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Simple BotKit bot with NLP
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# bottie ## Simple BotKit bot with NLP ### *Original blog post avaliable on Andrew Templeton's blog:* http://blog.templeton.host/self-training-nlp-enabled-slack-bot-tutorial/ #### Meet Kurt, Bottie's bigger, badder cousin The AI landscape has changed a lot in the last two years. Kurt will replace Bottie - with slot detection, custom lambda fulfillment, and CloudFormation support for AWS Lex bot creation. Stay tuned! [Kurt's Repository](https://github.com/andrew-templeton/kurt) <br><br> ## **Step 1** - Get Your Slack Bot Token - Go to Slack's Custom Integrations panel and click on the Bots link: https://my.slack.com/apps/build/custom-integration - Name your Bot and **COPY** the API Token value into your clipboard <br><br> ## **Step 2** - Download the bottie code to your computer If you're here on **GitHub**, you already know what to do. Navigate to the downloaded project folder *(on your computer)* and run the the following commands *[no dollar sign is required, used for reference only]*: - **RUN** - `$ npm install;` - **RUN** - `$ export SLACK_TOKEN='<COPIED_TOKEN from your Slack-Bot API>';` - **RUN** - `$ node index` <br><br> ## **Step 3** - Learn and build on the bottie code To learn how to interact and use the Bot, [read Andrews blog post]( http://blog.templeton.host/self-training-nlp-enabled-slack-bot-tutorial/). It's a great starting point for those looking to build / extend a bot to fit their project needs. <br> **Bonus points:** Examples of how to use sentiment and make JSON calls have been included in this example. You might also want to look at Adam-nnl's bot (https://github.com/adam-nnl/owb-bot/) for other ideas on how to extend bottie.
