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robbot
🤖 robbot is a Matrix bot focused on a small runtime surface and static OpenAI-compatible backends.
It is configured with a fixed list of named backends such as openrouter, ollama, or cerebras, and users can switch between those backend names at runtime with !bai model <backend-name>.
🌟 Features
- static named backends defined in config as
{ name, api_key?, model, url } - OpenAI-compatible API focus with
/v1/chat/completionsand/v1/models - text-first conversations in Matrix rooms and threads
- room-level backend switching plus thread-local backend overrides
- support for image inputs plus built-in PDF handling: direct text extraction, bounded OCR fallback, then page-image fallback
- encrypted Matrix communication and persisted room/global state
🚀 Getting Started
- For playbook installation, see Setting up robbot
- For local runs and hacking, see development documentation
- For runtime behavior, see usage and configuration
📚 Documentation
See the bot's documentation for the rest of the docs tree.
📜 Changes
See CHANGELOG.md for historical changes inherited from the fork and newer robbot-specific work.