info.yaml

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# Members of your group.
group:
    - name: Daniel Wei
      netid: dlw266
    - name: Ken Chiem
      netid: kc696
    - name: Ryan Lee
      netid: rjl275
    - name: Anthony Huang
      netid: zh94
# Your PM.
pm:
    name: Cathryn Li
    netid: cl893
# Set to false if you don't want your gallery entry to be public.
publish: true
# Pithy title
title: "Bocaml -- your friendly neighborhood Telegram Chatbot"
# OK if this is a Cornell Github link, but public gallery viewers won't be able to see it.
git-repo: "https://github.com/epicdragon44/g511"
# If you have no demo screencast, replace the url string with an empty string ""
demo-video-url: ""
# Write a short, attention-grabbing description of your project.
desc: >
    🤖 Meet Bocaml: The Ultimate All-in-One Telegram Chat-Bot! 🚀

    Tired of juggling multiple chat-bots for everyday tasks? Say hello to Bocaml, your new AI-powered personal assistant that's revolutionizing the way you use Telegram! 🎉

    Our team of expert developers has harnessed the power of cutting-edge AI technology like ChatGPT-4 and advanced NLP, along with a plethora of libraries and APIs, to create the ultimate all-in-one chat-bot experience. 🧠💬

    🌟 Bocaml is your one-stop solution for:
    ✔️ Instant unit, time-zone, and currency conversions 🔄
    ✔️ Lightning-fast problem-solving 🧩
    ✔️ In-chat gameplay 🎮
    ✔️ Real-time weather forecasts 🌤️
    ✔️ And so much more, all in a single chat! 🌐

    Simply type your query, and Bocaml's AI-powered magic will deliver the answers you need with unparalleled ease and accuracy. 🎩✨

    Why wait? Add @BocamlBot to your Telegram and unleash the full potential of AI-assisted convenience today! 📲💡

    (Named after the Louie's Lunch Bo Burger. Implemented in OCaml.)

    Featuring:
    - A monorepo containing bot/ and server/ sub-repositories for division of responsibilities between user-facing and logic-handling code.
    - Integration with the Telegram SDK using Telegraml, and a full-featured HTTP server using Opium
    - Make scripts for initializing, installing, testing, running, killing, building, zipping, and even counting the lines of code in the project.