Bug Stomp

Julie Tinkerbell is interpreting more things as commands these days - going to xcommand instead of catching keyphrases like "do (noun) (verb), does a (noun) (verb)" was one of the simple ones I tested with, as well as misinterpreting emotes as in this conversation today:
Kyran: That was kind. ^ ^
Julie Tinkerbell: I'm going to tell everyone you said ' ^ ^ '. (an xcommand response)
or here, it seemsthe AI engine plugged in "do you" automatically and interpreted the emote as a question:
Kyran: XD What?
Julie Tinkerbell: Not really. Do you know where I can get a copy of 'xd for dummies'? (julie thought she said "do you XD?) ... I thought there might be a connection, because my keyphrases that don't work begin with the word "do." Thanks.

I was curious whether the oldest memories are deleted first when a new memory is added (they seem to be). And I noticed that about 3 out of 10 assignments fail.

My bots seem to 'catch' xcommands too often, too.

And I noticed that one of my bots caught a "you are a" when it was told something like "Thanks, sweetie". (Debug reveals that "Thanks, sweetie" is transformed to "Thanks. You are a sweetie." Maybe good for detecting compliments, but confusing if you rely on "you are a" only being caught when those words are actually used.)

(And bot initiated chats in popup windows don't work again yet.)

Is it intentional that conversations in Debug mode don't appear in transcripts anymore?

Over the course of an hour or two I'll get 20+ bot-initiated chats... I reply and they never answer. There is also no indication in the transcripts that they were ever talking to me in the first place, or that I replied.

Transcript page is being weird. It's been loading all the new lines on yesterday's page and today is blank.

I've fixed the problem with bots not responding back to chat messages. A bot's initiated chat is not recorded if you don't respond - this is to prevent all kinds of garbage in the transcript from chat initiations you're not interested in.

Regarding the request to delete transcripts - the system can handle large ones now. Is there a reason you want them deleted?

Transcripts are meant to aid in working on bots, so user-to-user conversations are not recorded.

More fixes to come. I've been working a lot on the Combined Bot Template recently.

I've fixed the issue with remembering 'youhave: no'. Thanks for your debugging on that Mome Rath.

I've also fixed the first few strange lines when a chat is initiated in transcripts.

I don't think Debug chats were ever recorded in transcripts, were they? They aren't meant to be.

Laurel Sweet - I ran some debugging on that particular Keyphrase, and it looks like gotos were never set up to process AIScript before moving to the target Keyphrase. Is this something needed? I can add that functionality if there's a case for it.

More to come.

Ezzer - I made some improvements to yes/no question recognition in cases with multi-type words that should help. I also added recognition of XD. I'm going to work a little more on this tonight, but do/does questions should be recognized better now.

Thanks,I'll check it out!

Dear Professor,
I am heavily relying on AIScript setting memory on gotos.

For example - "What are you wearing?" - may trigger
goto Z_party if certain conditions are met.

Z_party - keyphrase has 7 outfits for seven days of the week. Adding rem "told what I wear" as only "justdone"; rem "party" as only "wearing"; once after the goto is more efficient than adding them seven times.

I have a few more constructs like that.
Now I am busily adding rem AIScripts after responses.

I believe it would be good to be able to set memories on gotos.

I would also like to beg for an OR || operator if at all possible.

Is it possible that I get automatically logged off 40 minutes after logon no matter if I load PF pages or not?

@Mome - the log offs seem to be random and intermittent. Some log offs happen really quickly.

Professor,

the issue with remembering "no" as "youhave" is fixed ...

but ...

the automatic memories seem to be out of service now. I've tested "I have ...", "I like ...", "I hate ..." - none of these is reflected in my bots' memories.