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Description of Problem:
The response selector returns the full response, but not the structured "type" of the response
Overview of the Solution:
Add the type of the response to the output (can be named anything meaningful).
Examples (if relevant):
"response_selector": {
"default": {
"response": {
"type": "cats"
"name": "I see you have a question about cats",
"confidence": 0.775967896
}
}
In this example the responses.md contains a heading for faq/cats that says "I see you have a question about cats". The reason it would be helpful to have the structured name /cats in the response is so that it's easier to use that output elsewhere, instead of having to check for the whole string "I see you have a question about cats."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey @jamesmf! I believe this enhancement was just implemented last week 🙂 if you try out building the master version from source, you can let us know what you think. Or you can wait for the 1.9 release, which should come out this week!
Description of Problem:
The response selector returns the full response, but not the structured "type" of the response
Overview of the Solution:
Add the
type
of the response to the output (can be named anything meaningful).Examples (if relevant):
In this example the
responses.md
contains a heading forfaq/cats
that says"I see you have a question about cats"
. The reason it would be helpful to have the structured name/cats
in the response is so that it's easier to use that output elsewhere, instead of having to check for the whole string "I see you have a question about cats."The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: