Rules
Rules are your users' questions.
Rules are your users' questions mapped to stories (bot's answer). Rearrange rules to prioritize over others.
P1 = highest priority.
Filter Rules from Message enables you to enter a message and filter its automatically loaded associated Rules.
Advanced Filter Settings lets you copy attributes from an existing user, or create a new attribute with +add attribute
Memory
At times, a rule does not respond to user's direct message, rather it responds from the interaction history.
Example: If we go to the "hey!" story, we can add an "action" response to make the bot remember this. Let's set the action as follows:
Now when the bot replies to a user with "hey!", the bot actually $enabled a property called "said-hey" to the chat's session memory.
Add a NEW rule with a NEW condition:
and let's assign this to a new story called "You Just Said Hello"
Now, the chat will go as follows:
The functions within actions are directly correlated with functions within conditions.
| Action Function | = | Condition Funtion |
|---|---|---|
$enable | = | $exists |
$set_to | = | $equals |
Example Rule, when user asks "Who is your best friend?"
Add a Rule
Click on the +Add Group button and create an example “FRIENDS” (the example indicates preparing rules for users to ask about Bob’s friends.)
Add the title to your 1st rule, “Who is your best friend?”
Add the condition. (In this case) set the condition to recognize the keyword(s) “best friend”
Move on to step 2 (on the left) and create your story. The story is the reply to the question.
Name your story and add the new story
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