add /ask command for AI-powered hackathon Q&A #2
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Overview
This pull request adds a new
/askcommand to Goose Guide Bot. It introduces an AI-powered interface to help users get answers to common hackathon questions using natural language. The goal is to reduce load on organizers and provide fast, conversational support to participants.When a user types
/ask <question>, the bot queries the Voiceflow API (or another backend) and returns a helpful response.What’s Included
ask.tsto handle the Slack commandindex.tsto register the commandSlackBotManifest.jsonto declare the command.env.templatefor required API keysNote on Commit History
I did not manually change all the files shown in this pull request. Due to a misconfigured local git history, GitHub automatically included many unrelated files when I pushed from my fork. Only the files listed above are related to the new feature.
If necessary, I can recreate this pull request from a clean branch with only the intended changes.
Why This Feature Matters
Participants frequently ask repeated questions during a hackathon. This command helps automate responses, saving time for organizers and improving the overall experience for attendees.
Let me know if any changes are needed. Thanks for reviewing.