Is a very basic slack bot that ties a local Stable Diffusion (https://github.com/lstein/stable-diffusion) install to your slack workspace. It uses the slack bot socket mode API and can therefore be run without any externally reacable infrastructure.
If you have a computer with a GPU sitting at home or somewhere where it can not be reached directly from the web, but want its graphics power to work for your Slack Workspace, this bot might just help you out.
Mention the App name in your message to prompt the bot to render an image.
e.g. @LocalArtist A very tasty cup of coffee, cinematic scene, volumetric lighting
will render you a tasty drink
Go to https://api.slack.com/ log in and create a Slack bot.
Create an ap "from scratch"
Name it, and place it in your workspace
Enable socket mode on the app:
make sure it is turned on, and Event subscriptions are enabled as well:
Go to the "OAuth & Permissions" section and add the following scopes:
app_mentions:read
files:write
chat:write
groups:write
im:write
mpim:write
reactions:write
like so:
Now, install the bot to your workspace.
The bot token and app token will be required when installing the bot in the next section.
Install the stable diffusion from https://github.com/invoke-ai/InvokeAI as the bot uses its interface to render art. It is tested to work with release-1.14.1 of lsteins stable-diffusion command line interface.
I recommend setting up a python environment for the bot.
Then install the slack bot python requirements
pip install -r requirements.txt
Setup the environment
export SLACKSD_BOT_TOKEN=xoxb-xxxxxxxxx
export SLACKSD_APP_TOKEN=xapp-xxxxxxxxx
export SLACKSD_STABLE_DIFFUSION_PROMPT="~/path/to/the/slacksd/directory/execute_prompt"
export SLACKSD_STABLE_DIFFUSION_PATH="~/path/to/stable-diffusion/"
export SLACKSD_STABLE_DIFFUSION_RESULTS="~/path/to/where/images/are/locally/rendered/to/"
run the bot
python socket_bot.py