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I have problem that any seek option I attach to key phrase "ok" doesn't trigger when someone types it. And my bot doesn't know what to do when user writes ok.
You could try using "okay", or use "yes" which should trigger with "ok". Or you may wish to use "raw" in your ai script if you're specifically looking for just "ok"
Now, could someone please try to explain me how can I add command to store or require memory for certain action?
go to the build menu then click on chatbot workshop.select the name of your chatbot from the list.then click on settings.then go down to AIscript initialization then put this in.
default "blank" as "typeoffood";
then go down to update then click it.
then select your chatbot again then click on language center.then put this in.
keyphrase=i like mexican food
response=mexican food is tasty.
click on more then put this in the AIscript
remember "mexican" as only "typeoffood";
keyphrase=i like italian food
response=i love italian food.
click on more then put this in the AIscript
remember "italian" as only "typeoffood";
keyphrase=i like asian food
response= do not like asian food
click on more then put this in the AIscript
remember "asian" as only "typeoffood";
one keyphrase can have many responses
keyphrase=i am hungry
response=would you like some mexican food.
click on more then put this in the AIscript
if (mem-typeoffood) is "mexican"
response=would you like some italian food
click on more then put this in the AIscript
if (mem-typeoffood) is "italian"
response=would you like some asian food
click on more then put this in the AIscript
if (mem-typeoffood) is "asian"
i hope you understand my mini tutorial for long term memory.
default "blank" as "typeoffood";
then go down to update then click it.
then select your chatbot again then click on language center.then put this in.
keyphrase=i like mexican food
response=mexican food is tasty.
click on more then put this in the AIscript
remember "mexican" as only "typeoffood";
keyphrase=i like italian food
response=i love italian food.
click on more then put this in the AIscript
remember "italian" as only "typeoffood";
keyphrase=i like asian food
response= do not like asian food
click on more then put this in the AIscript
remember "asian" as only "typeoffood";
one keyphrase can have many responses
keyphrase=i am hungry
response=would you like some mexican food.
click on more then put this in the AIscript
if (mem-typeoffood) is "mexican"
response=would you like some italian food
click on more then put this in the AIscript
if (mem-typeoffood) is "italian"
response=would you like some asian food
click on more then put this in the AIscript
if (mem-typeoffood) is "asian"
i hope you understand my mini tutorial for long term memory.
for temporary memory you do not put in a default type script in AIscript
initialization in settings.
initialization in settings.
It's good practice to always initialize your memories to defaults. Stops odd situations where responses get skipped due to unset memories.
I have a problem. When I put something alse then intro inside xinitialize, the bot will say that thing as first sentence when someone engages chat.
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