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Telegram SMS
An SMS-forwarding Robot Running on Your Android Device
With the power of Telegram SMS, your multi-phone life is much easier than before. Receiving and sending SMS, relaying APP notifications, monitoring battery status. All stuff can be done with a single Telegram bot. You can use the bot in both private chat and group chat, in case you have more than 2 Android phones, or sharing the bot with other people. Telegram SMS connects with Telegram's bot API server directly, no 3rd-party services involved. -
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Joget
AI Powered Open Source Platform to Easily Build Enterprise Web Apps
Joget offers an open-source, AI-powered platform that converges no-code/low-code development with AI to rapidly build and customize enterprise applications at scale. By combining AI with visual app builders—not raw code—Joget makes app generation faster, safer, and more accessible for everyone. With Generative AI and Agentic AI capabilities, Joget Intelligence enables organizations to automate and enhance processes while maintaining oversight and compliance. Unlike typical AI code... -
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Conversations
App in java for chatting to a generative A.I. (involving tts and stt)
Java application for chatting to generative AI Llama3. * The user can speak into the microphone (speechToText), edit the recognized text and send it to the AI. * The AI responds and the server returns that response in real time, and the sentences converted to audio (textToSpeech), and the application broadcasts them through the speaker. The application is prepared so that only one user occupies the server's resources, so if the server is busy, in theory it will not let you...
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