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Open in hackernews

Show HN: KisanAI – WhatsApp Agricultural Assistant

https://github.com/mandarwagh9/KisanAI
2•mandarwagh•6mo ago
A comprehensive Flask-based WhatsApp chatbot specifically designed for farmers and agricultural communities. The bot integrates with Google's Gemini AI to provide intelligent agricultural advice, crop disease identification, market information, and government scheme details. Built with conversation memory and multilingual support to serve farmers effectively.

Features Agricultural Intelligence: Specialized AI responses for farming queries, crop management, and agricultural best practices Crop Disease Detection: Image analysis for plant disease identification and treatment recommendations Market Price Information: Real-time crop price data and market trends Government Schemes: Information about agricultural subsidies, schemes, and farmer benefits Voice Message Support: Audio message processing with automatic transcription Multilingual Support: Translation services for regional language support Knowledge Base: Comprehensive agricultural knowledge database Conversation Memory: Maintains chat history for personalized farming advice WhatsApp Integration: Seamless integration with WhatsApp Business API Secure Communication: HMAC signature verification for secure webhooks Response Validation: Quality assurance for AI-generated agricultural advice

Comments

FerkiHN•6mo ago
Cool program, I'm certainly not interested in agriculture, but if you want a larger audience, you should also add an official website with this AI, and a Telegram bot.
mandarwagh•6mo ago
Right, will look into it for sure !

A star at the repo is appreciated

FerkiHN•6mo ago
Hey! I just gave your project a star.

If you’re up for it, I’d really appreciate your support as well — I’m working on an open-source terminal-based image viewer called PIT (Phono in Terminal), built for speed and clean rendering (even 4K support in raw ANSI!).

You can check it out here: https://github.com/Ferki-git-creator/phono-in-terminal-image...

A star would mean a lot — not just for the number, but because people often judge usefulness by GitHub stars. Thanks either way, and keep building cool stuff