background processes are used for checking proxy
• initialization_timeout - How long to wait for initialization with proxy

• /start - Shows version
• /help - Shows list of commands
• /queue - Shows requests queue
• /gpt YOUR REQUEST - Request to ChatGPT (or just type your request as message without /gpt command)
• /draw YOUR REQUEST - Request to DALLE
• /clears - Clears chat history
• /restart - Restart chatGPT and Telegram Bot (not tested properly)
• Type any message to ask chatGPT (without /gpt command)

Chat histories for each telegram chat (to prevent history collision) are stored in chats directory. You can specify it with env variable TELEGRAMUS_CHATS_DIR

• Conversation IDs will be saved into chats.json inside chats directory.
  • File chats.json saves conversation_id and parent_id (for API V1)
• For "chatgpt_api_type": 3 conversation histories will be saved in conversations directory inside chats directory.
• For "chatgpt_api_type": 0 conversation histories will be saved in conversations.json file inside chats directory.

To remove conversation use /clear command in telegram chat

p.s. Might not work properly =)

• Make whitelist for users and admin account