AI Chat Command

ollama run llama3.1
```

2. Create our Python script

In our Streamer.bot folder, navigate to `data` and then create a `scripts` directory.

```python [Streamer.bot\data\scripts\ollama-example.py]
import sys
import ollama

# Load the prompt from command line arguments
prompt = " ".join(sys.argv[1:])

# Generate text using llama3.1 model
response = ollama.generate(model="llama3.1", prompt=prompt)

# Print the response as a single line, truncated at 500 characters
output = response["response"].replace("\n", " ")
print(output[0:499])
```

3. Install the ollama python package

From our `scripts` directory in Windows Explorer, :kbd{value="Right-Click"} and open the current location in terminal.

```bash [Command Prompt]
pip install ollama
```

This will install the ollama python package to allow our script to interact with ollama.

4. Create a Chat Command

::navigate
In Streamer.bot, navigate to the **Commands** tab
::

1. Set the `Name` to anything you'd like, such as `!ollama`
2. Add a command to the `Commands` list: `!ollama`
3. Uncheck the `Ignore Internal Messages` option
    - This will allow us to use our command from the Streamer.bot chat window!

![Command Configuration](/assets/4.examples/assets/ollama-command.png){caption-alt}

5. Create our Action

::navigate
In Streamer.bot, navigate to the **Actions** tab
::

1. Create a new action, we are going to name ours `Ollama Example`
2. Add a Trigger, `Core > Commands > Command Triggered`
3. Select the `!ollama` command we just created

6. Configure Sub-Actions

1. Add a [Run a Program](/api/sub-actions/core/system/run-a-program) sub-action

    - `Core > System > Run a Program`
    - `Target`: `python`{lang=bash}
    - `Working Directory`: `path\to\Streamer.bot\data\scripts`{lang=bash}
    - `Arguments`: `ollama-example.py %rawInput%`{lang=bash}
        - Note that we are adding the `%rawInput%`{lang=cs} variable as a python argument.

            This contains the command input from the user, and will allow our python script to read it!
    - `Wait`: `1`
        - **This must be set to a value greater than 0!**

    ![Run a Program Sub-Action](/assets/4.examples/assets/ollama-run-a-program.png){caption-alt}

2. Add a [Send Message to Channel](/api/sub-actions/twitch/chat/send-message-to-channel) sub-action
    - `Twitch > Chat > Send Message to Channel`
    - Choose whether you want to send the message from your `Bot` or `Broadcaster` account
    - Set the `Message` value to `%output0%`{lang=cs}
        - This variable will contain the first line of output from our python script!

    ![Twitch Send Message Sub-Action](/assets/4.examples/assets/ollama-twitch-message.png){caption-alt}

7. Done!

When you are finished, everything should look something like this:

![Ollama Action Overview](/assets/4.examples/assets/ollama-actions-view.png){caption-alt}

::success
You can now test out the `!ollama` command in chat!
::

![Ollama Command Chat Preview](/assets/4.examples/assets/ollama-command-preview.png){caption-alt}


## Import Code

Import this code into your Streamer.bot to have the command and action (mostly) set up for you!

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You will still need to create the python script, and update the working directory of the `Run a Program` sub-action accordingly.

## Tips & Tricks

This is just a basic example, but it can be improved in many ways.