New Cog: Dad Joke / Riddle Guessing Game (Port from ClemBot Issue #428)#18
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I added a solution to the request that involved two cogs. The dad joke cog uses a free API to make calls for a random dad joke. No secrets were required. A focus command was added alongside the base call to allow a joke on a certain topic. However the Riddle guessing game is a little more involved and information is defined below:
New Secrets
API ninjas offers 10,000 free calls per month with no required card at signup.
Implementation
The riddle bot receives 4 random riddles from the API and uses the first given as the "correct" riddle. The other riddles' answers are used for the multiple choice answers. This could possibly be done better with the use of an LLM inference endpoint, but this was the best solution with little extensible overhead.
Users can use reactions to answer and will receive a final embedding with the result of their answer.
closes #17