Today I'm going to share a hardcore (at least I think so) project:
Using flows.network to create a Telegram chat GPT bot.
Flows.network is an automation platform that allows you to build bots, connections, and workflows for online services (SaaS) using serverless functions. It currently supports two programming languages: Rust and JavaScript.
Let's talk about Rust.
Rust is a programming language considered as a potential language for future artificial intelligence and general artificial intelligence (AGI). (Not my words, but Musk’s.)
Here are some features of Rust:
: Rust's borrow checker and ownership system ensure memory-safe checks at compile time, avoiding common errors such as null pointers and data races. : Rust allows high-level abstractions without sacrificing performance, achieving high efficiency through compiler optimizations. : Rust provides built-in concurrency tools that support safe and efficient concurrent programming. : Rust is designed as a cross-platform programming language, capable of running on multiple operating systems and architectures. : Rust has an active community with rich third-party libraries and tools, providing strong development support.
Creating a Telegram chatbot with flows.network
On flows.network, there are many templates available for use.
Today, I used it to create a Telegram chatbot. https://flows.network/start
The operation steps are very simple; just follow the process provided on the official website step by step.
Then, a Telegram bot integrated with the GPT API is successfully created.
Custom development
If the default features no longer meet your needs, you can use the Rust programming language for personalized modifications. When creating with a template earlier, a repository will be created on GitHub. Simply download this repository, and you can start making various customizations.
