Follow the instructions below to create your own instance of the bot:
Look at the doc at einstein.ai. You need a model for image classification and a model for Language intent.
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Make sure you are logged in to the Heroku Dashboard
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Click the button below to deploy the Messenger bot on Heroku:
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Fill in the config variables as described.
- Leave FB_PAGE_TOKEN blank for now
- For FB_VERIFY_TOKEN, enter a passphrase of your choice. You'll have to enter the same passphrase when you create the webhook in Facebook.
- Fill Einstein vars with what you got from step 2
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Run the command
heroku labs:enable runtime-dyno-metadata -a <app name>
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Follow these instructions to create a Facebook app. You'll have to create a Facebook page, a Facebook application, and configure Messenger for your application.
- When asked for a Callback URL, enter the URL of the Heroku app you just deployed followed by /webhook. For example:
https://myapp.herokuapp.com/webhook
- When the Page Access Token is generated, login to the Heroku Dashboard, and set the Heroku FB_PAGE_TOKEN config variable to the value of that token (Setting>Reveal Config Vars)
- When asked for the Verify Token, enter the value you entered for the FB_VERIFY_TOKEN config variable when you deployed the Heroku app.
- Make sure you select a page in the Select a page to subscribe your webhook... dropdown
- When asked for a Callback URL, enter the URL of the Heroku app you just deployed followed by /webhook. For example:
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Visit the Facebook page you created in the previous step, and click the Message button. Type help in the chat bot. You can continue the conversation with the bot in the Messenger app on your phone or in the browser (http://messenger.com).