This project integrates Cerebras' advanced language models with Zoom Team Chat, creating an intelligent chatbot that can assist users directly within their Zoom conversations. The bot leverages Cerebras' powerful and fast natural language processing capabilities to provide helpful responses to user queries on a wide range of topics.
- Responds to user messages in Zoom Team Chat using Cerebras' language models.
- Maintains conversation history for context-aware responses.
- Can be used in direct messages or invoked in group chats and channels.
- Provides helpful information, answers questions, assists with tasks, and engages in discussions on various topics with exceptional speed and accuracy.
Cerebras Systems is a pioneer in accelerating artificial intelligence compute. Their language models, powered by the Cerebras Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE), offer several advantages:
- Unprecedented Speed: Cerebras' AI models can process and generate responses much faster than traditional systems, ensuring near-instantaneous interactions in Zoom chats.
- Advanced Language Understanding: The models excel at comprehending context and nuance, leading to more accurate and relevant responses.
- Efficient Scaling: Cerebras' architecture allows for efficient scaling of language models, enabling the use of more powerful models without significant performance trade-offs.
- Reduced Latency: The unique hardware design minimizes latency, crucial for real-time chat applications like this Zoom integration.
By leveraging Cerebras' technology, this chatbot provides Zoom users with a responsive, intelligent, and efficient AI assistant that enhances their communication and productivity.
Before you can use this chatbot, you'll need the following:
- Node.js (version 12 or later)
- A Zoom account
- A Cerebras API account
First, clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/zoom/zoom-cerebras-chatbot
cd zoom-cerebras-chatbot
Next, install the required Node.js packages:
npm install
You need to set up your environment variables. Create a .env file in the project root and add the following variables:
ZOOM_CLIENT_ID=your_zoom_client_id
ZOOM_CLIENT_SECRET=your_zoom_client_secret
ZOOM_BOT_JID=your_zoom_bot_jid
ZOOM_WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN=your_zoom_webhook_secret_token
CEREBRAS_API_KEY=your_cerebras_api_key
BOT_NOTIFICATION_URL=your_custom_endpoint ex: /cerebras
To obtain these variables:
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For Zoom variables (ZOOM_CLIENT_ID, ZOOM_CLIENT_SECRET, ZOOM_BOT_JID, ZOOM_WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN, ZOOM_VERIFICATION_CODE), refer to the Zoom App Marketplace guide on creating a Team Chat app.
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For the CEREBRAS_API_KEY, you can obtain it from your Cerebras account dashboard.
To start the application:
node index.js
The application will run on http://localhost:4000/ by default, but you can set a different port by changing the PORT variable in your .env file. The custom endpoint for bot notifications is defined by the BOT_NOTIFICATION_URL variable.
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In your Zoom Team Chat App's Credentials section, go to the Local Test or Submit page depending on which environment you are using (Development or Production), and click "Add".
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After authorizing, you will be redirected to Zoom Team Chat and see a message from the chatbot:
"Greetings from Zoom-Cerebras-Chatbot!"
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To use the bot, type a message in the chat like this:
"Hi My name is Ojus and I want you to write a poem on zoom developer platform"
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The response from the bot will look like this:
[AI-generated poem about Zoom Developer Platform]
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The bot remembers context from previous messages:
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If you want to use the bot in a chat or a channel, you can invoke the bot with a "/" command: Example:
/cerebras-bot Tell me about the history of San Francisco
Our codebase includes several important functions that drive the chatbot's functionality:
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handleZoomWebhook(src/zoomWebhookHandler.js): This function processes incoming webhook events from Zoom. It handles different event types, including bot notifications, installations, and uninstallations. For message events, it triggers the Cerebras API call. -
callCerebrasAPI(src/cerebras.js): This function is responsible for interacting with the Cerebras API. It prepares the conversation history, sends the user's message to Cerebras, and processes the AI-generated response. It also manages the conversation history for context-aware responses. -
getChatbotToken(src/zoomAuth.js): This function obtains an authentication token from Zoom, which is necessary for sending messages back to the Zoom chat. It uses the client credentials flow for secure authentication. -
sendChatToZoom(src/sendChatbotMessage.js): After receiving a response from Cerebras, this function sends the AI-generated message back to the Zoom chat. It formats the message and uses the Zoom API to deliver the response to the correct chat or channel.
These functions work together to create a seamless flow from receiving a user message in Zoom, processing it with Cerebras' AI, and sending the response back to the user in Zoom Team Chat.
This project is licensed under the MIT License:
MIT License
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