This program uses the OpenAI API, powered by GPT-3, to power the logic of a context-based active-listening voice assistant. The context of this software is:

• Humans have a conversation, which is recorded and transcribed in real time.
• (THIS PROGRAM) The conversation is sent to the OpenAI API along with a few-shot list of examples. The API returns a detected context, suggestions for what outputs would be useful to the humans, and a list of data sources for achieving those outputs.
• The voice assistant presents the data to the user to augment the conversation.

• Python 3
• OpenAI Python Client
• OpenAI API key

First, set up your API key:

export OPENAI_API_KEY='sk-<your key here>'

To make it persistent,

echo "export OPENAI_API_KEY='sk-<your key here>'" >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc

Install Python. Install Pip for Python3. Then run:

pip3 install -r ./requirements.txt

To update the requirements file after changing, you can use:

pip3 freeze > ./requirements.txt

Or

pip3 freeze | grep openai > ./requirements.txt

To use non-interactive mode, make sure the INTERACTIVE flag at the top of parse_context.py is set to False.

Then, run the program while passing your conversation to standard input (STDIN). For example, if the above conversation were placed in a file located at ./conversations/tech_stack.txt, we could run:

cat ./conversations/tech_stack.txt | python3 parse_context.py

The result will be printed to STDOUT (default is the terminal window).

To use interactive mode, make sure the INTERACTIVE flag at the top of parse_context.py is set to True.

Then, run python3 parse_context.py. You can enter the conversation on the command line in the following format, using /end to stop.

A: Hey, what tech stack do you think we should use for the new app?
B: What app?
A: The dating app we are developing. It needs to be cross-platform mobile.
B: Oh, okay. Um... I don't really know any good frameworks
/end

And the result will be printed to STDOUT.

For each example, the format is:

input

AI output

A: I watched Terminator last night.
B: Oh, cool! I love that movie, it's a classic.
A: Arnold Schwarzenegger was so good.
B: Yeah, I agree.

Context: A group of people are talking about a film
Useful Output: Information about Arnold Schwarzenegger filmography
Relevant Data Sources: Query Google Search for "Arnold Schwarzenegger filmography"

A: Hey Mike, let's get dinner tonight.
B: Okay, sure! What restaurants do you know in the area?

Context: Two friends are trying to decide what to eat for dinner
Useful Output: List of restaurants nearby, restaurant reviews, restaurant menus
Relevant Data Sources: Query Foursquare API for restaurants, query Yelp API for reviews, query OpenTable API for restaurant menus

A: Hey, what tech stack do you think we should use for the new app?
B: What app?
A: The dating app we are developing. It needs to be cross-platform mobile.
B: Oh, okay. Um... I don't really know any good frameworks

Context: Two people are discussing the development of a new cross-platform mobile application
Useful Output: List of popular frameworks
Relevant Data Sources: Query Stack Overflow website for most popular frameworks.

A: Hey, what do you think we should cook for dinner tonight?
B: Dunno. Let's check the fridge.
A: Okay. Looks like we've got chicken, beef, lettuce, rice, mustard, mayo, taco shells, and corn.
B: How about tacos?

Context: Two people are talking about dinner
Useful Output: Ingredients, recipe, estimated cooking time
Relevant Data Sources: Query Google Search for "recipes with chicken, beef, lettuce, rice, mustard, mayo, taco shells, and corn", query Google Maps API for local grocery stores

This is released under the MIT License.

Please refer to the OpenAI website for information regarding the legal and copyright status of content produced by GPT-3. By using this software, you agree that as the repository author, Radu Vasilescu, I am not responsible for any content produced by this software, including completions and model output. All content/media produced with this software must be attributed to the person or company who produced the output-- not me, and not OpenAI. I hereby release the content of this document as well as the examples included herein to the public domain.