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Personal ChatGPT Telegram Bot
The project uses your ChatGPT token to access the ChatGPT API and let you chat with ChatGPT directly in Telegram.
See documentation for details
Enough words, let's launch your personal ChatGPT Telegram bot. 🚀
Key Features:
- Saving the context of a conversation
- Access can be restricted by specifying a list of allowed users.
- Support for multiple chats for one user
- Support markdown in answers
- Ability to set behavior for the conversation, which will be preserved even when the context is cleared
- Docker and Proxy support
- Possibility to check expenses for the current month
- Tells you how many tokens you spent to generate a response
- Support Telegram Inline Mode
Preparing
- You must have Docker installed. You can run the project both on the PC and on the server.
- You must register a bot in Telegram and get an access token.
- You also need ChatGPT access token.
- You must know your telegramId. You can find it out here..
Environment variables
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN
- The bot access token you got from GodFather. Example: 1234567890:XXX_XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXTELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME
- Specify a name with the ending bot here, not a public name. Example: Undusted_botTELEGRAM_PERSON_ID
- The IDs of the users on Telegram who are allowed access. Example: 1234567, 56789045ADMIN_TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID
- The IDs of the users on Telegram who are allowed admin access. Example: 1234567CHAT_GPT_TOKEN
- OpenAI API access token.
Docker Run
The following platforms are supported: linux/amd64,linux/arm64/v8
docker run -it --name chatgpt-telegram-bot \
--env TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN= \
--env TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME= \
--env TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID= \
--env ADMIN_TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID= \
--env CHAT_GPT_TOKEN= \
upagge/chatgpt-telegram-bot:develop
Telegram Proxy
If you have Telegram blocked, you can specify proxy settings to connect.
docker run -it --name chatgpt-telegram-bot \
--env TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN= \
--env TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME= \
--env TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID= \
--env ADMIN_TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID= \
--env CHAT_GPT_TOKEN= \
--env TELEGRAM_PROXY_ENABLE=true \
--env TELEGRAM_PROXY_HOST= \
--env TELEGRAM_PROXY_PORT= \
--env TELEGRAM_PROXY_TYPE=SOCKS5 \
--env TELEGRAM_PROXY_USERNAME= \
--env TELEGRAM_PROXY_PASSWORD= \
upagge/chatgpt-telegram-bot:latest
- Available options
SOCKS5
,SOCKS4
,HTTP
. - Optional. If there is no authorization, you can leave it blank.
DockerCompose
Don't forget to create a file with the variable .env
.
version: '3.8'
services:
chat-gpt:
image: upagge/chatgpt-telegram-bot:latest
container_name: chatgpt-bot
restart: always
environment:
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN: ${TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN}
TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME: ${TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME}
TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID: ${TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID}
ADMIN_TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID: ${ADMIN_TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID}
CHAT_GPT_TOKEN: ${CHAT_GPT_TOKEN}
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=
TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME=
TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID=
ADMIN_TELEGRAM_PERSON_ID=
CHAT_GPT_TOKEN=