chatbot and chatbot-sdk

Vercel's chatbot is a complete end-to-end application, while OpenAssistantGPT's SDK is a reusable framework for building similar chatbots, making them complements—you could use the SDK to accelerate building something like Vercel's reference implementation.

chatbot
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chatbot-sdk
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Maintenance 17/25
Adoption 10/25
Maturity 16/25
Community 25/25
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Adoption 8/25
Maturity 16/25
Community 21/25
Stars: 19,877
Forks: 6,393
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Language: TypeScript
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Stars: 60
Forks: 42
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Language: TypeScript
License: Apache-2.0
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About chatbot

vercel/chatbot

A full-featured, hackable Next.js AI chatbot built by Vercel

This project offers a customizable foundation for building powerful AI chatbot applications. It takes user input and uses various AI models to generate text, structured responses, or even trigger specific actions, providing a dynamic conversational experience. This is ideal for product managers, entrepreneurs, or small business owners looking to quickly deploy a custom AI assistant.

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About chatbot-sdk

OpenAssistantGPT/chatbot-sdk

A SDK for building and deploying your own chatbot using NextJS in Vercel. This chatbot SDK helps you to build a gpt chatbot using the OpenAI Assistant API, in few clicks you can get a chatbot deployed in Vercel and Iframable in your website for any use case. Created by OpenAssistantGPT.

This SDK helps you quickly set up a custom AI chatbot for your website, powered by OpenAI's Assistant API. You provide your OpenAI API key and Assistant ID, and it outputs a ready-to-deploy, embeddable chatbot. It's ideal for developers and tech-savvy website owners who want to integrate conversational AI directly into their web presence.

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