In this article, we analyze Dosu bot usage in Lobechat pull requests. As I was studying the lobechat code, for some reason I ended up on this pull request and found that there is a comment from dosubot.

Dosu

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Dosu community reactions:

1. “The bot is right!”

2. “Yes, that was the problem, I can confirm it works fine now!”

3. “Thanks jinja2 worked perfectly.”

4. “Thank you, you have been very helpful.”

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At the time of writing this article, Dosu is in Beta. If you’re interesting in trying out Dosu, join their waiting list at https://dosu.dev or reach out to dosu team at hi@dosu.dev

Dosu can be installed on any repository, but it will not do anything until you’re taken off the waitlist.

Dosu’s comment on Lobechat repo:

1. Failed to locate the entry point in lobechat code

2. Too many requests, please wait before trying again.

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References:

1. https://github.com/lobehub/lobe-chat/issues/4395

2. https://github.com/apps/dosubot

3. https://github.com/devstein

4. https://dosu.dev/

5. https://docs.dosu.dev/pages/onboarding-quickstart