Meet Sonata, your intelligent assistant for coding, writing, and problem-solving. Powered by GPT-4, it delivers quick, clear answers, generates ideas, improves accessibility, and helps you work smarter. Sonata brings the classic GPT experience to an all-rounded, beautifully styled, and student-friendly interface.
Link: https://sonatav1.streamlit.app/
Sonata is designed with students and learners in mind, providing a free, accessible, and visually appealing AI assistant that removes barriers to learning. Whether you need help understanding a concept, drafting an essay, debugging code, or brainstorming ideas, Sonata is here to support you.
- AI-Powered Assistance: Get clear, concise answers for coding, writing, or research questions.
- Beautiful & Clean UI: GPT-style formatting with a minimalistic, user-friendly design.
- Accessibility First: Fully free and designed to work in environments where AI tools may be restricted.
- Student-Oriented Utility: Perfect for homework, assignments, study sessions, and idea generation.
- Fast & Lightweight: Optimized to run smoothly on most devices.
- Safe & Reliable: Focused on educational use, ensuring a supportive environment for learning.
- Boost learning efficiency with on-demand AI guidance.
- Encourage creativity and problem-solving with idea generation.
- Improve writing, research, and coding skills.
- Maintain focus with a clean, distraction-free interface.
- Empower students who have limited access to AI tools.
This is the first version of Sonata, offering a stable, aesthetic, and highly usable chatbot experience.
Future updates will include:
- Improved API integration for more dynamic AI responses.
- Enhanced UI and UX, including richer visuals and smoother interactions.
- Personalization features.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/sonata.gitNavigate to the project folder:
Copy code
cd sonataInstall dependencies:
Copy code
pip install -r requirements.txtRun Sonata:
Copy code
python main.pyContributing Sonata is open-source and welcomes contributions. Fork the repo, create a branch, add your improvements, and submit a pull request.