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Build a Python chatbot for daily check-ins

Creating a Python chatbot for daily check-ins involves building a simple conversational flow where the bot asks users about their day, mood, tasks, or anything relevant, and logs or responds accordingly. Below is a complete example using basic Python. It can be expanded later with more advanced NLP or integrations.


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import datetime class DailyCheckInBot: def __init__(self): self.user_name = "" self.data = [] def greet(self): print("Hello! I'm your Daily Check-In Bot.") self.user_name = input("What's your name? ").strip() print(f"Nice to meet you, {self.user_name}! Let's do your daily check-in.") def ask_mood(self): mood = input("How are you feeling today? (e.g., happy, tired, stressed) ").strip() return mood def ask_tasks(self): tasks = input("What tasks did you accomplish today? ").strip() return tasks def ask_challenges(self): challenges = input("Did you face any challenges today? ").strip() return challenges def ask_plan(self): plan = input("What are your plans for tomorrow? ").strip() return plan def save_checkin(self, mood, tasks, challenges, plan): today = datetime.date.today().isoformat() checkin = { "date": today, "mood": mood, "tasks": tasks, "challenges": challenges, "plan": plan } self.data.append(checkin) print("Thanks for sharing your check-in!") def show_summary(self): print(f"n{self.user_name}, here is a summary of today's check-in:") last = self.data[-1] for key, value in last.items(): print(f"{key.capitalize()}: {value}") def run(self): self.greet() mood = self.ask_mood() tasks = self.ask_tasks() challenges = self.ask_challenges() plan = self.ask_plan() self.save_checkin(mood, tasks, challenges, plan) self.show_summary() if __name__ == "__main__": bot = DailyCheckInBot() bot.run()

Explanation:

  • The bot greets the user and asks their name.

  • It then asks 4 main questions: mood, tasks done, challenges faced, and plans for tomorrow.

  • The responses are stored in a list as daily records.

  • A summary of the latest check-in is printed at the end.

  • This structure is basic but can be extended with file storage, NLP, sentiment analysis, or a web interface.

Would you like me to add features like saving to a file or integrating with a chatbot framework?

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