that tool should be a standalone service, something our team would pay dearly for. It goes through all slack public channel's history, creates embeddings and also goes into github, confluence, etc. And then people can just talk to the bot to get their questions answered if it can answer as good as chatgpt4

One could build that SaaS on top of windmill :)

We are starting a series cheekily called "Replace a SaaS" with this one as the first one.

There is a trade-off between build and buy and we aim to reduce the chiasm so you don't end up with a billion generic SaaS subscriptions and with a bit of code build truly tailored solutions.

I built standalone service for discord a while ago.

https://tally.so/r/3xjvKE if you want to see the demo.

Would you be interested in trying out?

Really interesting. What's the charge for trying it out

No charges. I will pass on the API cost if you have a high scale but I imagine not.

There are a bunch I have seen, eg https://scriv.ai/

I’m currently working on that :)

Content marketing for Windmill. Just keep that motivation in mind when reading this blog post.

“You don’t need a SaaS!” +

“Using Windmill” +

“Windmill Pricing:”

Ok!

To be fair you can self host their thing.

Is there any place where folks building AI dev tools at the [no code, low code, prosumer-code] intersection hang out?

I was just watching some of the Windmill videos (they're cool!) and am fascinated by the interplay between visual code blocks and code.

Selfishly, I wish there was a water cooler where those of us wrestling with these dev ux interfaces could trade tricks & hazards.

We are building Promptly(https://trypromptly.com), a no-code platform to build AI apps. You can build Slack/Discord bots connected to any LLM provider. You can check out the docs here: https://docs.trypromptly.com/apps/slack_app.html

I'm in a discord that is mostly people like this. Look at the guys around @nocodecarson on Twitter or ping him for the Discord link and tell him Jake Duth sent you.

(to be clear I'm not one of the node code guys, generally prefer full-code after running with Bubble, etc. for a few months)

Good job in making it open source! We're building this as a hosted plug & play solution for Discord & Telegram integration, feel free to check it out: https://awesomeqa.xyz

I followed this tutorial 2 weekend ago, switched out github repo with zendesk. was super helpfull to actually see how easy it was to build it. And how good the result was.

Pretty neat we did almost the same thing with SharePoint and DevOps as the source and MS Teams as the output.

Do you offer a cloud version as well? Congrats, looks like a lot of open source communities might need this!

We do and if you do not want to bother self-hosting, our free-tier is sufficient for around 200 answers (1000 executions): https://www.windmill.dev/pricing

ha, Im working on something similar https://recurai.com/discord

Only you can also embed the discord bot on any web app via a javascript widget.

The author is on his Discord server basically 24/7, he's definitely not contributing to this problem.

“Commoditize Your Complement” as they say