The AI Engine

Brillant but false
(would you like|do you want) (re) => rank 65
- Do you want to be my friend ?
- I do think so. What do you want to know?

"What do you want to know?" is my xemote.
I never have written "I do think so"

prob123 the problem is not with tiger but with "do you want to be my friend" because this sentence is a friendly sentence for the AI engine and a xemote is generated.

NO it has to be 'you (want|like) to be (re)' 65 raw It works on my bot!

Those quotes come from my bots debug. Since I don't have tiger, friend etc it will work for
Do you want to be a human
do you want to be human
do you want to be my friend
do you want to be a tiger..etc..etc...etc...

Sorry but I don't want to match "you want to be" but "do you want" or "would you like"
You can try with (do you want|would you like) (re) with 65 in raw, you'll see

Sorry but Answer Bot is my bot ()

It matches perfectly as long as you do not ask the bot if it wants to be your friend, everything else pretty much goes.

I want Vashenka to respond appropriately to the phrase "I'm okay" rather than translating "okay" to mean "yes" and saying something silly like "You're yes? How does that make you feel?"

I've managed it for "I am okay" using raw mode. But because it's raw, it doesn't catch "I'm okay" (if I'm understanding it correctly, anyway). I can't have "I'm okay" as a keyphrase because it has punctuation in it.

Any clues?

Unfortunately I know that it does not work only with "do you want to be my friend".
That's my problem I can't avoid the xemote AI engine.

No, it won't work with friend the AI engine will go to exmote. You can't fight that. It is the same as blab. You can get around some keyphrases that the AI engine chokes on with regexs. I would like it if The Professor got rid of them. I know if they come up in the CBC you can get docked a lot of points.

I've managed it for "I am okay" using raw mode. But because it's raw, it doesn't catch "I'm okay" (if I'm understanding it correctly, anyway). I can't have "I'm okay" as a keyphrase because it has punctuation in it.

You can theoretically escape an apostrope in regex mode with a space (I think,) though it's never terribly reliable (though it used to work mostly ok on the old server.) You could try:

I[ ']m okay (re)<0>

in raw mode (note the space between [<0> and '<0> !) and raise the rank (probably easiest to start at 127 and work down from there if it works. If it doesn't... leave it in and hope it works occasionally in the future - that's probably all you can do )