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Add feature: Elocution Bot, a real world application to help users with pronunciation #119

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@sahilyadav902 sahilyadav902 commented Sep 3, 2023

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This PR brings a new bot functionality called Elocution Bot to the list of examples. Elocution Bot is a real-world application that helps people improve their pronunciation and elocution, enhancing their speech clarity and making them better speakers.

This PR brings 2 such bots based on the Open AI Model to do the same. The first one is a text-based bot like the other bots in the repo, which helps users understand the proper pronunciation by breaking the word into syllables, gives examples to the users, and engages them in small practice exercises. The second one is a discord bot, that can be added by users to their own servers where the bot will help them to learn the pronunciation using audio cues sent by the bot when a user passes a word to it.

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  • Text-based Bot
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  • Discord Bot
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Code improvements

  • Added the functionality for the 2 bots, updated the docs with the relevant instructions, and added package required package dependencies to pyproject.toml.

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  • I’ve manually tested that code works locally on desktop and mobile browsers.
  • I’ve reviewed my code.
  • I’ve removed all my personal credentials (API keys etc.) from the code.

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