The AI Engine

Was there a (*) in the keyphrase, Ladydyke? Lately it seems like you need to have a (key1) before you can have a (postkey). I might be wrong about that, but I think it's the case.

I have a question I tried adding a answer to the question do you have any pets and I got a message that the keyphrase was already there for that but it is not in any of the keyphrases. help!

try a keyphrase search

"I tried this script remember (postkey) as "name" and tested it and it did not remember my name. what did I do wrong?"

did you try to use (mem-name) to get the name out of it?
Uh.. Was there a postkey in that example?

well it did not have the word postkey in the keyphrase but it did in the answer.

But when you tested it, did you give it a sentence with something that'd be considered a postkey?

hmm not sure about that one I'll have to go check.

Okay here is how I set it up
my name is
AI Script:remember (postkey) as "name"
It is nice to meet you (name)     
I am glad to meet you (name).

1) anything stored with Remember is (mem-something), so that'd be (mem-name) instead of just (name)
2) i'm not sure if you can use the (mem-name) in the same keyphrase as you save it

I'm pretty sure that you have to use "I am glad to meet you, (postkey)" for the response as you're storing it. After that, it's stored and you can use (mem-name).

I want that my bot recognize keyphrases like "" or ":-)" but even with the raw mode it doesn't work.
How could I do?

I think the answer to this is no, but I'll ask anyway:
Is there a way to distinguish whether a "key" contains just one word or whether it contains more than one word? There are some situations where that might be helpful.