@push.rocks/smartai

Provides a standardized interface for integrating and conversing with multiple AI models, supporting operations like chat and potentially audio responses.

Install

To add @push.rocks/smartai to your project, run the following command in your terminal:

npm install @push.rocks/smartai

This command installs the package and adds it to your project's dependencies.

Usage

The usage section delves into how to leverage the @push.rocks/smartai package to interact with AI models in an application. This package simplifies the integration and conversation with AI models by providing a standardized interface. The examples below demonstrate the package's capabilities in engaging with AI models for chat operations and potentially handling audio responses using TypeScript and ESM syntax.

Integrating AI Models

Importing the Module

Start by importing SmartAi and the AI providers you wish to use from @push.rocks/smartai.

import { SmartAi, OpenAiProvider, AnthropicProvider } from '@push.rocks/smartai';

Initializing SmartAi

Create an instance of SmartAi with the necessary credentials for accessing the AI services.

const smartAi = new SmartAi({
  openaiToken: 'your-openai-access-token',
  anthropicToken: 'your-anthropic-access-token'
});

Chatting with the AI

Creating a Conversation

To begin a conversation, choose the AI provider you'd like to use. For instance, to use OpenAI:

async function createOpenAiConversation() {
  const conversation = await smartAi.createOpenApiConversation();
  // Use the conversation for chatting
}

Similarly, for an Anthropic AI conversation:

async function createAnthropicConversation() {
  const conversation = await smartAi.createAnthropicConversation();
  // Use the conversation for chatting
}

Streaming Chat with OpenAI

For more advanced scenarios, like a streaming chat with OpenAI, you would interact with the chat stream directly:

// Assuming a conversation has been created and initialized...
const inputStreamWriter = conversation.getInputStreamWriter();
const outputStream = conversation.getOutputStream();

// Write a message to the input stream for the AI to process
await inputStreamWriter.write('Hello, how can I help you today?');

// Listen to the output stream for responses from AI
const reader = outputStream.getReader();
reader.read().then(function processText({ done, value }) {
  if (done) {
    console.log("No more messages from AI");
    return;
  }
  console.log("AI says:", value);
  // Continue reading messages
  reader.read().then(processText);
});

Handling Audio Responses

The package may also support converting text responses from the AI into audio. While specific implementation details depend on the AI provider's capabilities, a generic approach would involve creating a text-to-speech instance and utilizing it:

// This is a hypothetical function call as the implementation might vary
const tts = await TTS.createWithOpenAi(smartAi);

// The TTS instance would then be used to convert text to speech

Extensive Feature Set

@push.rocks/smartai provides comprehensive support for interacting with various AI models, not limited to text chat. It encompasses audio responses, potentially incorporating AI-powered analyses, and other multi-modal interactions.

Refer to the specific AI providers’ documentation through @push.rocks/smartai, such as OpenAI and Anthropic, for detailed guidance on utilizing the full spectrum of capabilities, including the implementation of custom conversation flows, handling streaming data efficiently, and generating audio responses from AI conversations.

Conclusion

Equipped with @push.rocks/smartai, developers can streamline the integration of sophisticated AI interactions into their applications. The package facilitates robust communication with AI models, supporting diverse operations from simple chats to complex audio feedback mechanisms, all within a unified, easy-to-use interface.

Explore the package more to uncover its full potential in creating engaging, AI-enhanced interactions in your applications.

License and Legal Information

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