Updated discord_rig_bot to [email protected] and added some fixes for Discord responses #5
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…te Discord's 3 second response rule and 2000 character limit.
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I was getting a bunch of
The application did not respondmessages in Discord. For example/ask what is rig?would give me that error, but/ask what is rig in just a few words?would work properly.Turns out Discord has a rule that it only waits 3 seconds for a response, so if your LLM takes too long to respond, you will get that message. Also, Discord limits each message to 2000 characters (unless you have Nitro--then you get 4000). I modified process_messages to add a deferral response and truncate any message over 1900 characters.
I also updated the code to work with [email protected] whereas the original code used 0.2.1. I am new to rig so these updates may not be optimal, but the code compiles and works. Unfortunately the changes do make the code more difficult to understand.