Wish List: Build a Symfony Assistant chatbot

[tacman]

I read an article about how to build a Symfony chatbot using Mongo in Symfony. While functional, it exposes the challenges of not using a framework like neuron-ai, like hard-coding guzzle calls directly to the endpoints for embedding.

BUT it is functional! (At least, I think it is, I don't have MongoDB installed.)

I'd love to see an article like this, but of course using neuron-ai and either Meilisearch or Postgres. I would even write one once I get my code working.

Anyway, it's a worthwhile read to see how they solve the same problems and think about how to refactor it to neuron-ai. Maybe a job for an AI agent?

[ilvalerione]

Hi Tac, thank you for sharing your learning path and needs.

This is a very good example of the benefits provided by Neuron ADK (Agent Development Kit).

We know how important the initial learning experience is to provide developers with the best development experience. The community around the project play a crucial role in making this possible.

Feel free to share your articles, tutorials, repositories, etc with us, we will be happy to forward these resources to the community on our channels.

We are planning next tutorials based on community feedback.

Personal considerations

When I published Neuron as an open source project I never imagined it could spread so virally. I clearly feel the need for developers to be supported in getting started with this new development environment.

It's important to remember that Neuron was released less than three months ago :)!!

Important resources already available

• Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/fJSX8wWIDO8?si=69N7tc9Jm7vSpHnR
• Webinar: https://youtu.be/q6GqgPMUJFY?si=gwkyxW8IGUU5xXSg
• Blog: https://inspector.dev/blog
• E-Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1YX8KJB

[robiningelbrecht]

@tacman I'm currently working an a Symfony chat bot integrated with NeuronAI. It uses the Mercure component to push messages from the server to the client.
It's still a work in progress for sure, but you can check this PR: robiningelbrecht/statistics-for-strava#358

I'm still not sure if I want it to be a simple http request => http response kind of thing or if I want to keep using mercure

[tacman]

Sweet, I'll check it out!