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Attachments: Attachment Name: Information about open file in the editor Attachments Kind: Visible Attachments Source: CurrentFileRetriever / CurrentFileChatAttachment Attachments Text: ```python ``` kotlin.Unit ==== Message #2 ==== Assistant: Hello! I’d be happy to help. Please tell me a bit more about your project: 1. What the application should do (main features or user stories). 2. Whether it is a command-line tool, desktop GUI, web service, mobile app, etc. 3. Any performance, scalability or deployment constraints you already know of. 4. What kind of data you will store or process (e.g., text, images, video, sensor streams). 5. Any particular libraries, frameworks, or programming styles you prefer or wish to avoid. With those details I can suggest a suitable architecture, Python libraries, and an implementation roadmap. kotlin.Unit ==== Message #3 ==== User: So I want to make a headless tool which runs on my linux server. I want it to connect to discord and run a bot which i can DM links to news articles. I then want it to download the news article and parse information out of it using a local LLM which I have setup with ollama. I'm not set on exactly using ollama if that's too restrictive and can switch to other self hosting options if needed. Anyways I want the system to analyise the paragraphs in the article comparing it to the headline + the context gathered from the previous paragraphs. I don't want the LLM to give a summary but rather give a sentiment rating and a relevence rating. The a copying program exports the most relevant paragraphs to a website which allows me to view the news article with the relevant paragraphs highlighted (with rating value) + expected sentiment is this possible? I don't want you to write any code just give suggestions for libraries and how I could make this project possible kotlin.Unit ==== Message #4 ==== Assistant: Yes, this is very doable on a Linux server with only open-source components. Below is a practical, battle-tested stack and an implementation outline you can follow. --- ## 1. High-level architecture ``` Discord DM ──▶ Bot listener ──▶ Article fetcher & cleaner │ ▼ Paragraph segmentation │ ▼ ┌───────────────────────┴───────────────────────┐ │ NLP core │ │ − relevance scoring − sentiment scoring │ └───────────────────────┬───────────────────────┘ │ ▼ Result persister (DB / JSON) │ ▼ Mini web viewer ``` Everything can run inside one Python process (async) or be split into micro-services later if you need scale. --- ## 2. Suggested libraries / tools | Concern | Recommended option | Why | |---------|-------------------|-----| | Discord bot | **discord.py 2.x** (async) | Mature, well-documented, runs headless. | | HTTP / article download | `httpx` (async) | Non-blocking; plays well with discord.py’s event loop. | | Article extraction & clean HTML → plain text | **trafilatura** or **newspaper3k** | Handles boiler-plate removal, encoding, language detection. | | Paragraph splitting | Built-in `re` / `textwrap`, or `spacy`’s `Doc.sents` for sentence boundaries then `nltk`/custom to group into paragraphs. | | Sentence & paragraph embeddings | **sentence-transformers** (`all-MiniLM-L6-v2`, `bge-base-en`, etc.) | Fast, lightweight, good quality relevance scores, runs on CPU if needed. | | Relevance metric | cosine similarity (`scipy.spatial.distance.cosine`). | | Sentiment classifier | ① Hugging Face model (`distilbert-base-uncased-finetuned-sst-2-english`) for speed, or ② your local LLM via **ollama**/`llama.cpp` doing zero-shot classification (“Positive/Negative/Neutral”). | | Local LLM bridge | If you stay with Ollama: `ollama-python` (simple REST wrapper). For raw `llama.cpp`: `ctransformers` or `llama-cpp-python`. | | Persistence | SQLite (with `peewee` or SQLModel) or a plain JSON/Parquet dump—depends on volume. | | Web viewer | Tiny **Flask** or **FastAPI** backend + **Jinja2** templates. Highlight paragraphs with `mark.js` or a CSS heatmap class. | | Background / service manager | `systemd` unit or `supervisor` to keep the bot alive on reboot. | All of the above are pip-installable; no extra package manager required. --- ## 3. Implementation roadmap 1. **Discord bot skeleton** • Create a bot token in the Discord Developer portal. • `discord.py` async listener for direct messages containing URLs. • Validate URL, enqueue a job. 2. **Fetching & cleaning** • Use `httpx.AsyncClient` to get the HTML. • Run `trafilatura.extract(html, include_comments=False)` to obtain title + main text. • Split into paragraphs (`"\n\n"` or regex on double line breaks). 3. **Relevance scoring** • For each paragraph *pₖ*: – Build context string = headline + “ ” + concatenation of previous paragraphs (optionally capped length). – Compute embeddings with `sentence-transformers`. – Relevance = 1 – cosine_distance(context, paragraph). • Keep the score 0–1 (or 0–100). 4. **Sentiment scoring** (pick one) a. Fast classifier: Hugging Face sentiment model (`pipeline("sentiment-analysis")`). b. LLM: prompt your local model: “Classify the sentiment of this paragraph as Positive / Negative / Neutral.” Parse the answer. 5. **Data model** ``` Article(id, url, headline, fetched_at) Paragraph(id, article_id→Article, index, text, relevance_score, sentiment_label) ``` A SQLite file is fine. 6. **Web viewer** • `/article/` endpoint renders headline + paragraphs. • Each `

` gets a CSS class representing relevance heat colour (green → yellow → red). • Tooltip or badge with numerical score + sentiment label. 7. **Deployment** • Put the bot and the web server in a single `uvicorn` process (FastAPI) or separate processes. • Create a `systemd` service file pointing to `python -m mybot`. Enable & start. --- ## 4. Notes & alternatives • Instead of custom relevance logic you could leverage an LLM prompt: “Rate how relevant this paragraph is to the headline on a 0-10 scale.” but embedding similarity is cheaper and deterministic. • If you prefer an “orchestration” layer, **LangChain** or **Haystack** can chain fetch → clean → embed → rank, but for a small tool plain code is simpler. • On CPU-only servers MiniLM embedding ≈ 1 ms per paragraph; RoBERTa sentiment ≈ 10 ms. Plenty fast unless you stream hundreds of articles per minute. • Store raw HTML too; you can later tweak parsing without re-downloading. • Add caching to avoid re-processing the same URL. --- ## 5. Next steps 1. Spin up a Python 3.11 virtual environment, install: `pip install discord.py[voice] httpx trafilatura sentence-transformers scipy transformers torch fastapi uvicorn[standard]` (Adjust optional GPU / CPU extras.) 2. Prototype the article pipeline offline with a sample URL. 3. Wire the pipeline into the Discord listener. 4. Build the simple Flask / FastAPI template for visualisation. Once you have each module working in isolation, glue them together and harden (logging, error handling, retries). The entire MVP can fit comfortably in <500 lines of Python. Feel free to ask for deeper dives into any individual piece. Good luck with your project! kotlin.Unit