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donger-py

Free

Python package with Streamlit app powered by Grok AI for chat and multimodal analysis

donger-py is a Python package available on PyPI that provides a Streamlit-based application powered by Grok AI. The package enables chat interactions, multimodal analysis capabilities, and document retrieval functionalities. It serves as a developer tool for integrating Grok AI features into Python applications through a user-friendly Streamlit interface.

Who it's for

Python developersAI researchersdata scientistsdevelopers building multimodal applications

Pricing · free

checked Oct 11, 2026
PlanPriceIncludes
FreeFreeOpen source Python package · Available on PyPI · Streamlit application included · Grok AI integration

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Use it for

  • — Building chat interfaces with Grok AI
  • — Multimodal content analysis
  • — Document retrieval and processing
  • — Rapid prototyping of AI-powered applications
  • — Creating Streamlit demos with Grok capabilities

Get the most out of it

  1. 01Install via pip for quick setup and integration into existing Python projects
  2. 02Leverage the Streamlit interface for rapid prototyping before building production applications
  3. 03Explore the multimodal analysis features to process different content types in a single workflow
  4. 04Use the document retrieval capabilities to build knowledge-based chat applications
  5. 05Review the PyPI documentation to understand all available functions and configuration options
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In the news

  • donger-py added to PyPIPypi.org · Oct 10, 2026
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