Overview JavaScript application that lets you chat with an OpenAI-backed assistant through the LINE mobile app, using the LINE Messaging API as the chat channel. The README mentions commands such as sum and search, but setup details live on a separate documentation site. The author points to a newer successor, fermi, built on Supabase and OpenRouter.
Who it is for: LINE users who want a self-hosted OpenAI chatbot
Strengths Uses LINE as the chat front end, so no custom client app is needed MIT license; Dockerfile and Compose file are present in the repo Documentation published in English and Chinese Weaknesses Tied to the OpenAI API and LINE; other providers or chat apps are not described Last release was 2024-07-09; the author points to fermi as the successor README has no setup steps or requirements; it defers to the docs site Long-term memory and tool actions are not described in the README What it needs no GPU Docker + Compose Needs OpenAI API, LINE Messaging API Models: OpenAI Also in Assistants Rank Project Score 1 ai-job-search Claude Code workflow that searches job boards and drafts tailored CVs and cover letters 92 out of 100 score 2 OpenClaw Personal AI assistant reachable through Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp and more 85 out of 100 score 3 nanobot Self-hosted personal AI agent reachable from browser, terminal and chat apps 85 out of 100 score # 4openhuman Rust agent harness with desktop app, built-in memory and embeddable library 85 out of 100 score # 5ZeroClaw Single Rust binary agent runtime with 30+ channels and hardware access 80 out of 100 score
How to choose Check which channels it supports today (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, email) and whether each needs a paid API. Look at how memory is stored and whether you can inspect or wipe it. Actions need credentials; prefer assistants that scope them per tool. Health
Releases None in the last 12 monthsLast one 835 days ago
Top contributor 100% of commits1 of 1 in the last 12 months
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License in plain words MIT Permissive
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