What it does

It’s a webhook-based Viber bot that forwards messages to the SUSI AI API and returns the responses. The README is essentially a visual tutorial: fork, create a Viber public account, copy your key into a Heroku config var, edit a hardcoded URL on line 33 of index.js, deploy, and chat.

The interesting bit

The project treats documentation as a screenshot gallery — every step has an annotated phone-screen image, which is either admirably thorough or a sign that the setup is too fiddly to explain in text alone. The actual bot logic is thin enough that the README never discusses it; the value is entirely in the glue.

Key highlights

• Forwards Viber messages to SUSI AI and relays responses back
• Deploys on Heroku with GitHub auto-deploy from the development branch
• Requires manual URL editing in source before first deploy (line 33 of index.js)
• Viber public account requires manual approval via a support form
• No code-level documentation; architecture is left as an exercise for the reader

Caveats

• The README is pure setup walkthrough — no API details, no testing instructions, no mention of error handling
• Hardcoded webhook URL and branch-based deployment suggest this is a tutorial scaffold, not a maintained service

Verdict

Grab this if you need a quick, visual reference for wiring Viber’s public account API to an external AI service. Skip it if you’re looking for a reusable bot framework or any insight into how SUSI AI actually works.